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June 2021, Volume 15, Number 1
FEATURES
Preparing Engineers to Do Good in the World
In 1981, only 15 years after Rice University admitted its first undergraduate and graduate African … Read More about Preparing Engineers to Do Good in the World
Data Feminism
Ph.D. candidate Daniene Byrne recently read a book that she says is a must read for people in … Read More about Data Feminism
Columns/ Departments
Letter from the Editor: The Beauty of Indirect Trajectories
There is a predominant myth that the path to success is the shortest line between two points. … Read More about Letter from the Editor: The Beauty of Indirect Trajectories
Letter to the Editor: Why So Few Women in IEEE, and What Can IEEE and WIE Do About It?
Only about 12% of IEEE Members (other than students) are women. Why is this, and what can be done … Read More about Letter to the Editor: Why So Few Women in IEEE, and What Can IEEE and WIE Do About It?
Career Advisor: Goals Are Sometimes More Viable Than They Seem
From the already-small number of female students enrolled in undergraduate engineering programs, … Read More about Career Advisor: Goals Are Sometimes More Viable Than They Seem
Women to Watch: Boundless Energy
When Dr. Giovanna Oriti was asked to serve as general chair of the IEEE Energy Conversion Congress … Read More about Women to Watch: Boundless Energy
Pipelining Attractive Programs for Women: Male Mentors
Bogotá, Colombia based Prof. José David Cely has made supporting female engineers such a regular … Read More about Pipelining Attractive Programs for Women: Male Mentors
WIE From Around the World: My Experience as the Chair of an IEEE WIE Affinity Group
I was appointed chair of the IEEE Women in Engineering (WIE) Affinity Group of the College of … Read More about WIE From Around the World: My Experience as the Chair of an IEEE WIE Affinity Group
