BGuthrie Photos: DC -- Smithsonian Gardens: #IfThenSheCan - The Exhibit (Spread out after Opening Weekend)

DC -- Smithsonian Gardens: #IfThenSheCan - The Exhibit (Spread out after Opening Weekend):

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Description of Pictures: #IfThenSheCan - The Exhibit
March 5, 2022 – March 27, 2022
On and around the National Mall and Smithsonian museums
#IfThenSheCan – The Exhibit is the largest collection of statues of women ever assembled together, to be installed on and around the National Mall. The 120 life-size 3D-printed statues are of a diverse coalition of contemporary women STEM innovators and role models leading a variety of fields, from protecting wildlife, discovering galaxies, building YouTube’s platform, to trying to cure cancer.
During opening weekend, visitors will be able to explore all 120 statues placed in AIB, the Smithsonian Castle, and the adjacent Enid A. Haupt Garden. Starting March 7, select statues will spread out to the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History and the National Air and Space Museum along the National Mall through the end of the month.
IF/THENŽ is an initiative of the Lyda Hill Philanthropies designed to activate a culture shift among young girls to open their eyes to STEM careers.

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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. IFSHE1_220311_004.JPG: Nicole Sharp Ph.D. Aerospace Engineer and Science Communicator Featured in National Air and Space Museum Celebrates the physics of all that flows.
2. IFSHE1_220311_016.JPG: Ciara Sivels Ph.D. Nuclear Engineer Featured in National Air and Space Museum Researches nuclear explosion monitoring and treaty verification, and has resulted in four authored publications.
3. IFSHE1_220311_020.JPG: Sarah Wilson Mechanical Engineer Featured in National Air and Space Museum Intersects engineering with personal passions like skiing and gardening, to make a difference in the health and safety of people and the planet.
4. IFSHE1_220311_041.JPG: Maddie Weinstein Postdoctoral Researcher Featured in National Air and Space Museum Researches algebraic geometry, Euclidean distance geometry, intersection theory, and topological data analysis.
5. IFSHE1_220311_049.JPG: Nikki Sereika Aviation Maintenance Technician Featured in National Air and Space Museum Has Airframe and Powerplant certificates along with engine run and taxi for Boeing 737 aircraft.
6. IFSHE1_220311_054.JPG: Dana Bolles Spaceflight Engineer Featured in National Air and Space Museum Wears many hats at a space agency from engineering to communicating about the search for life beyond Earth.
7. IFSHE1_220311_063.JPG: Roselin Rosario-Meléndez Ph.D. Polymer/Formulation Chemist Featured in National Air and Space Museum Uses chemistry to create makeup such as extreme wear lipstick.
8. IFSHE1_220311_070.JPG: Adele Luta Scientist & Innovator Featured in National Air and Space Museum Unites ocean and sky by applying her expertise in diving to spacesuits and lunar landers for NASA moon missions.
9. IFSHE1_220311_092.JPG: Erika Anderson Reliability Engineer Featured in National Air and Space Museum Ensures safe and reliable operations of oil and gas refineries and chemical plants.
10. IFSHE1_220311_096.JPG: Olivia Castellini Ph.D. STEM Educator and Exhibit Developer Featured in National Air and Space Museum Translates fundamental science and cutting-edge research into compelling museum experiences.
11. IFSHE1_220311_110.JPG: Minerva Cordero Ph.D. Mathematician and Educator Featured in National Air and Space Museum Applies her expertise in finite Geometries to computer science and artificial intelligence, and works to increase representation of women in STEM.
12. IFSHE1_220311_116.JPG: Kirsten Tulchin-Francis Ph.D. Biomechanist and Bioengineer Featured in National Air and Space Museum Uses motion capture technology to improve the lives of children with movement disorders and to reduce the risk of injury in young athletes
13. IFSHE1_220311_128.JPG: J'Tia Hart Ph.D. Chief Scientist & Nuclear Engineer Featured in National Air and Space Museum Analyzes top-secret nuclear science and technology for the Secretary of Energy, the White House, and Congress.
14. IFSHE1_220311_136.JPG: Jessica Fagerstrom Ph.D. Medical Physicist Featured in National Air and Space Museum Applies concepts in physics and engineering to questions in medicine.
15. IFSHE1_220311_150.JPG: Gracie Ermi Computer Scientist Featured in National Air and Space Museum Builds technology to protect endangered animals like elephants, sharks, and killer whales.
16. IFSHE1_220311_158.JPG: Janis Louie Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry Featured in National Air and Space Museum Provides synthetic chemists with a convenient and abbreviated approach to molecules rich with structural and/or functional diversity.
