Here’s the Women in STEM articles this week of March 24, 2014…
- Portraying Women in Science in Art Works (Scitable)
- NATIONAL WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH (girlstart)
- A Hundred Tiny Hands: STEM Girl Friday Feature (TheMakerMom.com)
- The Need to Connect on An Emotional Level With STEM Learners (Huffington Post)
- Dear Guy Who Wants Me to Stop Talking About Feminism (skepchick)
- In 10 Years I Hope to Live on Mars (Huffington Post)
- Poetry and Programming (Huffington Post)
- A Note From the President on Funding Women-led Startups (Girls in Tech)
- Career Profiles: Astronomer to Data Scientist at Fidelity Investments (Women in Astronomy)
- DAY 3 IN MOROCCO: BUILDING GLOBAL NETWORKS WITH WOMEN IN TECHNOLOGY (TechWom@n)
- DAY 4 IN MOROCCO: GUIDING THE NEXT GENERATION OF FEMALE LEADERS IN STEM (TechWom@n)
- Women in Energy, Interview with Trisha Elizondo, Chief Operating Officer of Energy Renewal Partners (girlstart)
- Inside the High School Hackathon Scene (edSurge)
- Passing It On Through the Summer of Code (Anita Borg Institute)
- How to suppress women’s coding (The Daily Dot)
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