Mae Jemison is a physician, engineer, educator, entrepreneur and the first woman of color in the world to go into space - she was a NASA astronaut for six years. Currently Mae devotes much of her ...

Dr. Mae Jemison, the first African American woman to go on such a mission, revealed details about her 1992 Space Shuttle Endeavor keepsakes to a riveted mostly black audience gathered at SAP’s ...

Call it “Revamp of the Nerds.” Or, in today’s terms, spin control. That is the thrust of Mae Jemison, a physician and engineer who rode into space in 1992 aboard the space shuttle… ...

The enchanting and inspiring Lt. Uhura. Via Star Trek Dancing with Apollo and Uhura Mae Jemison was born October 17, 1956 in Decatur, Alabama.

Post-NASA, she founded the Jemison Group, a technology and consulting company, and has continued her commitment to inspiring future generations through various educational initiatives. It's worth ...

Dr. Mae Jemison—physician, engineer, educator, social scientist, entrepreneur and former NASA astronaut—was the first woman of color in the world to go into space. Her book, Find Where the ...

Mae Jemison: I always knew I would go to space, and I always assumed I would be a scientist. I wanted to be a professional dancer for a period of time, and I did a lot of dancing and choreography ...

One of the best questions that astronaut Dr. Mae Jemison has ever received was from a 12-year-old girl: "How did being a dancer help you be an astronaut?" Jemison, who became the first African ...

Tickets are now available for the 18th Annual Women’s Equality Day and Indiana Women’s Suffrage Centennial celebration in August.

Mae Jemison in orbit in 1992 Best known as the first black woman to go into space, Mae Jemison has done much more in her remarkable career as an engineer, doctor and science ambassador. Now, she ...

One of the best questions that astronaut Dr. Mae Jemison has ever received was from a 12-year-old girl: “How did being a dancer help you be an astronaut?” ...

Mae Jemison is a physician, engineer, educator, entrepreneur and the first woman of color in the world to go into space - she was a NASA astronaut for six years.