17. IFSHE1_220311_173.JPG: Julie Mirpuri M.D. M.D., Scientist, Associate Professor Featured in National Air and Space Museum Specializes in neonatal care and as a scientist studies how immune cells and bacteria interact.
18. IFSHE1_220311_183.JPG: Anamita Guha Quantum Computing and AI Product Leader Featured in National Air and Space Museum Bridging the gap between artificial intelligence and quantum computing.
19. IFSHE1_220311_188.JPG: Erika Hamden Ph.D. Professor of Astrophysics Featured in National Air and Space Museum Builds and sends telescopes into space and the stratosphere to observe and understand the universe.
20. IFSHE1_220311_198.JPG: Aisha K. Lawrey MPA STEAM Educator and Electrical Engineer Featured in National Air and Space Museum Helping to build an engineering workforce that looks like America.
21. IFSHE1_220311_208.JPG: Senior Software Engineer Featured in National Air and Space Museum Writes code for Google and was a Hollywood actor
22. IFSHE1_220311_217.JPG: Kelly Korreck Ph.D. Astrophysicist Featured in National Air and Space Museum Designs, builds and operates instruments that reveal the secrets of our Sun.
23. IFSHE1_220311_231.JPG: Sydney Hamilton Aerospace Engineer & Engineering Manager Featured in National Air and Space Museum Constructs and manages 3D printed and traditionally made satellite parts.
24. IFSHE1_220311_243.JPG: Ritu Raman Ph.D. Engineer, Writer, Educator Featured in National Air and Space Museum Builds machines from living cells.
25. IFSHE1_220311_254.JPG: Kay Savage Data Scientist Featured in National Air and Space Museum Uses math, coding, and mixed methods research to gain a deeper understanding of music listening behavior.
26. IFSHE1_220311_266.JPG: Crystal Dilworth Ph.D. Molecular Neuroscientist Featured in National Air and Space Museum Works to diversity the face of science in mainstream media worldwide.
27. IFSHE1_220311_287.JPG: Neha Murad Ph.D. Biomathematician Featured in National Air and Space Museum Builds mathematical models to understand the complex inner workings of the human body.
28. IFSHE1_220311_298.JPG: Financial Economist Featured in National Air and Space Museum Translates economic data and statistical modeling to actionable policy for assessing the stability of the financial system.
29. IFSHE1_220311_304.JPG: Siobahn Day Grady Ph.D. Computer and Information Scientist Featured in National Air and Space Museum Works in cybersecurity to mitigate disinformation by investigating authorship on online social networks.
30. IFSHE1_220311_332.JPG: Lataisia Jones Ph.D. Neuroscientist Featured in National Air and Space Museum Advocates for STEM diversity while spreading the joy of studying the brain.
31. IFSHE1_220311_338.JPG: Miriam Fuchs Astronomer and Telescope Systems Specialist Featured in National Air and Space Museum Collects data to provide superior observations of cold dust and gas found throughout our universe.
32. IFSHE1_220311_356.JPG: Burçin Mutlu-Pakdil Ph.D. Astrophysicist Featured in National Air and Space Museum Uses the world's largest telescopes to understand the nature of dark matter and galaxy formation by studying the smallest galaxies.
33. IFSHE1_220311_366.JPG: Adriana Bailey Ph.D. Atmospheric Scientist Featured in National Air and Space Museum Investigates the water cycle and its response to climate.
34. IFSHE1_220311_368.JPG: Jessica Nicole Esquivel Ph.D. Particle Physicist Featured in National Air and Space Museum Loves to chase subatomic particles with massive camera like detectors to peer into the big mysteries of the universe.
35. IFSHE2_220311_002.JPG: Catie Cuan Dancer and Roboticist Featured in The Arts + Industries Building Dances with robots to imagine and design new interactions with technology.
36. IFSHE2_220311_018.JPG: Karina Popovich Maker and Entrepeneur Featured in The Arts + Industries Building 3D-printing 82,000 face shields during COVID-19 and building an instagrammable STEM pop up, to pave a new future for what STEM looks and feels like.
37. IFSHE2_220311_028.JPG: Charita Castro Ph.D. Social Science Researcher Featured in The Arts + Industries Building Fighting to end child labor, forced labor, and human trafficking with data and research.
38. IFSHE2_220311_047.JPG: Monica Rho M.D. Sports Medicine Doctor and Medical Educator Featured in The Arts + Industries Building Serves as the head Team Physician for the US Women’s National Soccer Team.
39. IFSHE2_220311_062.JPG: Jaye Gardiner Ph.D. Illustrator and Cancer Biologist Featured in The Arts + Industries Building Studies the biology behind cancer and uses comics/trading cards to show that science is for everyone.
