Year: 2010

If the world was a perfect place, every girl would have a mentor like Yoky Matsuoka. On April 15th, I was lucky enough to shadow Yoky at the University of

The University of Arizona published an article this week about its new report, “Addressing Core Equity Issues in K-12 Computer Science Education: Identifying Barriers and Sharing Strategies” which it produced

There was a terrific profile this week on Texas State University’s implementation of ACTiVATE, the UMBC program (and EA member) that encourages women to start tech businesses by providing them

              Know a tech-savvy young woman in the Denver area? Encourage her to apply for the Denver Metro NCWIT Award for Aspirations in Computing.

If you’ve been wondering what computer science enrollments are like across the pond, here’s one answer: Cambridge University in the UK apparently has launched a campaign to recruit more students

I’ve heard Maria Klawe say (something along the lines of): “To become a better teacher, you should learn how to do new things that are hard for you – this

Wow!  What a great time. Somehow, I was one of 32 girls selected for the NCWIT Award for Aspirations in Computing (and after hearing about all the awesome accomplishments of