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Members of 'The Band of Sisters' address workplace culture, gender bias during shipyard panel
April 10, 2024 — Three members of the company, "The Band of Sisters," spoke with Puget Sound Naval Shipyard & Intermediate Maintenance Facility employees, March 28, during a command observance in honor of Women’s History Month.Cie Nicholson, Angelique Bellmer-Krembs and Lori Tauber Marcus represented the group as they addressed the importance workplace culture and... MORE

Felicienne Griffin, superintendent, Shop 31, Inside Machinists, leads Lori Tauber, Angelique Bellmer-Krembs and Cie Nicholson, founding members of "The Band of Sisters," on a tour of Building 431, March 28, 2024, during a special Women's History Month visit to Puget Sound Naval Shipyard & Intermediate Maintenance Facility in Bremerton, Washington.

2024 Women’s History Month: Women who have made great achievements
March 20, 2024 — National Women’s History Month is celebrated annually in March and the 2024 theme celebrates “Women Who Have Made Great Achievements.” The theme recognizes American women who left an impact on the nation through their public service, personal sacrifice and inspirational work.The celebration of Women’s History Month grew out of a week-long... MORE

Sheetmetal Shop 17 workers Pearl Sanchez and Mary St. Sauveur solder pipe, sometime between 1942 and 1945. In 1942, there were 80 women working in the shipyard’s industrial area. By December 1944, there were 4,266. They personified the “Rosie the Riveter” cultural icon of the era. (U.S. Navy photo)

NSWC Crane employee believes that learning from experiences creates opportunities for growth
March 1, 2024 — Julinda Adams, a Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division (NSWC Crane) employee, continues the family legacy through decades-long career on base.Adams started her career at NSWC Crane in 1989, working in the Supply Department. Over the years, she has worked in a variety of other departments throughout command. In 2015, she began her career in... MORE

NSWC Crane employees empower young women of color to pursue STEM careers
March 20, 2019 — NSWC Crane employees actively participate in an organization designed to empower young women of color (WoC) to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). The I CAN PERSIST (ICP) STEM initiative is a new, year-long program at Indiana University that aims to promote STEM persistence among girls and WoC... MORE

NSWC Crane employees participate in an organization designed to empower young women of color (WoC) to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). The I CAN PERSIST (ICP) STEM initiative is a new, year-long program at Indiana University that aims to promote STEM persistence among girls and WoC.

Retired Admiral Annie Andrews Inspires Audience at Navy Women's History Month Celebration
April 11, 2018 — DAHLGREN, Va. – Annie Andrews – the third woman to achieve the rank of rear admiral in the U.S. Navy – once encountered a novelty sticker that declared: “Well-behaved women rarely make history.” The sticker is “quite accurate,” she told an audience of military, government civilians, defense contractors and visitors celebrating National Women's... MORE

Women's History Month: Shannon Kasinger Clark
March 28, 2018 — CRANE, Ind. – From the "Sacred Twenty" - the first women to serve in the Navy Nurse Corps in 1908 - to today's pioneering female submariners, the Navy is full of women who have fought discrimination and blazed their own trails into the history books. From engineers to department heads, from working with cutting-edge technologies to fulfilling vital support roles, these employees are a critical part of the diverse, capable, world-class workforce necessary for success, today and in the future... MORE

During her 14-year NSWC Crane career, Kasinger Clark has had the unique opportunity to work in all three of Crane’s mission areas – Electronic Warfare, Expeditionary Warfare and Strategic Missions –at various levels within the organization.

Author Brenda Jackson Speaks at SERMC's Women's History Month Observance
March 31, 2015 — MAYPORT Fla. (NNS) -- Best-selling romance novelist Brenda Jackson paid a visit to the Southeast Regional Maintenance Center March 30 as an example of the contributions of women in history. Jackson's publishing company lists her as the first African-American to have published 100 books; not just first black woman, but first black author."I started... MORE

Romance novelist Brenda Jackson is the guest speaker during the Women's History Month observance at SERMC

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