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By Hayley Stevens, on April 25th, 2012
If you are less than Thirty years of age then you must accept that you are generally unable to contribute to a discussion or debate because your young age means you do not have the necessary life experience that would make such a contribution worthwhile.
By Lorrie, on February 22nd, 2011
I was plinking around on the Web while eating at my desk today, and discovered that this is National Engineering Week. I used to keep track of it, back when I was a member of various engineering societies. I also used to assist with the Boy Scout Engineering merit badge when my own sons were
Continue reading Engineer Your Life!
By Heidi Anderson, on January 22nd, 2011
A few months ago, Flowtown.com created a graphic for geeks called The Evolution of the Geek:
Flowtown – Social Media Marketing Application
So many choices!! If you are male.
But do not feel left out ladies, you also have options!!! Online marketer WPromote created “Which Female Tech Influencer Are You?”
Via: Wpromote
Do women really need fashion,
Continue reading Oh, The Places You’ll Go . . . As Long as You Are White, Pretty, Thin, and Feminine
By Sharon Hill, on January 19th, 2011
“If there’s a problem you can always rely
On one smart cookie with the masterful eye
No type of problem has a chance to slip by
Ms. Information got who what where when and why”
-“Ms. Information” by George Hrab from the album Trebuchet
Donna Mugavero – Ms. Information
How many people have a song written about their awesomeness?
Continue reading Ms. Information – Communicating the Message in the Skeptiverse
By Sharon Hill, on September 28th, 2010
Peeking out of a basket of toiletries in the ladies restroom at my workplace was a neatly hand written card. It said “You must be the change you wish to see in the world – Gandhi” – an unexpected bit of wisdom nearly lost among the bottles of hairspray, mouthwash and hand lotion.
This reminded me
Continue reading Overlook the obstacles. Women in skepticism
By Lorrie, on September 15th, 2010
Why can’t women just have a standard ‘business garb’ like men
Continue reading The Empress Has No Clothes
By Marion Kilgour, on September 8th, 2010
As I was reading Naomi’s Engineering Equality post a while ago, I found myself nodding along. Things have changed in the 25 years between her graduation and mine, but many of the issues that come along with being the odd gender out are still around. I figured I would write a post about the
Continue reading Engineering Dropouts…maybe?
By Sharon Hill, on August 17th, 2010
When I was seven or so, I remember watching TV shows like “Three’s Company” and “M*A*S*H” and listening to AM radio playing songs like “Afternoon Delight”, “Undercover Angel” and “Kiss You All Over”. I didn’t really get the adult content. My parents didn’t fuss about it or change the channel. Sure, they wouldn’t let me
Continue reading (Conservative) Parents Just Don’t Understand
By Nicole Gugliucci, on August 3rd, 2010
Some say that there just aren’t enough scientists out there. We need to get kids motivated to be scientists, especially women! Although I agree wholeheartedly in promoting science education, there is another side to the story. Some claim that we have too many scientists coming out of graduate school. And to a 6th year grad
Continue reading To the Young Ladies, and Men, in Science
By Sharon Hill, on August 2nd, 2010
“You’re about to start an incredible journey of self-discovery.” Red flags are flying and sirens are wailing in my head. I was sitting with a group of 60 women on the first day of a leadership development program for women in state government. To my skeptical ears, it’s sounding more like a New Age-y, self-help
Continue reading Incredible Journey of Self-Discovery?Or Skeptical Red Flag?
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