Book Authors
Data and reflections on Girls and STEM Careers. An IEEE e-book for young women, parents and others. Author: Dr. Pamela Cosman, professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at UCSD.
An in-depth look into the lives of Female Engineers. Read about their journeys into engineering and the courage to walk out their dreams. Author: Dr. Justina Sanchez, Quality Engineer
For ages 4-8 introducing engineering. Review. Author: Nathan Russert, SDSU alum, Electrical Computer Engineer.
A children's STEM book about innovation and the science of curly hair. Review. Author: Neil Thompson, founder of Teach The Geek and a Biomedical Engineer.
A book for students on the STEM track and early-stage professionals. Video. Author: Jasmine L. Sadler, founder of the STEAM Collaborative.
An adventure story for ages 9-11 to discover wireless communications. Author: Dr. Pamela Cosman, professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at UCSD.
es un libro dedicado a los jóvenes estudiantes que desean aprender más sobre el mundo de la tecnología a través de la codificación. Author: Athena Coco Hernandez, a local high school student.
What Do You Know About ... STEM! STEM inspired ABCs (ages 3-6). Author: Taylor J. Brown, an Industrial and Systems Engineering student at USD and officer in NSBE-USD
The Secret Code Menace An adventure story where the reader (ages 9-11) picks up concepts of wireless communications. Author: Dr. Pamela Cosman, professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at UC San Diego.
Turning On The Lights! Using Learning Culture to Increase Student Success. Author: Rafael D. Alvarez, director of the San Diego City College Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement (MESA) program