40. IFSHE2_220311_078.JPG: Heather Chandler Game Developer Featured in The Arts + Industries Building Launches video games on PC, console, VR, and mobile platforms, including Fortnite.
41. IFSHE2_220311_084.JPG: Jasmine L. Sadler MBA Dancing Rocket Scientist & STEAM Education Entrepreneur Featured in The Arts + Industries Building Works to increase equity in education through @theSTEAMcollab.
42. IFSHE2_220311_091.JPG: Beata Edyta Mierzwa Ph.D. Molecular Biologist and Artist Featured in The Arts + Industries Building Studies cell division to improve cancer therapy, and shares the beauty of science through art and fashion.
43. IFSHE2_220311_110.JPG: Chanté Summers Biotherapeutic Research Scientist Featured in The Arts + Industries Building Develops and implements processes, technology, and strategies for mid- to latestage conjugate biomolecules.
44. IFSHE2_220311_112.JPG: Crystal R. Emery Filmmaker and STEM Educator Featured in The Arts + Industries Building Producer, director, author and activist changing the face of STEM.
45. IFSHE2_220311_124.JPG: Sylvia A. Earle Ph.D. Marine Biologist, Global Conservationist and Ocean Explorer Featured in The Arts + Industries Building "Her Deepness", National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence, Founder, Mission Blue
46. IFSHE2_220311_136.JPG: Cori Lathan Ph.D. Tech Inventor, Engineer, & Entrepreneur Featured in The Arts + Industries Building Envisions and creates human-centered solutions using emerging technologies.
47. IFSHE2_220311_162.JPG: Jaye Gardiner Ph.D. Illustrator and Cancer Biologist Featured in The Arts + Industries Building Studies the biology behind cancer and uses comics/trading cards to show that science is for everyone.
48. IFSHE2_220311_170.JPG: Heather Chandler Game Developer Featured in The Arts + Industries Building Launches video games on PC, console, VR, and mobile platforms, including Fortnite.
49. IFSHE3_220311_007.JPG: Tiffany Panko M.D., MBA Women's Health Researcher Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Works to promote reproductive justice and health literacy, particularly for women like her, who are Deaf and communicate with American Sign Language.
50. IFSHE3_220311_017.JPG: Professor, Founder, and Cyber Crime Investigator Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Introduces middle school girls to cybersecurity through CybHER, a program she co-founded.
51. IFSHE3_220311_023.JPG: Helen Tran Ph.D. Molecular Architect, Polymer Chemistry Featured in National Air and Space Museum Works to make future plastics and electronic products fully degradable. [ Their website is inaccurate. The statue was in the Enid A. Haupt Garden, not the Air and Space Museum. ]
52. IFSHE3_220311_027.JPG: Mary Beth Westmoreland Technology Executive Featured in National Air and Space Museum Serves as a technology executive and named one of the Top 50 Most Powerful Women in Technology by National Diversity Council. [ NOTE: Their website was inaccurate. This statue was in the Enid A. Haupt Garden, not the Air and Space Museum. ]
53. IFSHE3_220311_030.JPG: US Senator Jacky Rosen was doing a recording amongst the statues. She said she was the first US Senator who had been a computer programmer, solid STEM credentials. Jacky Rosen From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jacklyn Sheryl Rosen (née Spektor; born August 2, 1957) is an American politician serving as the junior United States senator from Nevada since 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, she was the U.S. representative for Nevada's 3rd congressional district from 2017 to 2019. Rosen was elected to the Senate in 2018, defeating Republican incumbent Dean Heller. She was the only House freshman to win a Senate seat in the 2018 midterm elections and the only challenger to defeat a Republican incumbent senator in 2018. Early life and career Rosen was born on August 2, 1957, in Chicago, Illinois, to Carol, a homemaker, and Leonard Spektor, a car dealership owner who had served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. Rosen's mother was of Irish, German, and Austrian descent, and her father's family were Jewish emigrants from Russia and Austria. Rosen attended the University of Minnesota and graduated with a bachelor's degree in psychology in 1979. While she was in college, her parents moved to Las Vegas, where Rosen moved after graduating. She took a job with Summa Corporation and worked summers as a waitress at Caesars Palace throughout the 1980s. While working for Summa, she attended Clark County Community College (now the College of Southern Nevada) and received an associate degree in computing and information technology in 1985. She began working for Southwest Gas in 1990 before leaving to open her own consulting business three years later.
54. IFSHE3_220311_044.JPG: Danielle M. Robertson O.D., Ph.D. Professor, Optometrist, and Vision Scientist Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Studies how different types of diseases cause blindness.
