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IEEE TryEngineering Summer Camps
Two-week coed residential summer camps for rising 8th- through 12th-grade students held at four premier colleges and universities across the USA this summer. Discounts for IEEE members, and international students accepted.
Gain valuable insights on industry trends, explore the opportunities and challenges that lay ahead for engineers, and celebrate the pioneers that made it all possible.
This week we’re recognizing mechanical engineering pioneer, Nancy Fitzroy. Fitzroy was the first female student to study chemical engineering at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. She began her career at General Electric in 1952, initially working on the Hermes Missile Program. Fitzroy’s contributions in the heat transfer field have led to improvements in space reentry vehicles, rocket engines, nuclear submarines, nuclear reactors, household appliances, steam and gas turbines and heat transfer physics. She was also one of the first female helicopter pilots.
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