January 20, 2020
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August 11, 2017
Back in March 2017, Sandra Ashworth participated in a panel discussion at STEMapalooza, an annual event organized by the Girl Scouts in Chicago to showcase the exciting possibilities available through STEM education. Each panelist described her unique pathway getting started in a technology career. We continue the conversation here.
August 9, 2017
Back in March 2017, Andrea Rios McMillian participated in a panel discussion at STEMapalooza, an annual event organized by the Girl Scouts. Each panelist described the unique pathway she has followed during her career working with technology. We continue the conversation here.
June 20, 2017
More than half of STEM jobs are so-called middle-skill jobs, where well-paid jobs are available without the need for a bachelor’s degree. Still, employers are struggling to find enough workers with the right skills for these jobs, and the demand for middle-skill workers is only expected to grow during the next decade.
April 11, 2017
Just 31% of teens call technology “fun.” That’s why we applaud – and support – these groups working to shape new perceptions of women working with technology.
