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Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology are you a female entrepreneur who launched something new in 2009? post it to the Female Founders 2009 Success List and pass the word along!
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Are you a female entrepreneur or small business person who launched something new in 2009? Let's chronicle your successes and celebrate them. Use the form to add the following: your full name, company name, company link or relevant article and twitter name. ...
Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology Dr. Sally Ride on "Math, Tech and the Women Who Don’t Love Them"
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Sally K. Ride, a former astronaut, has long pushed to close the persistent gender gap in math, science and engineering education as part of the private sector. Now she is an emissary for a federal program that seeks to address the problem.
Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology She’s Geeky is coming up January 29-31 in Mountain View, CA! ABI Communities Program Manager BJ Wishinsky will be there. Will you?
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Are you a woman? Are you a Geek? This event is for you! We invite women from a diverse array of technological fields and those doing technology within non-technical fields.
Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology as you may have noticed, we're taking a little break over the holidays. hope you are doing the same!
Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology This program is for high school seniors. Check it out!
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Anita Borg believed that technology affects all aspects of our economic, political, social and personal lives. A technology rebel with a cause, in her life she fought tirelessly to ensure that technology's impact would be a positive one. ...
Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology What a great idea! Reminds me of a Physics for Poets class that was taught at my alma mater.
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PAIR PROGRAMMING: Underclassmen work on a recursion project in the “Beauty and Joy of Computing,” a new introductory course at Cal. The course name refers to a 2007 speech by IBM research chief scientist ...
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You are invited to pariticipate in a research survey study on social interaction and relationship formation within Second Life.
Job Hunting at the Holidays by Guest Blogger Rebecca Kieler, Kieler Career Consulting If you are in a job search or thinking you need to begin one please do not fall into the mindset of so many that this is not a good time to do so. I promise you hiring does not just stop [...]
Deadline: January 15, 2010 CRA-W and CDC are jointly soliciting proposals for discipline-specific mentoring workshops within computing sub-fields...
Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology Stuck in the Shallow End - Education, Race, and Computing - a National Computer Education Week Interview with Jane Margolis
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An investigation into why so few African American and Latino high school students are studying computer science reveals the dynamics of inequality in American schools.
Amy-willard Cross A CS pro asks a good question in an editorial. If girls use computers more than boys, so why are fewer girls in CS than 15 years ago?
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Vice President Business Development Over the years I’ve used mentors for many different reasons: to develop strategies that could enhance my career, or tackle short-term issues that might arise with a work colleague. ...
Every month on our site, Jo Miller, CEO of Women’s Leadership Coaching Inc., will answer your career and leadership questions. Please send your question to advice@anitaborg.org and it may be answered in an upcoming column. ...
Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology Graduate students! The application deadline for the Google GRAD CS Forum on January 21-23, 2010 in Mountain View, CA is December 12, 2009
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Posted by Hanah Kim, University Programs[cross-posted with the Google Student Blog]As part of Google’s ongoing commitment to encouraging students of underrepresented backgrounds in technology to ...