55. IFSHE3_220311_093.JPG: US Senator Jacky Rosen chats with Nicole Sharp whose statue was in the Air and Space Museum.
56. IFSHE3_220311_143.JPG: Jordana Dahmen Research Regulatory Coordinator for Oncology Pharmaceuticals Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Works to "shatter STEM stereotypes" by identifying female role modes for girls and women.
57. IFSHE3_220311_150.JPG: Davina P. Durgana Ph.D. Statistician and Author Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Uses math to combat modern day slavery and find ways to protect the world's most vulnerable populations.
58. IFSHE3_220311_165.JPG: Helen Tran Ph.D. Molecular Architect, Polymer Chemistry Featured in National Air and Space Museum Works to make future plastics and electronic products fully degradable. [ Their website was inaccurate. This statue was in the Enid A. Haupt Garden, not the Air and Space Museum. ]
59. IFSHE3_220311_184.JPG: Research Regulatory Coordinator for Oncology Pharmaceuticals Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Works to "shatter STEM stereotypes" by identifying female role modes for girls and women.
60. IFSHE3_220311_186.JPG: Anjali Chadha Bioengineering Student Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Helps high school girls learn technology skills through applied experience with real businesses.
61. IFSHE3_220311_206.JPG: Tiffany Panko M.D., MBA Women's Health Researcher Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Works to promote reproductive justice and health literacy, particularly for women like her, who are Deaf and communicate with American Sign Language.
62. IFSHE3_220311_213.JPG: Ashley Podhradsky D.Sc. Professor, Founder, and Cyber Crime Investigator Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Introduces middle school girls to cybersecurity through CybHER, a program she co-founded.
63. IFSHE3_220311_218.JPG: Helen Tran Ph.D. Molecular Architect, Polymer Chemistry Featured in National Air and Space Museum Works to make future plastics and electronic products fully degradable. [ Their website is inaccurate. The statue was in the Enid A. Haupt Garden, not the Air and Space Museum. ]
64. IFSHE3_220311_225.JPG: Nicole Jackson Health Chief Technology Officer Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Creates conceptual models using algorithms and analytics as a vehicle for creating exceptional healthcare experiences.
65. IFSHE3_220311_238.JPG: Davina P. Durgana Ph.D. Statistician and Author Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Uses math to combat modern day slavery and find ways to protect the world's most vulnerable populations.
66. IFSHE3_220311_255.JPG: Mary Beth Westmoreland Technology Executive Featured in National Air and Space Museum Serves as a technology executive and named one of the Top 50 Most Powerful Women in Technology by National Diversity Council. [ NOTE: Their website was inaccurate. This statue was in the Enid A. Haupt Garden, not the Air and Space Museum. ]
67. IFSHE3_220311_260.JPG: Danielle M. Robertson O.D., Ph.D. Professor, Optometrist, and Vision Scientist Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Studies how different types of diseases cause blindness.
68. IFSHE3_220311_262.JPG: Kimberly Sass Architectural Job Captain and Professional Goaltender Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Advocates for the future of both women's professional hockey and female participation in STEM careers.
69. IFSHE3_220311_268.JPG: Danielle M. Robertson O.D., Ph.D. Professor, Optometrist, and Vision Scientist Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Studies how different types of diseases cause blindness.
70. IFSHE3_220311_290.JPG: Erika Kurt STEM Education Pioneer, Superbug Expert, and Entrepreneur Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Leads innovative global STEM program engaging students in the hunt to discover new drugs to treat antibiotic-resistant infections.
71. IFSHE3_220311_293.JPG: Nicole Jackson Health Chief Technology Officer Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Creates conceptual models using algorithms and analytics as a vehicle for creating exceptional healthcare experiences.
72. IFSHE3_220311_312.JPG: Arlyne Simon Ph.D. Biomedical Engineer & Children's Book Author Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Designs ultrasound machines and writes the Abby Invents picture book series to inspire kid inventors
73. IFSHE3_220311_321.JPG: Debbie Sterling Mechanical Engineer & Toy Maker Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Runs and founded GoldieBlox, an award-winning children’s multimedia company featuring the world's first girl engineer character.
74. IFSHE3_220311_329.JPG: Dr. Harshini Mukundan Ph.D. Microbiologist Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Develops universal diagnostics to rapidly identify all infections.
75. IFSHE3_220311_339.JPG: Allie K. Miller Artificial Intelligence Innovator Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Advises the world’s greatest AI startups to drive global innovation.
76. IFSHE3_220311_350.JPG: Jenn Makins STEM Educator, Inventor Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Teaches kids how to apply knowledge, bringing mathematics and other subjects to life, and coached winning team in NASA's Human Exploration Rover Challenge.
