Request for data on impact of FIRST for Women in Technology

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Request for data on impact of FIRST for Women in Technology

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07-06-2012, 08:00

ebarker

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Re: Request for data on impact of FIRST for Women in Technology

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Originally Posted by Joshua Lynn

My working hypothesis is that we want to work with bright and talented people, albeit with possibility some guidance and mentoring may be needed.

From the EWE research above:
“Why are academically prepared girls not considering or enrolling in engineering degree programs?” We know the issue is not one of ability or preparation.

Good place to start.

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