The Department of Television and Media Services produces this 1986 spotlight on women in the sciences at California State University, Fullerton. The film features doctor of biology and president of CSUF, Dr. Jewell Plummer Cobb, for her work in cell physiology, doctor of biochemistry Maria Linder, who studies the function of copper and iron in mammals, doctor and chair of physics Dorothy Wong, known for her work on lunar rocks and her participation in NASA, doctor of anthropology Judith Souci, known for her work at the Bowers Museum and in the field of forensics, the collection of Robert Olsen at the Bowers and restoration of artifacts by himself and then-fiancee Christie Brown, doctor of excercise physiology Roberta Rikli, known for her studies of exercise's affects on the brain, and various CSUF MA candidates working with surgical candidates and in the field of applied sciences at the Chevron Oil Research Lab in La Habra. 26 min.