77. IFSHE3_220311_366.JPG: Erika Kurt STEM Education Pioneer, Superbug Expert, and Entrepreneur Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Leads innovative global STEM program engaging students in the hunt to discover new drugs to treat antibiotic-resistant infections.
78. IFSHE3_220311_382.JPG: Danielle Twum Ph.D. Cancer Immunologist Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Studies how the immune system works in cancer.
79. IFSHE3_220311_394.JPG: Jessie Rack Ph.D. Ecologist, Environmental Educator & Naturalist Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Uses school gardens to involve students in environmental science.
80. IFSHE3_220311_399.JPG: Yamina Pressler Ph.D. Soil Scientist and Educator Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Studies the many ways that soil organisms control how soils form and function.
81. IFSHE4_220311_005.JPG: Bridget Coughlin Ph.D. Aquarium CEO and Science Connector Featured in The Smithsonian Castle Connects millions of people to animals, science and nature by running an aquarium.
82. IFSHE4_220311_011.JPG: Raychelle Burks Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry Featured in The Smithsonian Castle Develops low-cost sensors that detect explosives, illicit drugs, and chemical weapons.
83. IFSHE4_220311_040.JPG: Liz Engler-Chiurazzi Ph.D. Neuroscientist and Research Assistant Professor Featured in The Smithsonian Castle Studies brain function, mental health, and the immune system and competes on a women's roller derby team.
84. IFSHE4_220311_041.JPG: Amy Elliott Ph.D. Manufacturing Scientist Featured in The Smithsonian Castle Researches 3D printing technologies for use in manufacturing.
85. IFSHE4_220311_054.JPG: Xyla Foxlin Engineer, Entrepreneur, and Nonprofit Director Featured in The Smithsonian Castle Uses creative media to get more girls involved in STEM, making and the trades, through her nonprofit Beauty and the Bolt.
86. IFSHE4_220311_059.JPG: Joyonna Gamble-George Ph.D. Health Scientist Featured in The Smithsonian Castle Studies factors that contribute to health issues in medically underserved populations.
87. IFSHE4_220311_078.JPG: Xyla Foxlin Engineer, Entrepreneur, and Nonprofit Director Featured in The Smithsonian Castle Uses creative media to get more girls involved in STEM, making and the trades, through her nonprofit Beauty and the Bolt.
88. IFSHE4_220311_081.JPG: Paula Garcia Todd Pharmaceutical Engineer and Business Leader Featured in The Smithsonian Castle Drives global pharmaceutical drug delivery innovations and champions diversity and inclusion efforts in STEM education.
89. IFSHE4_220311_097.JPG: Chavonda Jacobs-Young Ph.D. Administrator, USDA Agricultural Research Service Featured in The Smithsonian Castle Led the establishment of the USDA Office of the Chief Scientist.
90. IFSHE4_220311_107.JPG: Sylvie Garneau-Tsodikova Ph.D. Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Assistant Dean for Research Featured in The Smithsonian Castle Develops new molecules to combat bacterial resistance.
91. IFSHE4_220311_113.JPG: Vanessa Hill Media Entrepreneur and Researcher Featured in The Smithsonian Castle Produces award-winning popular science shows, documentaries and social media.
92. IFSHE4_220311_125.JPG: Tiffany Kelly Sports Entrepreneur and Data Scientist Featured in The Smithsonian Castle Quantifies the emotions of sports fans, and created the Fan Happiness Index for ESPN.
93. IFSHE4_220311_134.JPG: Mitu Khandaker Ph.D. Video Game Designer and Entrepreneur Featured in The Smithsonian Castle Promotes STEM subjects and game development at schools with an emphasis on gender equality in games.
94. IFSHE4_220311_143.JPG: Magan Lewis Ph.D. Plant Breeding & Genetics Scientist Featured in The Smithsonian Castle Enhances agriculture research with new technology and mentors young scientists globally through STEM outreach.
95. IFSHE4_220311_152.JPG: Bea Mendez-Gandica Program Manager & Founder Featured in The Smithsonian Castle Performs static analysis automation to ensure source code at Microsoft is secure and inspires kids to be curious, confident, and courageous by discovering the world of STEM!
96. IFSHE4_220311_175.JPG: Nina Niu Sanford M.D. Medical Doctor and Assistant Professor Featured in The Smithsonian Castle Cares for cancer patients receiving radiation therapy.
97. IFSHE4_220311_185.JPG: Shirley Malcom Ph.D. Educator, Science Advocate, and Ecologist Featured in The Smithsonian Castle Advocates for marginalized voices in STEM; Director of SEA Change and Senior Advisor at AAAS.
98. IFSHE4_220311_200.JPG: Tamlyn Wright MFA Live Events Production Designer Featured in The Smithsonian Castle Designs live events and environments that blur the lines of architecture and digital technology is a passion in her work.
