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Women in Engineering & Comp. Sci.

Explore the impact of curriculum, marketing, and professional practice on retaining women in engineering and computer science. Join the discussion with industry experts and rethink strategies for inclusive education. Learn from successful NSF grant recipients.

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Women in Engineering & Comp. Sci.

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  1. Women in Engineering & Comp. Sci.

  2. Who Are We Losing? Gender

  3. OUCH!!! OUCH!!! OUCH!!!

  4. Where to Now? (Rethink our curriculum?)

  5. Beginning the Discussion • Visit Sep. 3rd with Anthony Maciejewski, Chair of EE from Colorado State (successful NSF RED recipient). • Visit Sep. 15th with Nathan Klingbeil, Dean of Engineering at Wright State (over $5M in NSF funding to rethink math in the engineering curriculum). • Role of Professional Practice and Experiential Learning (PPEL) in helping to retain students. • Marketing and Communication as a tool for recruiting (but have to back with compelling “stories” that reflect reality). • Examining activities in ENGR 120. “In order to effect change, everyone had to accept responsibility for more women.” -- Laura Bottomley, NCSU

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