Dr. Bennett made history as the nation’s first Black woman urologist and University of Michigan’s first woman urology trainee.
Dr. Carol Bennett, a trailblazing figure in the field of urology, has been honored with the prestigious Jean Fourcroy Leadership Award from the Society of Women in Urology.
Congratulations to Dr. Carol Bennett on receiving a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Association of Black Women Physicians. Bennett was the nation’s first Black woman in the field of urology and helped train underrepresented students at @dgsomucla. https://t.co/7zNfdRqxki— UCLA (@UCLA) November 1, 2023
Notably, she etched her name into history as the nation’s first Black woman urologist. Her research endeavors, spanning male reproductive defects, urinary tract diseases, and groundbreaking work with men suffering neurogenic injuries from spinal cord trauma, have left an indelible mark.
An active presence across numerous professional bodies, Dr. Bennett, has authored a wealth of articles focused on neurourology and male infertility, solidifying her status as a luminary in the field.
Source: Black Enterprise