99. IFSHE4_220311_212.JPG: Megan Prescott Ph.D. Microbiologist and Science Program Manager Featured in The Smithsonian Castle Improves the world through science and social justice.
100. IFSHE4_220311_228.JPG: Claire Meaders Ph.D. Biologist and STEM Educator Featured in The Smithsonian Castle Conducts interdisciplinary research focused on the transition between high school and college for students in STEM.
101. IFSHE4_220311_237.JPG: I was curious how they did her glasses. For most of the statues, the 3D scanning process naturally resulted in people's eyes being hidden. The sculptors had to go into the datasets and essentially gouge out the lenses so eyeballs could be seen. This statue, however, was clearly done differently. It looks like the glasses were scanned separately and added to the model after the fact.
102. IFSHE4_220311_284.JPG: Shirley Malcom Ph.D. Educator, Science Advocate, and Ecologist Featured in The Smithsonian Castle Advocates for marginalized voices in STEM; Director of SEA Change and Senior Advisor at AAAS.
103. IFSHE5_220311_001.JPG: Climate Change Researcher, Global Leader Featured in National Museum of Natural History Has testified before Congress and was named one of the most 100 influential people in climate policy worldwide.
104. IFSHE5_220311_006.JPG: Myria Perez Paleontologist, Fossil Preparator Featured in National Museum of Natural History Worked with paleontologist Louis Jacobs to unearth never-before-seen fossils from Angola.
105. IFSHE5_220311_013.JPG: Kellyn LaCour-Conant Restoration Ecologist Featured in National Museum of Natural History Researches indigenous coastal ecology and advocates for environmental justice.
106. IFSHE5_220311_029.JPG: Tamar Goulet Ph.D. Professor and Marine Biologist Featured in National Museum of Natural History Investigates the effects of global climate change on coral reefs.
107. IFSHE5_220311_048.JPG: Katy Croff Bell Ph.D. Ocean Explorer Featured in National Museum of Natural History Transforms deep ocean exploration, making discoveries accessible to all through high-tech, low cost technologies.
108. IFSHE5_220311_052.JPG: Amber Sparks Oceanographer, Environmental Scientist and Entrepreneur Featured in National Museum of Natural History Works to re-purpose offshore oil and gas platforms into artificial reefs.
109. IFSHE5_220311_066.JPG: Allison Fundis Ocean Explorer & Non-profit Executive Featured in National Museum of Natural History Explores the deep sea with robotic vehicles and develops programs to engage the public and the next generation in STEM.
110. IFSHE5_220311_081.JPG: Lekelia (Kiki) Jenkins Ph.D. Marine Conservation Scientist and Professor Featured in National Museum of Natural History Uses dance to communicate science and pioneered a new field of study into the invention and adoption of marine conservation technology.
111. IFSHE5_220311_098.JPG: Kris Inman Wildlife Biologist Featured in National Museum of Natural History Climbed into bear dens, tracked wolverines, and sloshes through beaver created wetlands to conserve wildlife, wild landscapes, and ecosystem function.
112. IFSHE5_220311_106.JPG: Rae Wynn-Grant Ph.D. Large Carnivore Ecologist Featured in National Museum of Natural History Uses statistical modeling to investigate how anthropogenic factors can influence the spatial patterns of carnivore behavior and ecology.
113. IFSHE5_220311_128.JPG: Becca Peixotto Ph.D. Archaeologist Featured in National Museum of Natural History Studies our shared human history from the bones of ancient human relatives in South African caves to resistance communities in a Virginia swamp.
114. IFSHE5_220311_134.JPG: Digital Archaeologist Featured in National Museum of Natural History Uses new technologies to help people learn about the past.
115. IFSHE5_220311_162.JPG: Jessica Taaffe Ph.D. Global Health Scientist Featured in National Museum of Natural History Uses science to tackle global health problems.
116. IFSHE5_220311_188.JPG: Ana Maria Porras Ph.D. Biomedical Engineer and Science Artist Featured in National Museum of Natural History Studies the human microbiome around the world and uses crocheted microbes to engage the public with science
117. IFSHE5_220311_201.JPG: Kristen Lear Ph.D. Bat Conservationist Featured in National Museum of Natural History Works around the world to protect bats.
118. IFSHE5_220311_221.JPG: Wendy Bohon Ph.D. Geologist and SciComm Specialist Featured in National Museum of Natural History Studies earthquakes and works to improve the communication of earthquake hazard and risk.
119. IFSHE5_220311_229.JPG: Wendy Bohon Ph.D. Geologist and SciComm Specialist Featured in National Museum of Natural History Studies earthquakes and works to improve the communication of earthquake hazard and risk.
