Joan Higginbotham: I am wonderful. I hope you are. MS: I am fantastic. Congratulations. Truly, I am very proud of you. Let’s get right to it. You are a sister with superpowers.

Joan Higginbotham, an INROADS alumna and retired astronaut who is the president and founder of Joan Higginbotham Ad Astra, LLC, received the Corporate Social Responsibility & Equity Partner of ...

A graduating senior at Spelman College has received a STEM scholarship from renowned and retired astronaut Joan Higginbotham, the third Black woman to travel to space. According to Atlanta’s 13 ...

NASA astronauts Suni Williams and Joan Higginbotham floated side-by-side operating the International Space Station's robotic arm in December 2006 — after both had earned master's degrees from ...

Joan Higginbotham is the third Black woman to travel to space. She presented a STEM scholarship to graduating senior Kathleen Bostick on Thursday. To stream 11Alive on your phone, ...

Joan Higginbotham will speak at “Commanding the Unknown: Leadership and Stress Management from Space to Earth” on Thursday, September 26 from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Lovett Auditorium.

MANHATTAN (PIX11) — She broke barriers. And is now leading a life to inspire others. “If you see her, you can be her is what I say,” Joan Higginbotham, retired NASA astronaut and a woman of ...

In honor of National Women’s History Month, I extend a special salute to Joan Higginbotham, the only woman on the panel, as well as to other women like Sunita Williams, who have served and are ...

“Having Joan Higginbotham standing on our stage is indicative of the strength of the CAMX brand and will appeal to the intellectual curiosity of our audience,” Eric Smith, CAMX 2023 steering committee ...

Higginbotham, who mentors some high school and college students, said they’ll ask her questions about “how to handle being the only woman of color in the room” or “how to handle people ...

I wasn't astronaut Joan Higginbotham," she continued. The host of the event, however, asked to introduce a student with a "wicked engineering degree I didn't even understand," Higginbotham said.

She actually helped to recruit the first group of women and minorities in the late '70s," astronaut Joan Higginbotham, the third Black woman to fly into space, told Florida Today.