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The Ada Project (TAP) - Carol Frieze and Women@SCS; Carnegie Mellon University Tapping Internet Resources for Women in Computer Science, this site serves as a clearinghouse for information and resources relating to women in computing: conferences, projects, discussion groups and organizations, fellowships and grants, notable women in Computer Science, and other electronically accessible information sites. TAP also maintains a bibliography of references. more>> Association for Women in Mathematics (AWM) Founded in 1971, this organization publishes a substantial and broadly informative newsletter (information: awm@math.umd.edu). Its programs and awards include Travel Grants for Women, the Noether Lecture Series, Workshops for Women Graduate Students and Postdoctorals, the Alice T. Schafer Mathematics Prize, the Louise Hay Award, the annual Joint Mathematics Meetings and the annual SIAM Meeting, the Sonia Kovalesky high school mathematics days, and information on conferences organized by AWM. The site includes expanded versions of some newsletter articles, on-line forums on various topics, information about all AWM activities, and links to other sites concerning women and mathematics. AWM sponsors an annual essay contest for biographies of contemporary women mathematicians and statisticians in academic, industrial, and government careers (see the contest page for past years' results). more>> Biographies of Women Mathematicians - Agnes Scott College Biographies in alphabetical and chronological order, and related resources on the Web. An ongoing project by students in math classes at Agnes Scott College in Atlanta, Georgia, to illustrate the numerous contributions by women to the field of mathematics. Included are the first Ph.D's in mathematics awarded to women (before 1930); and prizes, awards, and honors for women mathematicians. more>> danicamckellar.com - Danica McKellar From the author of the book for middle school girls, Math Doesn't Suck: How to Survive Middle School Math without Losing Your Mind or Breaking a Nail. Read about McKellar's voice-over for the math-themed PBS cartoon Cyberchase, and watch clips of the WB's cartoon series Static Shock, for which she speaks the part of character Frieda Goren. Request and read math tutoring from the woman who, as a child, acted the role of Winnie Cooper in the television sitcom The Wonder Years, and who today serves as spokesperson for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Math-a-Thon and Figure This! Download a PDF of "Percolation and Gibbs states multiplicity for ferromagnetic Ashkin–Teller models on Z2," the research she co-authored as an undergraduate math major at UCLA. See press about her testimony before Congress and other math and education advocacy work. more>> Gender, Diversities, and Technology Institute - Education Development Center, Inc. (EDC) The Gender, Diversities & Technology Institute focuses on developing gender-healthy education and schools; technology and gender; the elimination of all forms of gendered violence; improving economic self-sufficiency for both women and men; and developing a deeper understanding of the multiple ways to define femininity and masculinity. Learn about projects and products, and read the Institute's papers and articles on technology, education reform, and other areas of their work. Professional development includes online courses entitled Engaging Girls in Math and Science, Raising and Educating Boys, and Infusing Equity into Practice. more>> Gender Equity for Mathematics and Science - Woodrow Wilson Leadership Program for Teachers A comprehensive 1993 conference report on current research, participant notes on research presentations made by invited faculty (Elizabeth Fennema, Joan Countryman, Sheila Tobias, Judith Jacobs, Karen Michalowicz, Geri Anderson-Nielsen, and Maxine Greene), and commentary from several conference participants; activities - ways to use the research material either in the classroom, with other teachers, or with parents and community members; helpful resources. The material is the result of two weeks' collaboration between knowledgeable teachers and some of the country's best researchers on gender equity. more>> Girls' Attitudes, Self-Expectations, and Performance in Math - Michelle Maraffi; Math Forum For those concerned about girls' negative attitudes and expectations in the study of mathematics who want to improve and increase girls' performance and learning in math: an annotated bibliography of articles and studies designed to give teachers and parents insight into the ways in which they can improve girls' attitudes and performance in math. (See also a short bibliography containing books on this subject from the Math Forum's Ask Dr. Math archives: Increasing Women's Participation in Math.) more>> GirlTECH - Cynthia Lanius; Center for Research on Parallel Computation (CRPC) GirlTECH is a teacher training and student council program that encourages young women to pursue careers