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This week the Wall Street Journal reported on new findings that show a $16,819 pay gap between male and female doctors. According to the study, this discrepancy exists even when

Research from the University of Nebraska at Lincoln this week illustrates a unique type of stereotype threat: being ogled. In a study supposedly looking at “teamwork,” researchers asked specially trained

January 26, 2011   Dear NCWIT Academic Alliance Members and Potential Members,   We are planning to send a newsletter out 3-4 times a year to keep you updated on

Are you familiar with self-monitoring behavior? Research published in the Journal of Occupational Psychology finds that when it comes to earning promotions, women who “self-monitor” their behavior to keep stereotypically

Did you know that entrepreneurship doesn’t have a minimum age? That’s according to Teens in Tech, which has just launched a tech incubator program for kids 13-19 years old.  The

To celebrate being selected as national finalists for the NCWIT Award for Aspirations in Computing, Lake Brantley High School students Nicole, Lidia, and Jamie decided to stage a photo shoot.

We know from research on entrepreneurship that success often correlates with the strength of one’s network, and that male and female entrepreneurs have differing access to networks; but did you

The Kauffman Foundation’s Kauffman Labs for Enterprise Foundation announced this week that it was launching a Women in Science and Engineering Business Idea Competition, designed to recruit highly educated and

Good morning, and welcome to day five of CS Ed Week(December 5-11)! On Monday, we highlighted some pledges from teachers and others in the education community.  Yesterday, we showcased what

Good morning, and welcome to day four of CS Ed Week(December 5-11)! Yesterday, we highlighed some pledges from the teachers and others in the education community. Today, we’d like to