Meet Dr Wendy Okolo THE FIRST BLACK FEMALE AEROSPACE ENGINEER.


Nigerian-born Dr. Wendy Okolo becomes the FIRST BLACK WOMAN to bag a Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Texas.

She's an aerospace research engineer in the Intelligent Systems Division at NASA Ames Research Center

She is the first Black woman to obtain a Ph.D. degree in aerospace engineering from University of Texas at Arlington. She is also the Special Emphasis Programs Manager for Women at Ames.





Comments

Post a Comment

For advert placing, call 08024114163

Popular posts from this blog

Enhancing Nigeria’s Mining Sector: A Promising Collaboration With Uzbekistan’s Expertise

Image
.......as Rt Hon Benjamin Kalu brainstorms with Uzbekistan's minister of  mining and geology In the ever-evolving landscape of global minerals and resources, the significance of local value addition, as opposed to mere raw material exportation, has become increasingly pronounced.  As countries worldwide strive for economic diversification and sustainable development, the integration of knowledge-sharing initiatives becomes paramount.  A notable recent occurrence in this regard was the productive meeting between Nigeria’s Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt Hon Benjamin Kalu, and Uzbekistan’s Minister of Mining and Geology, Yusupov Ural Sadullayevich, during the 150th Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) Assembly in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.  Their discussions centered on collaborative opportunities to enhance Nigeria’s solid minerals and mining industry, with a particular focus on local value addition and job creation.  Nigeria is e...
Read more

House of Reps Donates N705 Million to President Tinubu

Image
.............says its the House's way of showing support and solidarity with the less fortunate members of the society _ By Iyke Mba 18/3/2025 The House of Representatives has presented President Bola Ahmed Tinubu with a sum of N705 million to support needy Nigerians during the month of Ramadan. The contribution, which was presented by the Speaker and Deputy Speaker of the House, Rt Hon Tajuddeen Abbas and Rt Hon Benjamin Kalu on behalf of the House, was said to be aimed at alleviating the economic hardships currently being faced by Nigerians During the holy month of Ramadan, in a statement released by the House, the Speaker, Rt Hon Tajuddeen Abbas, explained that the donation was the House's way of showing support and solidarity with the less fortunate members of the society, especially in these difficult times. "The House of Representatives is committed to the welfare of all Nigerians, especially during this holy month of Ramadan. We are a...
Read more

Rt. Hon Benjamin Kalu Delivers Thought Provoking Convocation Lecture at The University of Calabar

Image
 . ..........calls for overhaul of varsity curriculums As the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt hon Benjamin Kalu, delivered his convocation lecture at the 37th convocation and 50th anniversary of the University Of Calabar, he highlighted the urgent need for overhauling of outdated curriculums in Nigerian Universities.  With the emerging use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), many Nigerian courses are becoming obsolete and lack the ability to provide students with problem-solving skills in line with modern realities. In his speech, the lawmaker emphasized the pressing need for Nigerian Universities to rise up to their challenges and prioritize the introduction of tech skills such as cyber security, artificial intelligence, and data analysis.  He stated, "The challenge before us is clear - our universities must go beyond theory to practical impact. They must bring the gown into the town and now into cyberspace where knowledge is appli...
Read more