STEMher by Ruby B. Johnson is a quarterly print magazine featuring the education, experience, and skills of girls and women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields - in programs, academia, and/or workforce. STEMher celebrates girls and women in STEM and inspires others to pursue education and careers that are STEM-related. Featuring well-rounded women sharing their subject matter expertise, this magazine shows that there are several paths to success and reaching for excellence. Whether a student, young professional or retired, have a certificate or doctorate degree holder, vocational training or college education, the journey and stories of all girls and women are featured in the magazine. STEMher provides insight on continuing education, training and activities, professional and personal development, codes and standards, research, programs and career opportunities, conferences and events, government relations and other touch points to its readers. STEMher by Ruby B. Johnson Magazine provides timely, relevant information to assist in career and professional development and advancement in STEM. All girls and women are encouraged to share their story

The summer 2019 and fourth edition of STEMher by Ruby B. Johnson Magazine features girls and women in the United States of America and Australia who are excelling in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Detailing the stories of a preteen girl in middle school, a woman who designs toys for a company she co-founded helping kids improve their STEM skills, a woman runs a STEAM company that provides drone education and experience, and a group of like-minded women promoting STEM to women in academia and beyond. In this issue, the ladies share non-STEM skills that help in STEM as well as advice they would give their younger selves. Careers in math with average salary figures are shared. STEMher Magazine is an international, quarterly, print magazine that features the education, experience, and skills of girls and women in STEM fields - programs, academia, and/or workforce. The magazine provides insight on continuing education, training and activities, professional and personal development, codes and standards, research, programs and career opportunities, conferences and events, government relations and other touch points to its readers.

The spring 2019 and third edition of STEMher by Ruby B. Johnson Magazine features girls and women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Detailing the stories of several girls and women who run their own businesses and are in leadership roles, this issue exhibits the entrepreneurship and abilities of STEM students and professionals. This issue also celebrates women's history month in the United States as well as international women's day, highlighting the diverse background and experiences of all the girls and women featured. STEMher is an international, quarterly, print magazine that features the education, experience, and skills of girls and women in STEM fields - programs, academia, and/or workforce. The magazine provides insight on continuing education, training and activities, professional and personal development, codes and standards, research, programs and career opportunities, conferences and events, government relations and other touch points to its readers.

The sixth issue of STEMher Magazine shares the stories of 17 women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). The ladies share their journey in their STEM careers and academic programs with insights on their accomplishments, struggles, and everything else in between. This issue features: six women with bachelor's (BSc.) degrees, four women with doctor of philosophy (Ph.D.) degrees, two Ph.D. students, two master's (MSc.) degree holders, two Ph.D. students, one doctor of education degree (Ed.D.) holder, one Ed.D. student, and one undergraduate student working towards her BSc. degree. This diverse group of women were born in North America, Africa, Asia, Europe, and The Caribbean. In addition to getting to know the STEM women, read the following articles: Types of Internships and Why They're Important; Black, 30, and Debt-Free: How I Paid Off US$74,102.67 During The Pandemic; Retirement: A Season of Enjoying Life; How I Planned My Wedding During A Global Pandemic; To Be A Black Woman Living in America; and Improving Retention in STEM. STEMher Magazine is an international print magazine that showcases girls and women around the world interested in and/or in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). The mission is to celebrate women thriving in their careers and educational programs, as well as to inspire girls and other women to fuel their curiosity, interests, and desire to pursue STEM-related fields. STEMher Magazine provides tips on mentoring and service, non-STEM skills that help in STEM, insight on continuing education, training and activities, professional and personal development, codes and standards, research, programs and career opportunities, conferences and events, government relations, and other touch points to its readers. STEMher is founded and directed by Ruby B. Sutton.

The winter 2018 edition of STEMher by Ruby B. Johnson Magazine features 23 students and professionals in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). STEMher is a quarterly print magazine featuring the education, experience, and skills of girls and women in STEM fields - programs, academia, and/or workforce. STEMher provides insight on continuing education, training and activities, professional and personal development, codes and standards, research, programs and career opportunities, conferences and events, government relations and other touch points to its readers.

The fifth and autumn (fall) 2019/winter 2020 edition of STEMher by Ruby B. Johnson Magazine shares the journey of girls and women who are excelling in science, technology, engineering, and/or mathematics (STEM). This issue includes the story of: a high school student, a biology graduate working towards her degree in dental hygiene, a doctor of philosophy (PhD) student in physics, a chemistry PhD student, a computer science university student and entrepreneur, a co-owner of a video game company as well as creative director and video game developer, a space studies master's student, an automation engineer as well as machine learning and medical imaging PhD student, a geological engineer, an electrical engineer and master of business administration student, the president of Center for Excellence in Education (CEE), and a mathematician who is an evaluation and research specialist. You will read articles by guest writers on the field of chiropractic and A Manifesto for STEM Sisterhood. This issue features women from the United States of America (USA), Sierra Leone, Australia, The Bahamas, Ghana, France, India, and South Africa. Find out four resolutions you can make during the holidays (Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, Valentine's Day, Holi) and in the New Year to become a better woman at home, school, work, and in your community. Get tips and advice on mentoring, salary range in tech careers, careers in space, and helpful non-STEM skills according to female students and professionals in STEM. STEMher by Ruby B. Johnson Magazine provides insight on continuing education, training and activities, professional and personal development, codes and standards, research, programs and career opportunities, conferences and events, government relations and other touch points to its readers.