History-Making Scientists
Welcome!
ColorMePhD is excited to feature History-Making Scientists who inspire us. Throughout history, the contributions of many Black, Indigenous, and People of Color in STEMM (science, technology, engineering, math, and medicine) have been overlooked. We would like to begin to recognize the work of these brilliant individuals with this series of free coloring pages.
This resource is a work in progress: If you would like to nominate someone to be featured, please send an email to julie@colormephd.org with your name, full name of scientist you would like us to feature, and why this scientist inspires you. Please use the subject line "History-Making Scientist Nomination" for your email. Thank you!
History-Making Scientists: National Hispanic Heritage Month
Científicos que Hicieron Historia: Mes de la Herencia Hispana
In celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15th - October 15th), we will be posting a series of free Coloring Pages Featuring Hispanic History-Making Scientists.
Para celebrar el Mes Nacional de la Herencia Hispana (15 de septiembre al 15 de octubre), publicaremos unas páginas gratuitas para colorear con científicos hispanos que hacen historia.
Stay tuned each week for new pages in English and Spanish!
¡Estén atentos cada semana para nuevas páginas en inglés y español!
Aprende más sobre la doctora Ellen Ochoa aquí.
History-Making Scientists: Black History Month
In honor of Black History Month, we will be posting a series of free Coloring Pages Featuring Black History-Making Scientists throughout February. These remarkable scientists, engineers, and physicians excelled despite facing racist threats and countless barriers placed in their way, and inspired generations with their ground-breaking research and dedication to education.
Stay posted every Monday and Friday starting February 1st for new pages!
Learn more about Dr. Percy Lavon Julian here.
Illustrated by Julie Rorrer
Written by Julie Rorrer and Diane Karloff
Diane Karloff is a chemistry PhD student at Emory University. In addition to studying RNA function and dynamics in cells, she works to promote diversity in STEM as an executive board member of Emory's NOBCChE chapter (@NOBCChE_Emory on Twitter). Diane also co-authored the 2020 Nat. Rev. Chem. article, "Recruit and retain a diverse workforce."
(Please enjoy free printing of these pages for individuals, groups, and/or classrooms. Use for commercial purposes is not permitted. Thank you!)
More History-Making Scientists Coloring Pages
Learn more about Dr. Marie Maynard Daly here.
Check out the article in Astrobites to read more about Dr. Barbara A. Williams and some of her research.
(Please enjoy free printing of these pages for individuals, groups, and/or classrooms. Use for commercial purposes is not permitted. Thank you!)