Engineering is still predominantly a man's world. Women, however, have made significant inroads in the past few decades. From groundbreaking inventions to path-paving for other women, female engineers are dispelling stereotypes and misguided expectations about women's abilities in the field and in the office. Focusing on the engineering profession-its history as well as its unique obstacles-this well-researched book provides historical context as well as encouragement for would-be female engineers. The first in a series detailing the history and progress of women in the professions, this text will be followed by books covering academia, law, medicine, science and accounting.
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Betty Reynolds has a Ph.D. in management. She is retired and lives in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Jill Tietjen is the former head of the Women In Engineering program at the University of Colorado. She is currently a speaker on women's professional issues, and lives in Denver, Colorado.
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