Year: 2011

Ivy League Decision Day this year was one week ago. Naturally, most of the day, spirits ran high. My friends fell into one of two categories: the ignoramus or the […]

If kids are the innovators of the future, then what tools should we be teaching them so they can grow up to create great things? According to one group, the

Did you know that women rank their relationship with their boss as the most important factor in whether they stay at a company? A recent survey of women in global

Did you know that stereotype threat applies to women and entrepreneurship, causing many women either to not even consider starting their own companies or to consider themselves incapable of doing

On Sunday, March 6, NCWIT held the Oregon and SW Washington Region Affiliate Award Celebration for the NCWIT Award for Aspirations in Computing. Twenty regional winners were recognized, and one

Last week my high school computer science teacher, Baker Franke, and I spoke on Capitol Hill about the importance of computer science in the K-12 curriculum. Our testimony was part

Did you know that  new research on men and women in information systems occupations finds that cognitive differences between the genders cause them to think about women’s technical participation in

Many of you probably took note of our own Jane Margolis being interviewed in The New York Times a few weeks ago for an article on the dearth of women