Women in STEM (Live Show!)
How this artist/teacher became a UX designer.
Bossed Up · Emilie Aries
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Show Notes
Today’s episode is an extra special one, since it was recorded at our first-ever LIVE show at General Assembly NYC! I sat down with New York Times UX designer Natalya Shelburne to talk through why she thinks more women should pursue careers in STEM and how she went from art teacher to programmer herself.
Related links:
- Oct. 22: Join the LIVE DC show on women & wealth!
- SMNTY Episode: Silicon Valley Sexism, Pt. 1
- SMNTY Episode: Silicon Valley Sexism, Pt. 2
- Ep. 39: How to Organize Your Networking
- Check out Natalya’s hilarious blog, Boob Half Empty
- Ep 53: How to Get Your Boss to Pay for Your Professional Development
- Ep 59: How to Cope with a Triggering News Cycle
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