Kids Can Save the World: Dr. Stephen Wood

Dr. Stephen Wood, program chair of the ocean engineering program at the Florida Institute of Technology (FIT) is having so much fun that he can’t imagine retiring, but he does have a serious question: Where are the women engineers? To interest more young women in engineering, he has authored a fiction series for young readers. Throughout the Save the World Kids series, after a suspenseful plot draws them in, readers will find plenty of STEM.

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IEEE Women in Engineering Magazine
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2025-04-23
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https://doi.org/10.1109/mwie.2025.3546740
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Kids Can Save the World: Dr. Stephen Wood

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Kids Can Save the World: Dr. Stephen Wood

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Abstract

Dr. Stephen Wood, program chair of the ocean engineering program at the Florida Institute of Technology (FIT) is having so much fun that he can’t imagine retiring, but he does have a serious question: Where are the women engineers? To interest more young women in engineering, he has authored a fiction series for young readers. Throughout the Save the World Kids series, after a suspenseful plot draws them in, readers will find plenty of STEM.

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