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Tag Archives: gender bias
Take the nomination pledge!
Anyone who follows the awards given by just about any scientific society will notice the lack of women. I could start listing awards given seldom to women from all our various societies. But instead, I ask something simple. Pledge to … Continue reading
Posted in Awards and prizes, Broader Impacts, Gender bias, prizes
Tagged awards, gender bias, nomination, prizes, under-represented minorities
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How is a woman supposed to behave?
Should we women be retiring, or aggressive? How do we strike a balance between being modest, yet letting our brilliance shine? How many times have you heard stories of women who were viewed as too assertive, with career consequences? There … Continue reading
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