In this episode of Science Wise, hosts Rori and Emilia have an enriching conversation with Dr. Carmen Domingo, the first woman dean of the College of Science and Engineering at San Francisco State University. Dr. Domingo, a product of Californian public schools and a PhD in Molecular and Cell Biology from the University of California, Berkeley, highlights her experiences and struggles as Latina in science. Drawing from her personal journey, she emphasizes on creating an inclusive scientific environment that fosters growth and personal understanding. Dr. Domingo elaborates on her philosophy of prioritizing student welfare and value-based decision-making, while also discussing her measures for handling professional pressure and conflicts. The episode is a testament to her transformative leadership, inspiring dedication, and valuable insights, aimed at amplifying the contributions of women in science.00:00 Introduction to Science Wise Podcast00:22 Introducing Dr. Carmen Domingo00:45 Dr. Domingo's Early Life and Education01:05 Dr. Domingo's Journey in the World of Science01:20 Dr. Domingo's First Interaction with Rori02:29 Dr. Domingo's Childhood and Family Background05:20 Dr. Domingo's Experience in Academia07:49 Dr. Domingo's Challenges and Triumphs13:06 Dr. Domingo's Journey to SF State18:30 Dr. Domingo's Role as a Dean22:13 Dr. Domingo's Personal Life and Parenting30:09 Dr. Domingo's Advice for Her Past Self32:44 Conclusion and FarewellThis episode is produced and edited by Maribel Quezada Smith (Diferente Creative). Sound Engineering by Keagan Stromberg. Production Coordinator, Marissa Alcantar.

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