Notable Black Women in STEM
1.
Alice Ball (1892 – 1916), First Black Woman
Chemist
2.
Dr. Patricia Bath (1942 – 2019), Ophthalmologist
and Inventor
3.
Bessie Blount (1914 – 2019) Nurse, Forensic
Scientist, Nurse and Inventor
4.
Sarah Boone (1832 – 1904) Inventor
5.
Evelyn Boyd-Granville (1924 – 2023),
Mathematician
6.
Majorie Lee Browne (1914 – 1979), Mathematician
7.
Alexa Canady, M.D. (1950), First Black Woman
Neurosurgeon in the US
8.
Yvonne Clark (1929 - 2019), Mechanical Engineer
9.
Christine Darden (1942), Mathematician, Data
Analyst and Aeronautical Engineer
10. Annie
Easley (1933 – 2011), Computer Scientist and Mathematician
11. Ellen
Eglin (1836 – 1916) Inventor
12. Jennette
Epps (1970) Aerospace Engineer and NASA Astronaut
13. Aprille
Ericsson- Jackson (1960) Aerospace Engineer
14. Joan
Higginbotham (1964), Electrical Engineer and Former NASA Astronaut
15. Willie
Hobbs-Moore (1934 – 1994), Physicist and Engineer
16. Nola
Hylton (1957), Oncologist, and Professor of Radiology
17. Mary
Jackson (1921- 2005), NASA Mathematician and Aerospace Engineer
18. Shirley
Ann Jackson (1946), Physicist
19. Dr.
Mae Jemison (1956), Former NASA Astronaut, Engineer, and Medical Doctor
20. Ashanti
Johnson, Geochemist and Chemical Oceanographer
21. Katherine
Johnson (1918 – 2020), NASA Mathematician
22. Marjorie
Joyner (1896 – 1994) Inventor
23. Martha
Euphemia Lofton-Haynes (1890 – 1980), Mathematician and Educator
24. Dr.
Wangari Maathai (1940 – 2011), Environmentalist and Nobel Prize Laureate
25. Marie
Maynard-Daly (1921 – 2003), Biochemist
26. Susan
McKinney-Steward (1847 – 1918) Physician and Author
27. Raye
Montague (1938 – 2018), Engineer and Mathematician
28. Melba
Roy Mouton (1929 – 1990), NASA Mathematician
29. Jewel
Plummer-Cobb (1924 – 2017), Biologist, Cancer Researcher, and Educator
30. Valerie
Thomas (1943), Data Scientist and Inventor
31. Dorothy
Vaughn (1910 – 2008), NASA Mathematician
32. Gladys
West (1930) Mathematician
33. Stephanie
Wilson (1966), NASA Astronaut and Engineer
Revised: March 5, 2024

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