Year: 2011

Today in New York City, we kicked off our annual summit at the Kimmel Center at NYU. Our first keynotes delivered lively and thought-provoking speeches. Scott Page discussed “Diversity and

Hello from New York City! We’re excited to be here at NYU’s Kimmel Center (hosted by the Games for Learning Institute) to kick off our annual Summit on Women and

More than 1,000 admitted “prefrosh” to MIT’s class of 2015 gathered on campus recently for 72 fun-filled, education-packed hours. Students came from across the country, and across the world for

We’re aware that gender stereotypes are one of the challenges in attracting more women into technology occupations; but did you know that they’re also a cause of salary discrepancies once

The topic of women in IT is on my mind. As our feature article explains, despite being more IT literate than ever, young women don’t seem to be moving into

The education industry, a sector of the economy as large as the pharmaceutical industry, spends just 0.1% on research and development efforts — an amount that Karen Cator, Director of

Let me begin by offering my sincerest thanks to NCWIT, including the Ohio affiliate members, for the work they do and the outreach effort that caused our Guidance Department to

A study released this week by global consulting firm McKinsey finds that a paucity of coaching and career development is to blame for the lack of women advancing to higher-level