women in stem

At Florida Tech, we lead projects. We lead people. Together, we lead change. Here are a few prime examples.

A catastrophic car accident may have changed the course of Isabella Leon’s athletic career, but it didn’t stop her from being a leader on the Florida Tech women’s soccer team.

Campus parking: It’s on everyone’s minds, but what truly is the best parking spot at Florida Tech? We weighed in with Florida Tech experts.

Meet Emily Summey—the current Women in Aviation president, Alpha Eta Rho event coordinator and FIT Aviation operations control coordinator.

Allison Taylor ’05 recently had the opportunity to participate in a Mars simulation at MDRS through her company, The Aerospace Corporation.

The aviation human factors professor was awarded by the FAA's Partnership to Enhance General Aviation Safety, Accessibility and Sustainability.

Karly Liebendorfer and Ruth Nichols are recognized as among “the best and brightest minds” in STEM by the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation.

Ever wondered what shark you would be? We took eight Florida Tech majors and asked shark expert Toby Daly-Engel which shark represents each.

Toby Daly-Engel is featured on “When Sharks Attack…and Why,” an eight-episode series debuting this week on broadcast TV and streaming.

Her research focuses on the genetic diversity of bull sharks migrating poleward in response to climate change.