09/28/2015
#STEMisagirlthing Join this exciting 6 week webinar series designed to empower women in STEM!
Join us each semester for a day of programming to celebrate and promote women.
The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Sciences would like to offer you the opportunity to become a leader in your profession, learning from those shaping the world of tomorrow. Columbia WISE is an initiative presented by the Office of Graduate Student Affairs at Columbia Engineering to promote women who are interested in a graduate-level education in sciences and engineering, along w
09/28/2015
#STEMisagirlthing Join this exciting 6 week webinar series designed to empower women in STEM!
01/31/2015
Emma Watson's Advice On Women In Engineering Is Seriously On Point
Just when you thought Emma Watson couldn't possibly be more inspiring, she goes and inspires some more.
While at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Friday, W...
09/16/2014
Glad someone's cracking the code and not just typing 'Hello, World!' repeatedly again into their terminals!
Some Universities Crack Code in Drawing Women to Computer Science Brochures, mentorship programs and the training of high school teachers are some of the tools being used to reverse a trend.
09/16/2014
Register NOW for this years WISE Conference on November 22nd 2014!
Registration If the following form does not work in your web browser, click here to register for the Fall 2014 WISE Conference .
Today's Google Doodle is an animated tribute to computer scientist and United States Navy Rear Admiral Grace Hopper, who was born on Dec. 9, 1906 in New York City.
Hopper is best known for being one of the designers of COBOL, one of the first modern programming languages, which was created in 1959 during the Conference on Data Systems Languages. http://mashable.com/2013/12/09/animated-google-doodle-honors-computer-pioneer-grace-hopper/
11/12/2013
Meet some of the WISE Conference Speakers!
Women in Science @ Columbia Engineering Conference Speakers...
11/12/2013
‘Extraordinary Women in Science and Medicine’ Offers Up Little-Known Details An exhibition offers little-known details on extraordinary women like Florence Nightingale, Hertha Ayrton and Sophie Kowalevski.
10/31/2013
Fall 2013 Women in Science & Engineering Conference. Register NOW!
10/16/2013
A Day to Remember the First Computer Programmer Was a Woman Almost two centuries after Ada Lovelace wrote the first computer program, women remain in the minority in technology and engineering, though people are trying to change that.
07/24/2013
Women and STEM: Google, Facebook, Amazon execs to meet with female students Google, Amazon execs aim to promote science careers at a House Republican Conference roundtable.
07/08/2013
This Is the Woman at the Heart of Everything Google Builds | Wired Enterprise | Wired.com Melody Meckfessel and her 4-year-old daughter, Edina, at their home in San Francisco. Photo: Ariel Zambelich/Wired There was a time when Melody Meckfes
06/17/2013
Villanova graduates a record number of female engineers Calling a typical American engineering school a boys' club would be an understatement - on average, women make up 18.2 percent of engineering undergraduates nationwide. It's a statistic that hasn't...