This poster, from the National Institute for Women in Trades, Technology, and Science, provides information on elements of college culture that promote women's interest in engineering. The poster displays the results of a National Science Foundation study identifying "four common factors across institutions that correlate with high retention rates of women in engineering programs." These factors include engineering student groups, female groups or activities, work experience, and enjoyment of subject matter
Women’s participation in engineering remains well below that of men at all degree levels. However, d...
Women represent a small percentage of engineers in the world. Although much research has been conduc...
Backround: Industrial engineering (IE) draws in and graduates women at among the highest rates compa...
Little is known about how the presence of women influences undergraduates’ experiences in engineerin...
Includes University Honors College thesis fair poster for Kristina Schmunk, 2012: "Framing Engineeri...
Information on retention and attrition for women in engineering have consistently shown that men are...
The rationale for this qualitative study was to explore the types of undergraduate engineering depar...
Self-efficacy refers to the belief in a persons’ ability to perform a specific task. Starting in mid...
Taking an institutional approach to the determinants of outcomes for women in science and engineerin...
Women are underrepresented in most science, technology, engineering, and math majors in college (STE...
Objective. Taking an institutional approach to the determinants of outcomes for women in science and...
Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) fields in many countries continue to experience dif...
Increasing women\u27s participation in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematic...
This study contributes to the literature on women in science, technology, engineering, and mathemati...
Women’s participation in engineering remains well below that of men at all degree levels. However, d...
Women’s participation in engineering remains well below that of men at all degree levels. However, d...
Women represent a small percentage of engineers in the world. Although much research has been conduc...
Backround: Industrial engineering (IE) draws in and graduates women at among the highest rates compa...
Little is known about how the presence of women influences undergraduates’ experiences in engineerin...
Includes University Honors College thesis fair poster for Kristina Schmunk, 2012: "Framing Engineeri...
Information on retention and attrition for women in engineering have consistently shown that men are...
The rationale for this qualitative study was to explore the types of undergraduate engineering depar...
Self-efficacy refers to the belief in a persons’ ability to perform a specific task. Starting in mid...
Taking an institutional approach to the determinants of outcomes for women in science and engineerin...
Women are underrepresented in most science, technology, engineering, and math majors in college (STE...
Objective. Taking an institutional approach to the determinants of outcomes for women in science and...
Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) fields in many countries continue to experience dif...
Increasing women\u27s participation in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematic...
This study contributes to the literature on women in science, technology, engineering, and mathemati...
Women’s participation in engineering remains well below that of men at all degree levels. However, d...
Women’s participation in engineering remains well below that of men at all degree levels. However, d...
Women represent a small percentage of engineers in the world. Although much research has been conduc...
Backround: Industrial engineering (IE) draws in and graduates women at among the highest rates compa...