in mathematics and science, offering intensive technology training to explore innovative teaching strategies for gender equity in the classroom through a training period at The Rice School and Rice University in Houston, Texas. GirlTECH lesson plans were designed by participating teachers to take full advantage of Internet resources and teach standard concepts in mathematics and sciences in new and exciting ways. The site includes over 70 lessons and Internet projects from 1995-98. more>> Weaving Gender Equity into Math Reform - Christina Perez; TERC, Inc. A project designed to assist staff developers, curriculum writers, and workshop leaders in expanding the equity content of their workshops, videos, and written materials for teachers. The project investigates the specific question of gender equity in math reform and the larger equity issues that reforms pose for students from various academic, socioeconomic, and linguistic backgrounds. The site includes articles on equity in education, an annotated list of research articles, books, and electronic resources, a list of equity workshops around the U.S., and links to other organizations concerned about equity in education. See, in particular, the Equity Challenge of the Month. more>> Women and Mathematics Network (WAM) - Committee for the Participation of Women, Mathematical Association of America (MAA) A consortium of Program Directors of outreach programs in mathematics for women and girls, providing professional development opportunities for program directors; forums for sharing ideas and expertise; workshops and forums for prospective directors of such programs. The site offers information on events of interest and links to Web resources (books, careers, gender equity, grant activity and opportunities, K-12 resources, sister organizations, mathematics history, women mathematicians, etc.). more>> Women in Math Project - Marie Vitulli; Department of Mathematics, University of Oregon Information on all aspects of women and math, including bibliographies of publications (with a search engine), an extensive collection of biographies, links to associations, job, grant, and scholarship opportunities, conferences, workshops and programs, statistical data, and miscellaneous annotated links to other sites. more>> Women's Adventures in Science - National Academy of Sciences This project of the National Academy of Sciences showcases contemporary women in science, and highlights for young people the varied careers of some of today's most prominent scientists. The site draws from and accompanies Women's Adventures in Science, a ten-volume series of biographies written for middle-school-aged students. Each of the ten scientists -- forensic anthropologist Diane France, wildlife biologist Amy Vedder, planetary astronomer Heidi Hammel, physicist Shirley Ann Jackson, climate scientist Inez Fung, planetary geologist Adriana Ocampo, robot designer Cynthia Breazeal, sociologist Marta Tienda, neuropsychologist Nancy Wexler, and biomechanist Mimi Koehl -- participated in her respective book's creation by sharing details about her life; providing personal photographs to help illustrate the story; making family, friends, and colleagues available for interviews; and explaining her scientific specialty. The site includes a guide for parents and teachers; science labs titled Moon Gazing, Planetary Roll Call, Family Gene Tree, Casting for Clues (forensics), Off to the Races ("how can I make a car go faster?"), Pet Detective, Story by Numbers (sociology), Cookie Quarry, Life in a Bottle ("how does a greenhouse work?"), and Stretch-O-Meter (biomechanics), each with its own journalling activity; games called Gorilla Quest, AstroScope, and Make a Robot; the interactive comic book Creating Kismet the Robot; seven video clips showing Cynthia Breazeal and Kismet in action; and an interactive "time travel timeline" profiling female scientists of the past and present. Requires JavaScript and Flash. more>>

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AAUW Educational Foundation Eleanor Roosevelt Teacher Fellowships - American Association of University Women (AAUW) Gender Equity in Mathematics: Eleanor Roosevelt Teacher Fellowships provide K-12 public school teachers with up to $9,000 for professional development and projects designed to advance girls' interest in math, science, and/or technology. Fellows also receive ...more>> Achieving Gender Equity in Science Classrooms - Office of the Dean of the College, Brown University A handbook for faculty that originated in a Group Independent Study Project (GISP) on gender distinctions in science education at Brown University. This paper examines the role that science education plays in the under-representation of women in science ...more>> American Council on Education (ACE) A forum for the discussion of major issues related to higher education and its potential to contribute to the quality of American life. ACE maintains a domestic and an international agenda and seeks to advance the interests