Education: Perspectives on Girls, Boys, and the Need for Improvement November 28, 2006 Americans are in danger of losing their competitive edge in the world economic system. This idea seems to have widespread, bipartisan support, which is rarely Read More »
The Problem With “Work-life Balance” November 21, 2006 The phrase “work-life balance” has become a ubiquitous term in most lexicons and it yields about 2 million hits on Google. For many, and I Read More »
Meeting the New Boss: Outlook for Technology Policy in the Next Congress November 14, 2006 The outcome of last week’s election is now clear with the Democrats taking over the legislative branch. The dust, however, is far from settled. Democrats Read More »
ChicTech’s Games for Girls Programming Competition November 9, 2006 ChicTech, an outreach program of the University of Illinois’ Department of Computer Science, extends an open invitation for college women to participate in the third Read More »
Programming: Why Not? October 31, 2006 One of the common explanations for the falling enrollment in CS, among women in particular, is “programming.” The frequently repeated story is that students think Read More »
Moderating the Atlas Speaker Series “Diversity and Technology” panel October 24, 2006 IT is changing the very foundations of our society. By “IT,” we mean information technologies in the broadest sense – everything, really, about computing and Read More »
The Geek-girl Invasion October 17, 2006 When nearly 1300 geek girls invaded San Diego on October 4, their mission was not hostile. In fact, a more ebullient invading force would be Read More »
5 Reasons Veronica Mars is a Good Role Model for Girls October 10, 2006 A couple weeks ago, I saw Paris Hilton on the “Today” show saying that she thought she was a good role model for girls: “I Read More »
CU’s ATLAS Institute Invites Campus And Public To See, Experience And Tour Unique Building Devoted To Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration October 3, 2006 Read More »