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From Engineer to Educator: How May Anderson Left STEM, Found Her Purpose, and Is Writing Love Letters to the Next Generation

from Engineer Her Path: Money, Career, and Confidence for Women in STEM · host Sandra Park

In this episode, May Anderson shares her journey from being an engineer to an educator, discussing the challenges of career transitions, the importance of compassionate leadership, and the impact of motherhood on her professional identity. She emphasizes the need for supportive work environments, the power of storytelling, and the significance of parenting out loud. May also talks about her upcoming book, 'Dear Abigail,' which serves as a series of love letters to her daughter, encouraging her to embrace her worth and navigate life's challenges with hope.May's LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/may-anderson2/Sign up for my email newsletter here https://engineerherpath.kit.com/cdc989db8f

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