Wow. That is one hell of a gap between the engineering degrees received by men and women.  Beth Andres-Beck presents a case for why the rise of internet culture may be playing a role for a lack of women in the field of computer science. It’s both a very interesting read and a great example of how to use data and prior research to build a compelling argument.  View high resolution

Wow. That is one hell of a gap between the engineering degrees received by men and women. 

Beth Andres-Beck presents a case for why the rise of internet culture may be playing a role for a lack of women in the field of computer science. It’s both a very interesting read and a great example of how to use data and prior research to build a compelling argument. 

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