The Women@Energy series showcases profiles of inspirational women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) careers at the Department of Energy.
The profiles and videos highlight what inspired these women to work in STEM, what they do day-to-day in their jobs, their ideas for engaging others in STEM, tips, and more. Soon, the Women@Energy series will also include sample classroom lessons to engage middle school girls with the Women@Energy series.
We hope the stories and videos inspire women to think about their possible future in STEM. We can and should share our own STEM stories to help engage others and offer our voices on how our STEM careers have impacted us. Questions? Comments? Want to request a speaker? Get in touch by emailing Women@energy.gov
Suzanne Tegen is the wind and water deployment manager at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory’s (NREL) National Wind Technology Center. Trained in energy analysis, Suzanne researches the intersection between wind power, communities, wildlife, and economics. She studies the domestic wind and water power workforces and manages a group of engineers and project leaders, working toward cleaner water and cleaner air for future generations.
