Solving the Equation: The Variables for Women’s Success in Engineering and Computing
- 9 years ago
From the research team who brought you Why So Few? Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics comes a deeper dive into engineering and computing, fields that offer 80 percent of STEM jobs but still boast dismal numbers of women students and workers.
Solving the Equation: The Variables for Women’s Success in Engineering and Computing brings together a panel of experts from the industry and academia, moderated by leading gender-in-science researcher Londa Schiebinger, will discuss the report’s findings and what they mean for anyone who cares about tapping the innovative solutions that half our population offers.
Our panel will include
• Robin Bienfait, Executive Vice President and Chief Enterprise Innovation Officer, Samsung
• Aprille Ericsson, Ph.D., SBIR/STTR Program Manager, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
• Elizabeth Gunn, Vice President of Service Delivery and Assurance – West, AT&T
• Jessica Lindl, Executive Director, GlassLab
• Scott McGregor, President and Chief Executive Officer, Broadcom
Solving the Equation: The Variables for Women’s Success in Engineering and Computing brings together a panel of experts from the industry and academia, moderated by leading gender-in-science researcher Londa Schiebinger, will discuss the report’s findings and what they mean for anyone who cares about tapping the innovative solutions that half our population offers.
Our panel will include
• Robin Bienfait, Executive Vice President and Chief Enterprise Innovation Officer, Samsung
• Aprille Ericsson, Ph.D., SBIR/STTR Program Manager, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
• Elizabeth Gunn, Vice President of Service Delivery and Assurance – West, AT&T
• Jessica Lindl, Executive Director, GlassLab
• Scott McGregor, President and Chief Executive Officer, Broadcom