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EPISODE · Jul 11, 2019 · 35 MIN

Episode 68: From Serbia to U.S. Academia, NYU Tandon's First Female Dean

from Diverse: a SWE podcast · host Society of Women Engineers

In this Diverse podcast episode, FY19 SWE President Penny Wirsing speaks with Jelena Kovačević, the first female dean at New York University's Tandon School of Engineering. Raised in Serbia in the city of Belgrade, Jelena earned an electrical engineering degree from the University of Belgrade before moving to New York City to attend Columbia University. In her new role at Tandon, she is committed to getting more women interested in technology. Tandon's freshman class has more than double the national average of women in engineering, but Jelena wants that number to grow.

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