120. IFSHE5_220311_238.JPG: Ronda Hamm Ph.D. Educator & Entomologist Featured in National Museum of Natural History Develops and implements strategies and relationships that promote STEM for future generation while showing people that insects are not scary.
121. IFSHE5_220311_249.JPG: Adrienne Starks Ph.D. Scientist, STREAM Educator and Entrepreneur Featured in National Museum of Natural History Develops opportunities to inspire students from under-valued and under-served communities to explore and develop their passion for STEM and STREAM.
122. IFSHE5_220311_261.JPG: Ahna Skop Ph.D. Geneticist, Artist & Visual Communicator Featured in National Museum of Natural History Studies how cells divide, and curates science art exhibitions around the world.
123. IFSHE5_220311_275.JPG: Greetchen Díaz-Muńoz Ph.D. Microbiologist and Educator Featured in National Museum of Natural History Advocates for the inclusion of girls and women in STEM careers.
124. IFSHE5_220311_289.JPG: Kimberley R. Miner Ph.D. Climate Scientist Featured in National Museum of Natural History Evaluates risk and resilience for human and natural systems under climate change.
125. IFSHE5_220311_292.JPG: Lindsey Rustad Ph.D. Research Ecologist Featured in National Museum of Natural History Conducts large and daring experiments on forest soil warming, drought, acid rain, and ice storms.
126. IFSHE5_220311_312.JPG: Jennifer Adler Ph.D. Conservation Photographer Featured in National Museum of Natural History Uses underwater photography to tell stories about science, conservation, and climate change.
127. IFSHE5_220311_315.JPG: Shyla Raghav Strategist, Innovator, and Environmental Conservationist Featured in National Museum of Natural History Demonstrates that ecosystem-based mitigation and adaptation offer tremendous opportunities for meeting the climate challenge.
128. IFSHE5_220311_324.JPG: Jenny Briggs Ph.D. Fire Scientist and Assistant Dean Featured in National Museum of Natural History Investigates fire, forests and animals; shares STEM with students of all ages.
129. IFSHE5_220311_332.JPG: PhD Candidate, Herpetologist Featured in National Museum of Natural History Scientist, advocate for Black women in wildlife careers, and creator of popular social media game #FindThatLizard which teaches players lizard facts.
130. IFSHE5_220311_335.JPG: PhD Candidate, Herpetologist Featured in National Museum of Natural History Scientist, advocate for Black women in wildlife careers, and creator of popular social media game #FindThatLizard which teaches players lizard facts.
131. IFSHE5_220311_348.JPG: Yamilée Toussaint Beach Dancer, STEM Educator and Entrepreneur Featured in National Museum of Natural History Helps increase the number of underrepresented minority girls across the nation who pursue a future in STEM through her organization STEM from Dance.
132. IFSHE5_220311_351.JPG: Jennifer Stimpson Ed.D. STEM Educator, Innovator, Scientist Featured in National Museum of Natural History Educates the next generation of scientists through her award-winning approach and passion for STEM.
133. IFSHE5_220311_374.JPG: Sam Wynns Conservation Biologst and Science Educator Featured in National Museum of Natural History Uses STEAM to solve problems and provide inspiration as a field biologist and science educator.
134. IFSHE5_220311_379.JPG: Amanda Masino Ph.D. Biologist, Professor, and Research Director Featured in National Museum of Natural History Works with her students to serve their community and advance science and created new programs for African American and Latinx students.
135. IFSHE5_220311_388.JPG: Jess Cramp Ph.D. Shark Researcher & Conservationist Featured in National Museum of Natural History Conducts research, outreach and advocacy alongside communities for effective protection of sharks & oceans. Founded and is the Executive Director of Sharks Pacific.
136. IFSHE5_220311_404.JPG: Johanna Varner Ph.D. Professor and Mammal Biologist Featured in National Museum of Natural History Studies mountain mammals called pikas, a potato-sized rabbit relative that lives in alpine rockslides.
137. IFSHE5_220311_417.JPG: Dorothy Tovar Ph.D. Microbiologist Featured in National Museum of Natural History Researches antiviral immune responses in bats to understand their remarkable ability to host viruses that are deadly to humans.
138. IFSHE5_220311_455.JPG: Note the Fauci photo behind her.
139. IFSHE_220313_007.JPG: Deborah Berebichez Ph.D. Physicist and Data Scientist Featured in National Air and Space Museum Serves as Chief Data Scientist while also being a physicist, TV host and STEM Advocate.
140. IFSHE_220313_017.JPG: I had missed this hall entirely the first time I'd come by the photograph the statues so these were the three women in STEM I hadn't photographed.