and goals of higher and adult ...more>> Applied Mathematical Sciences Summer Institute A summer research program for undergraduate majors in mathematics and related fields of application. AMSSI targets underrepresented minorities and women. Read "Determinisitc and Small-World Network Models of College Drinking Patterns," "Algebraic Interleavers ...more>> Association for Women in Computing The Association for Women in Computing (AWC) is a not-for-profit, professional organization for individuals with an interest in information technology. AWC is dedicated to the advancement of women in the computing fields, in business, industry, science, ...more>> CAMEL - Canadian Mathematical Society / Société mathématique du Canada The bilingual (English/French) Web service of the Canadian Mathematical Community, with links to the Canadian Mathematical Society (CMS), the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO), the European Mathematics Information Service (EMIS), the Société ...more>> CEISMC (Center for Education Integrating Science, Mathematics and Computing) - Georgia Institute of Technology CEISMC includes the Virtual Institute, which introduces teachers to technology, connects them to the Internet, encourages collaboration, and provides training and resources; and other programs for students and teachers covering: mentoring; career awareness; ...more>> The Center for Women in Mathematics - Department of Mathematics & Statistics, Smith College Smith College's Center for Women in Mathematics offers two programs: a Junior Year, for students seeking to spend a year or a semester taking mathematics courses at a women's college; and a Post-Baccalaureate program, for women who discovered late that ...more>> Contributions of 20th Century Women to Physics - Nina Byers; Department of Physics & Astronomy, University of California at Los Angeles A searchable archive of data on 86 twentieth century women who have made original and important contributions to physics, including to the field of mathematical physics. Graphics include an annotated photo gallery and a poster montage of famous females ...more>> Culturally Situated Design Tools: Teaching Math through Culture - Ron Eglash Java for creating your own Mangbetu design, cornrow curves, graffiti, bead looms, SimShoBan, Yupik star navigator, Yupik parka patterns, Pre-Columbian pyramids, and rhythm wheels -- and learning the mathematics behind them. Organized into African, African ...more>> Design Your Future - Math, Science, and Technology for Girls - Autodesk, Inc. The Design Your Future mission is to provide practical, inspiring, hands- on opportunities for young women to become aware of, explore, and pursue math, science, and technology-based careers. It provides a number of opportunities, including: a tool ...more>> Enhancing Diversity in Graduate Education - The EDGE Program A program that strengthens the ability of women and minority students to successfully complete graduate programs in the mathematical sciences. Professors Sylvia Bozeman of Spelman College and Rhonda Hughes of Bryn Mawr College co-direct Enhancing Diversity ...more>> Equity: People of Color (TERC) - Regional Alliance for Mathematics and Science Education, The Hub Links to resources targeted to minorities, including women of color. ...more>> Equity: Women's Resources (TERC) - Regional Alliance for Mathematics and Science Education, The Hub Links to resources targeted to gender equity: general; women and math; and women and science. ...more>> European Women in Mathematics (EWM) A society of women bound by a common interest in the position of women in mathematics. Membership information, meetings and conferences, and a newsletter. ...more>> Exploring Your Future in Math and Science - Andrew Frank-Loron, Jennifer Handrich, Chia-Chen Wu Encouraging Women in the Sciences: the Women and Science page of the WWW. As part of the final project for a Women's Studies course at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, students explored reasons why women are less likely to enter professions in math ...more>> FamilyEducation Network Articles, discussion groups, professional advice, suggestions, and other resources for children of preschool and younger, elementary school, middle school, and high school and beyond. Resources topics include activities, health and safety, homework help, ...more>> Family Math - EQUALS, Lawrence Hall of Science, University of California, Berkeley, CA A program to encourage underrepresented groups (especially girls and minority students) to enter careers that use mathematics. A Family Math course lasts approximately 6 weeks. At every session, approximately 25 people (counting parents and children) ...more>> Gender Differences in Student Participation and Achievement in the Sciences - Judy Lupart, Principal Investigator, The University of Calgary A study investigating the key influences on junior and senior high school students' choices for various activities, courses, and careers, particularly in the sciences. Download PDFs