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2003 WEPAN National Conference: 50/50 by 2020: Working Together for Equity
Date: June 8 - 11, 2003
Location: Chicago, Illinois
Beth M. Holloway (Co-Chair)
Affiliation:
Purdue University
Susan A. Linnemeyer (Co-Chair)
Affiliation:
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
2003 WEPAN National Conference Proceedings: "50/50 by 2020: Working Together for Equity", and 2003 MentorNet Partners Workshop Proceedings
Toronto:
X-CD Technologies,
2003
Rights:
© 2003 Women in Engineering Programs & Advocates Network
Table of Contents
Creating Inclusive Environments
Mentoring And Community Service For Recrutiment And Retention Of Women In Science And Engineering At The University Of Arizona
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Meredith Aronson,
Jeff Goldberg,
Kathy Powell, and
Marie-Elena Reyes; 6 pages
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The Coalition of Minority Engineering Societies and the Society of Women Engineers (CEMSWE): creating, developing and maintaining collaborations between MEP, WISE and the Center for Outreach and Recruitment (COR) Programs
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Jerome Clark,
Shawna Fletcher,
Adzoa Kwawu,
Dave Lucio,
Pamela Maass,
Dana C. Newell,
Doris Roman,
Kevin Russell,
Luis Santos-Rivas, and
Heather Storace; 6 pages
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IT Scholars - A Collaborative WIE/MEP/UROP Initiative At The University Of Michigan
Faculty and Institutional Transformation
Understanding the Tenure-Track Experiences Of Black Women In Science and Engineering
The ADVANCE Program At The University Of Puerto Rico At Humacao
The University Of Wisconsin-Madison ADVANCE Program: Progress To Date
Implementing A Transitional Support Program
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Suzanne G. Brainard,
Denice D. Denton,
Sheila Edwards Lange, and
Eve A. Riskin; 5 pages
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Ways To Attract And Retain Women Faculty And Graduate Students In Engineering
Changing Learning Environments Through Changing Faculty
Title IX From Athletics to Academics: How to Use the Law to Increase the Enrollment of Women in College Engineering Programs
Pre-College Outreach and Recruitment
Participation Trends In And Lessons Learned From Outreach
Creating A Successful Summer Institute For High School Girls
Exciting Children About Engineering Through Interactive Exploration of Bridges and Dams
Hands-On Physics Programs for Middle Level Students
The Pennsylvania State University WEP “Girl Scout Saturdays” (GS2) Project: Collaborative Outreach Teaming Women Engineering Students With Pathways Prospects
Academic and Support Program Activities for Retention
Factors Influencing First-Year Science and Engineering Academic Confidence
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Cinda-Sue Davis,
Russel Hathaway,
Elizabeth Loesch, and
Sally Sharp; 6 pages
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Sustaining a Multidisciplinary Summer Research Program for Women Undergraduates
Growing Wiser With Time: The Women in Science and Engineering Living and Learning Community at Iowa State University
Bridging Barriers: Using Technology To Attract, Retain, And Mentor The Engineering Workforce Of Tomorrow
Promoting Diversity In Kansas’ Future Technological Workforce Through Outreach Programs: The Boeing Experience
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Susan Arnold,
Suzanne E. Franks,
Marsha A. Meili, and
Jennifer Whitlock; 6 pages
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MentorNet Partners Workshop
MentorNet In-Depth: Structured Mentoring Practices
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Marci Ryan Alapati,
Jennifer L. Dockter,
Stephanie J. Fox, and
Carol B. Muller; 4 pages
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Introducing MentorNet
Mentornet Mentors And Protégés: The Real Story From Participants, In Their Own Words
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Brymer Chin,
George Dellagiarino,
Katarina Midelfort,
Carol B. Muller,
Michael Vinarcik, and
Mirolee Zieba; 4 pages
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Campus Success Stories
Research Internships In Science And Engineering (RISE): Lessons From The First Year
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Janet A. Schmidt,
Linda C. Schmidt,
Paige E. Smith, and
Kristen E. Vogt; 5 pages
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The Seven Principles of Building A Successful MentorNet Partner Program
The MentorNet Experience -- From the Mentor's Side
Assessment of a Large-Scale E-Mentoring Network for Women in Engineering and Science: Just How Good is MentorNet?
From Email Mentoring to Networking: Preparing for the Future through a Spectrum of Women in Engineering and Science Programs
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M.P. Boorman,
Elizabeth Cannon,
Tamara L. McCarron, and
S. C. Wirasinghe; 6 pages
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Images of Engineers and Engineering
Media Images Of Women Engineers And Scientists And Adolescent Girls’ Conceptions Of Future Roles
Mapping Technology On The Body, Again: Toys R Us, Christina Hoff Sommers, And The New Essentialism
Industry Collaboration and Practice
Women In Technology (WIT): A Paradigm For Working Toward Systemic Change In Science, Technology, Engineering And Math (STEM) Education And Employment
Survival Skills for Successful Women Scientists and Engineering -- A Series of Career Development Workshops
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Maryka H. Bhattacharyya,
Eve Gohoure,
Beverly Karplus Hartline,
Kirsten F. Laurin-Kovitz,
Dongqi Li, and
Linda Phaire Washington; 5 pages
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Developing Effective Programs and Processes
The GROW Project: “Show Me The Money!”
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Susan Arnold,
Ruth A. Dyer,
Suzanne E. Franks,
Beth A. Montelone, and
Jacqueline D. Spears; 4 pages
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Assessment Methods and Research Results
Assessing The Evolution Of Engineering Saturday Academies For Middle School And High School Women
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Mary R. Anderson-Rowland,
Marcela Castro,
Arline Heil Inman, and
Donna Zerby; 6 pages
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Conference Reports
Leveraging Experience To Accelerate Progress: Moving Towards Gender Equity In Engineering Education
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Cathleen Barton,
Christine Cunningham,
Meredith Knight, and
Peggy Layne; 3 pages
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Learning From The World --- A Report On The IUPAP International Conference On Women In Physics
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