141. IFSHE_220313_023.JPG: Mercedes Taylor Assistant Professor of Chemistry Featured in National Air and Space Museum Assistant Professor of Chemistry
142. IFSHE_220313_045.JPG: Afua Bruce MBA Computer Engineer Featured in National Air and Space Museum Serves and empowers communities by using technology to create a more equitable world.
143. IFSHE_220313_082.JPG: Julie Mirpuri M.D. M.D., Scientist, Associate Professor Featured in National Air and Space Museum Specializes in neonatal care and as a scientist studies how immune cells and bacteria interact.
144. IFSHE_220313_086.JPG: Erika Hamden Ph.D. Professor of Astrophysics Featured in National Air and Space Museum Builds and sends telescopes into space and the stratosphere to observe and understand the universe.
145. IFSHE_220313_093.JPG: (right) Jessica Fagerstrom Ph.D. Medical Physicist Featured in National Air and Space Museum Applies concepts in physics and engineering to questions in medicine.
146. IFSHE_220313_111.JPG: Kirsten Tulchin-Francis Ph.D. Biomechanist and Bioengineer Featured in National Air and Space Museum Uses motion capture technology to improve the lives of children with movement disorders and to reduce the risk of injury in young athletes
147. IFSHE_220313_128.JPG: Dana Bolles Spaceflight Engineer Featured in National Air and Space Museum Wears many hats at a space agency from engineering to communicating about the search for life beyond Earth.
148. IFSHE_220313_130.JPG: Mary Beth Westmoreland Technology Executive Featured in National Air and Space Museum Serves as a technology executive and named one of the Top 50 Most Powerful Women in Technology by National Diversity Council.
149. IFSHE_220313_147.JPG: Heather Chandler Game Developer Featured in The Arts + Industries Building Launches video games on PC, console, VR, and mobile platforms, including Fortnite.
150. IFSHE_220313_154.JPG: Jaye Gardiner Ph.D. Illustrator and Cancer Biologist Featured in The Arts + Industries Building Studies the biology behind cancer and uses comics/trading cards to show that science is for everyone.
151. IFSHE_220313_174.JPG: Kimberly Sass Architectural Job Captain and Professional Goaltender Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Advocates for the future of both women's professional hockey and female participation in STEM careers.
152. IFSHE_220313_182.JPG: Allie K. Miller Artificial Intelligence Innovator Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Advises the world’s greatest AI startups to drive global innovation.
153. IFSHE_220313_193.JPG: Some school groups had done assignments around the exhibit.
154. IFSHE_220313_236.JPG: Tiffany Panko M.D., MBA Women's Health Researcher Featured in Enid A. Haupt Garden Works to promote reproductive justice and health literacy, particularly for women like her, who are Deaf and communicate with American Sign Language.
Wikipedia Description: Enid A. Haupt Garden
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The Enid A. Haupt Garden is a 4.2 acre public garden in the Smithsonian complex, adjacent to the Smithsonian Castle on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. It was designed to be a modern representation of American Victorian gardens as they appeared in the mid to late 19th century. It replaced an existing Victorian Garden which had been built to celebrate the nation's Bicentennial in 1976.

History

The garden opened on May 21, 1987 as part of the redesigned Castle quadrangle. It is named for Enid A. Haupt, who provided the $3 million endowment which financed its construction and maintenance. Initially approached with a request that she finance a small Zen garden within the quadrangle, after a review of the plans Haupt said that she was "not interested in putting money into a Zen garden...I'm only interested in financing the whole thing."

The quadrangle redesign project and the Smithsonian Gardens more broadly were part of the vision of the eighth Secretary of the Smithsonian, S. Dillon Ripley, who felt that the museum experience should extend beyond the museums' buildings into the outdoor spaces.

The landscape design of the Garden featured the collaborative efforts of architect Jean Paul Carlhian, principal in the Boston firm of Shepley, Bulfinch, Richardson and Abbott; Lester Collins, a landscape architect from Millbrook, New York; Sasaki Associates Inc. of Watertown, Massachusetts; and James R. Buckler, founding director of the Smithsonian's Office of Horticulture.

The central feature of the garden is a symmetrically patterned parterre, flanked by the Moongate Garden to the west and the Fountain Garden to the east. The parterre measures 144 feet long by 66 feet wide; the low-growing plants that fill out the series of diamonds, fleurs-de-lis, and scallops or swags that make up the design are changed every six months, typically in September and May.

Other notable design features include saucer and tulip magnolias, brick walkways, and historical cast-iron garden furnishings from the Smithsonian Gardens' Garden Furniture Collection.
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