of results on gender differences in junior high school students towards ...more>> Gender Equity in Education - Martha C. Phelps-Borrowman Listing of gender equity sites; directory of science lesson plans. ...more>> Gender Issues: Articles and Research - Carolyn K., Hoagies' Gifted Education Page Articles and reports on gender and equity in schools, in particular in the context of the education of gifted children. ...more>> Government Publications on Mathematics - U.S. Government Printing Office An annotated list of publications on mathematics for sale from the U.S. Government Printing Office. Information for ordering information and an index of publications by subject. Full index of topics to browse, subject bibliographies on approximately 150 ...more>> Guide Me NACME: A Road Map to Engineering - National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering (NACME) Meet engineering role models, find local and online resources, and connect to hundreds of engineering societies, universities and career sites. Designed for middle and high school students with an interest in math, science, engineering and technology, ...more>> The History Of Computing - Dept. of Computer Science, Virginia Tech Index of the items in a collection of math history materials related to the history of computing by J. A. N. Lee, Editor-in-Chief of the IEEE Annals of the History of Computing, constructed as part of the course materials for the "Professionalism in Computing" ...more>> The History of Mathematics in Africa - Saxakali Ancient mathematicians and their work: the role of Africans in mathematics and science history, especially the history of math in Egypt and female African mathematicians. With links to other African history resources and a section on ancient African ...more>> Institute for Advanced Study/Park City Mathematics Institute (PCMI) PCMI integrates mathematics education with mathematics research at the highest level, fostering interaction among its participants. It offers a three-week Summer Session, a year-round High School Teacher Program, a Mentoring Program for Women in Mathematics, ...more>> The Institute of Technology Center for Educational Programs (ITCEP) - Regents of the University of Minnesota ITCEP develops and administers educational programs in mathematics and its related science and engineering applications for pre-college, undergraduate and graduate students, and for K-12 preservice/inservice teachers. For children, ITCEP administers the ...more>> ISGEm: International Study Group on Ethnomathematics - Ron Eglash A group that sponsors programs and business meetings at annual conferences of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) in the United States, and at the International Congress of Mathematics Education (ICME)."Ethnomathematics" describes the ...more>> Massachusetts Gender Equity Centers - Colleen R. Doherty; Springfield Technical Community College The goal of the Gender Equity Centers is to promote fairness in educational settings, educational programs, and career choices. The site includes information about these regional centers and their teacher and student workshops; resources for gender equity ...more>> Math/Science Network - Betty Levitin, Executive Director A non-profit membership organization of educators, scientists, mathematicians, parents, community leaders, and government and corporate representatives whose mission is to promote the continuing advancement in mathematics and science education of all ...more>> Mentoring Program for Women in Mathematics - IAS/Park City Mathematics Institute (PCMI) Undergraduates, graduate students, and researchers are eligible to attend the IAS/Park City Mathematics Institute. The emphasis of the Women's Program is on mathematics learning and research, specifically with regard to the PCMI Summer Session; mentoring ...more>> PDK Poster Project - Pamela Davis Kivelson "Using Visual Means To Challenge Stereotypes." Posters for scientific literacy, humanizing the image of research science and scientists, and increasing the number of women and girls who choose to pursue and maintain careers in the physical sciences and ...more>> Resource Room (Math Central) - University of Regina, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada French version: Centre de ressources. A service of Math Central that allows mathematics educators to share resources having to do with math teaching. Submissions are stored in a database that can be browsed by educational level and curriculum strand, ...more>> sarah-marie belcastro's home page - Sarah-Marie Belcastro From one of the authors of Making Mathematics with Needlework: "I seem to have become a topological graph theorist while I wasn't looking. I am also interested in convex and combinatorial geometry, algebraic geometry, topology, algebra, the geometry of ...more>> SmartGrrls An in-school educational outreach program encouraging girls in math, science, and engineering in Texas. SmartGrrls collaborates with parents, schools, higher education, industry, and