Why So Few? In the News
AAUW's new research report, Why So Few? Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics, has been getting a lot of media attention. Here are just a few highlights from the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Science Insider from AAAS, and Inside Higher Ed.
Mainstream Media Coverage
October 2010
Your Future Scientist
Good Housekeeping
September 17, 2010
To the Contrary transcript
Show topic: California's all-female Senate battle, Senator Barbara Boxer versus Carly Fiorina. Then, for the first time more women earn doctoral degrees than men.
August 30, 2010
Girls' science, TIME magazine and the American Association of University Women report
Scientific American blog
by Connie Hassett-Walker
August 11, 2010
10 Tips for Women Students in Science Fields
U.S. News & World Report
by Lynn F. Jacobs and Jeremy S. Hyman
July 21, 2010
Why do girls steer clear of STEM? Study offers a reason as Normandale hosts camp for 'tween girls
MinnPost.com
By Casey Selix
May 3, 2010
Math, science degrees in demand, so why aren't women pursuing them?
Arches News
by Leah Davis
April 5
The World – 10 Essential Stories
Time
March 29
Bias Against Women in Science (members only)
CNN
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New Report Examines Causes of Gender Gap in Science (3rd headline)
AIBS Public Policy Report
March 28
Turning Women Into Scientists
New York Times Letter to the Editor page
March 26
University Biases Keep Women, Minorities Out of Science Careers
Voice of America
Gender gap persists in sciences
The Daily Princetonian
By Jonathan Evans
March 25
Susannah Kroeber '11: Unfortunately, Harvard doesn't always get it wrong
The Brown Daily Herald
By Susannah Kroeber
AAUW publishes Corum's legacy
Martinez News-Gazette
By Greta Mart
STEM Review Suggests Small Measures To Close Gender Gap
Campus Technology
By Dian Schaffhauser
We need to convince girls they can be scientists
The News-Times (newstimes.com)
By Eileen FitzGerald
March 24
Expanding Girls' Science Horizons Wins Nod for Public Service
Tonic
By David Bois
Why Are Women Underrepresented in Science and Math Fields?
New York Times
By Katherine Schulten, The Learning Network blog
March 23
American Association of University Women Report: Why So Few? Women…
Business Exchange
Reports Explore Why Women Are Underrepresented In STEM Fields
City Town Info
By CityTownInfo.com staff
Why aren't there more women in STEM?
Washington Post
By Valerie Strauss, The Answer Sheet blog
Report: Stereotypes, Bias Hurt Women in Math and Science
AOL News
By Dana Chivvis
March 22
Report Examines Why Women are Under-represented in STEM Fields
Diverse
By Lois Elfman
New Report Explains 'Why So Few' Women in Science
AAAS Science Insider
By Jeffrey Mervis
Sutton: My hero, Sally Ride
San Diego News Network
By Marsha Sutton
Attracting Women to STEM
Inside Higher Ed
By Jennifer Epstein
U.S. Gets Poor Grades in Nurturing STEM Diversity
Education Week
By Erik W. Robelen
Report Examines Why Men Outnumber Women in Science and Math
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Bias Called Persistent Hurdle for Women in Sciences
St. Petersburg Times
From New York Times article
March 21, 2010
Bias Called Persistent Hurdle for Women in Sciences
New York Times
By Tamar Lewin
Blogosphere
March 25
10 ways to attract women to manufacturing
Bert Maes blog
By Bert Maes
Why So Few? AAUW Report
Illnois Center for Specialized Professional Support (newsroom)
By Emilie Shoop
Attracting Women to STEM
Black Box Finance
On the Job: Report Gives US Poor Grades In Fostering STEM Diversity
Asbury Park Education Association
[News of the Week] ScienceInsider: From the Science Policy Blog
Science Journal Feeds
Bias called persistent hurdle in sciences
Baby, I am!
March 24
Happy Ada Lovelace Day: Telling Our Stories
Shakesville blog
By SKM
Ada Lovelace Day: Our Top Five Women in Technology and Science
The Glass Hammer
By Elisabeth Grant
Gender Bias in Science
Stepping Stones
Why So Few? Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
Senior Women Web
Happy Ada Lovelace Day!
Interrobangs Anonymous
By Millie
Nonfiction for Kids
I.N.K. (Interesting Nonfiction for Kids)
By Karen Romano Young
March 23
AAUW study: Girls start well, lose ground in STEM degrees and careers
Michigan Women's Forum blog
By Joni Hubred-Golden
WHY SO FEW?
Equality 101 blog
By Adam
AAUW and NSF: "Why Are There So Few?" Women in STEM Fields
Amanda K. Campbell
By Amanda K. Campbell
Women in science: Why So Few?
Historiann
By Historiann
March 22
The Few, The Proud, The Underestimated
Women in Wetlands
By DrDoyenne
Day Three: Why does EVE matter?
EVE (Equal Visibility Everywhere)
By Lynette Long, Ph.D., President of EVE
Why so few?
In Training
By Megan Killian
American Association of University Women Report: Why So Few? Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
beSpacific
By Sabrina Pacifici
Bias Called Persistent Hurdle for Women in Sciences
RSS Broadcast
By xmlbot
'Why So Few?' Rapport on Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
W Women Globally
By WWomenGlobally
Bias Called Persistent Hurdle for Women in Sciences
The Web Scene
By cpccci.org
Girl Geeks
The View from 25B
By Emma McGrattan
'Why So Few?' AAUW report underscores need to encourage women in STEM fields
Library Connect News
AAUW Report on Underrepresentation of Women in Math and Sciences – 'Why So Few?'
RENeW Blog
By Dr. Anna Nagurney
AAUW's Positive Role In STEM
Why Boys Fail – EdWeek blog
By Richard Whitmire
