Games 4 Girls November 30, 2005 ChicTech, an outreach program of the University of Illinois Department of Computer Science, is extending an open invitation for college women to participate in the Read More »
IT’s Gender Gap: Center launches online library to give young women access to information that could spur their interest in tech careers November 21, 2005 Read More »
NCWIT’s ‘Jam Packed’ Practices Workshop November 21, 2005 Every year, NCWIT has two national meetings. Last week (November 17th and 18th), we held our inaugural NCWIT Practices Workshop, coincident with our Alliance meetings, Read More »
How Encouragement Fosters Curiosity and Growth November 9, 2005 I recently had a conversation with a friend who told me her daughter has declared that she hates math — and she’s only seven years Read More »
Revolution, Evolution & Innovation October 25, 2005 In my role at NCWIT, I have wonderful opportunities to talk to people all over the United States about technology and innovation. As a technologist Read More »
Competitiveness and the Global Gender Gap October 12, 2005 For years, science and technology professionals have tried to bring attention to the lack of gender equity in the important fields of information technology (IT) Read More »
An Executive Mom’s Wish List October 5, 2005 Recently I spent hours watching HBO’s Six Feet Under so I could catch up before the series finale aired. As an Executive Mom, the innovation Read More »
Katrina and Historically Black Colleges and Universities September 26, 2005 By now we’ve all seen the devastation that Hurricane Katrina has wrought on hundreds of thousands of people, who are now slowly beginning to recover Read More »
Why the NCWIT Board Chair is a Man September 6, 2005 The most common question I’ve received over the past year, regarding the National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT), is “why is the board Read More »
Hurricane Katrina September 1, 2005 Dillard University students camp out. Courtesy Greg Pearson/The Shreveport Times I feel the need to post a short message about Hurricane Katrina. Two members of Read More »