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View this email in your browser This summer we’ve got JOBS on our minds, and we know we’re not alone. Whether you’re taking a well-earned vacation from yours, thinking about

Boys’ “Impulsiveness” May Result in Better Math Ability You may be familiar with gender stereotypes that depict boys as impulsive and messy, and girls as cautious and detailed; but did

View this email in your browser.   NCWIT News: NCWIT Has a New Website!     We’ve launched our redesigned website! Check out some of the great new features you’ll

The first Nebraska and SW Iowa Affiliate Award recognized six winners and three runners up as well as a high school educator for their accomplishments and aspirations in computing and

They are high school students, and already masters of technology. Girls attending high schools in New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey, they excel at building websites and writing code, robotics

As part of an effort to encourage more young women to choose careers in technology, Tennessee Tech University (TTU) Computer Science department, an Academic Alliance member of the NCWIT has

“Female Experts and Peers Are ‘Social Vaccines’ That Strengthen Women’s Decisions to Pursue STEM” Dr. Nilanjana Dasgupta discusses research identifying protective factors in learning environments that increase girls and women’s

View this email in your browser. NCWIT News Research and Resources   Did you know that more than half (56%) of women in technology leave their employers at the mid-level