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TITLE	RESOURCE TYPE	DISCIPLINE	SOURCE
Women in Computing	Reference - Article/Document (PreK-K - Continuing Education)	Computer Engineering
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Women and Computers: The Past to the Future	Reference - Article/Document (PreK-K - Continuing Education)	Computer Engineering
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How to Attract Women Into the Field of Computing	Reference - Article/Document (PreK-K - Continuing Education)	Computer Engineering
This article discusses the reasons women having for avoidning the field of computing and possible ways to improve the situation. ... more This article discusses the reasons women having for avoidning the field of computing and possible ways to improve the situation. less
Exploring Women's Careers Via Computer Dialogue	Reference - Article/Document (PreK-K - Continuing Education)	Computer Engineering
Abstract: The purpose of this project was to nurture and encourage self-confidence and determination in young women in grades 6-8. Through online dialogues with successful role modela in science, mathematics, and computer science ... more Abstract: The purpose of this project was to nurture and encourage self-confidence and determination in young women in grades 6-8. Through online dialogues with successful role modela in science, mathematics, and computer science these young women explored career possibilities and identified issues that affect women in society. less
Graduate Information for Women in CS&E	Reference - Article/Document (PreK-K - Continuing Education)	Computer Engineering
This article highlights graduate fellowship programs in computer science and engineering focused on women. ... more This article highlights graduate fellowship programs in computer science and engineering focused on women. less
Australian Women in IT	Reference - Article/Document (PreK-K - Continuing Education)	Computer Engineering
Deconstructing the Australian IT skills shortage paradox?and how to turn it into an advantage for women in IT university programs and the IT workplace. ... more Deconstructing the Australian IT skills shortage paradox?and how to turn it into an advantage for women in IT university programs and the IT workplace. less
Women Role Models in Computer Science History	Reference - Article/Document (PreK-K - Continuing Education)	Computer Engineering
Describes the careers of several pioneering women in computer science for role model purposes. ... more Describes the careers of several pioneering women in computer science for role model purposes. less
Membership of the Committee on the Status of Women in Computing Research	Reference - Article/Document (PreK-K - Continuing Education)	Computer Engineering
Membership of CRA-W, established to conduct activities for the purpose of increasing the number of women in computer science and engineering research and education, increase women's success, and provide a forum for addressing prob ... more Membership of CRA-W, established to conduct activities for the purpose of increasing the number of women in computer science and engineering research and education, increase women's success, and provide a forum for addressing problems that women experience. They published a booklet on CS careers for women, established a mentoring project, set up a collaborative research experience for undergraduate women, enabled young women to attend professional conferences, prepared a kit of information for graduate women, gave workshops on academic careers for graduate women, prepared a database of Ph.D.-level women, and wrote a column ("Expanding the Pipeline") every month in the Computing Research News. less
Women in IT: Is the Pipeline Still Shrinking?	Reference - Article/Document (PreK-K - Continuing Education)	Computer Engineering
Studies indicate fewer young women are going into technology just as IT shops need them the most. ... more Studies indicate fewer young women are going into technology just as IT shops need them the most. less
Technowomen: Why Aren't There More Women in Technology?	Reference - Article/Document (PreK-K - Continuing Education)	Computer Engineering
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