community groups to provide programs, strategies, and resources to increase ...more>> Some Things I've Written - Jennifer Gutbezahl Research from the author's doctoral studies in social psychology. Gutbezahl's dissertation focused on how attributions for success and failure in mathematics affect how well students do in math class: "How Negative Expectancies and Attitudes Undermine ...more>> SummerMath - Charlene and James Morrow, Mount Holyoke College SummerMath is a four-week residential program for girls in the eighth through twelfth grades. Through the classes Fundamental Mathematical Concepts, SuperLogo, and Workshops, students discover how math is applied to everyday life. ...more>> Summer Mathematics Program for Women Undergraduates - Carleton/St. Olaf Colleges An NSF/NSA funded program to encourage and support women in their study of mathematics. Goals include: introducing students to new areas of mathematics; honing students' mathematical reasoning, proof writing, problem solving, and presentation skills; ...more>> Summer Program for Women in Mathematics - Dept. of Mathematics, The George Washington University A five-week intensive program for mathematically-talented undergraduate women who are completing their junior year and may be contemplating graduate study in the mathematical sciences. Goals of this program are to communicate an enthusiasm for mathematics, ...more>> Through the Glass Wall: Computer Games for Mathematical Empowerment (TERC) - Testbed for Collaboration, Eisenhower Regional Consortia An NSF-funded research project that has spent two years looking at how girls and boys play mathematical computer games in order to consider and describe what makes a good mathematical and equitable computer game. The site provides descriptions of over ...more>> Urban MAST: Women and Minorities in MAthematics, Science, and Technology - Mary Baker; School Board of Broward County, Florida The purpose of Urban MAST is to increase awareness of contributions of women and minorities in math, science and technology and to promote interaction among business professionals and urban education centers. The site includes annotated lists of resources ...more>> What Affects Women's Decisions to Pursue Graduate Degrees in Mathematics? - Kathleen L. Bonn A presentation summary given at the AMS/MAA Joint Mathematics Meetings, January 10-13, 1996, in Orlando, Florida. ...more>> wNetSchool A resource for K-12 teachers, with some information for adult education teachers (i.e., the GED exam). Subscribing to the site is free, but one may also enter without subscribing. wNetSchool provides lesson plans centered around the Internet or educational ...more>> Women and Minorities in Science, Engineering, and Mathematics - Brown University Links to resources for women and minorities in science, engineering, and mathematics. Societies and associations; consortia, committees and centers; other resources. Also related links, foundations and organizations. ...more>> Women in Mathematics (WIM) - Kolda, Garille, Jones; University of Maryland College Park (UMCP) WIM is dedicated to serving the needs of women mathematicians at the University of Maryland College Park (UMCP). This page includes links to information in the following categories: Scholarships, Conferences; Women in Mathematics; Women in Computer Science, ...more>> Women & Mathematics - Key Issues in Mathematics at the Math Forum Find sites relevant to women, girls, and gender equity in the Math Forum's Internet Mathematics Library. ...more>> Women, Minorities, and Persons with Disabilities in Science and Engineering: 1994 - Division of Science Resources Studies (SRS), National Science Foundation (NSF) An NSF report that describes the status of groups traditionally underrepresented in science and engineering, and documents factors important to choice of study and to success in pursuing science and engineering. ...more>> Women, Minorities, and Persons With Disabilities in Science and Engineering: 1996 - Division of Science Resources Studies (SRS), National Science Foundation (NSF) This report presents data on participation of underrepresented groups in science and engineering, and documents factors important to success in science and engineering in precollege education, undergraduate and graduate education, and employment. The ...more>> Women of NASA - Tish Krieg, National Aeronautics and Space Administration The Women of NASA resource was developed to encourage more young women to pursue careers in math, science, and technology. The project showcases outstanding women who are enjoying successful careers, and demonstrates how these women balance personal and ...more>> Women's Studies Database - University of Maryland The women's studies database serves those interested in the women's studies profession and women's issues in general. Collections of conference announcements, pedagogy and other bibliographies by and about women, calls for papers, employment opportunities, ...more>>

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