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OVERCOMING BARRIERS: ENGINEERING PROGRAM ENVIRONMENTS THAT SUPPORT WOMEN

巻 16, 発行 2, 2010, pp. 137-160
DOI: 10.1615/JWomenMinorScienEng.v16.i2.40
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This study examines factors within the program environment that affect the progress of women pursuing undergraduate engineering degrees. Intensive case studies of six mechanical engineering programs that graduate a relatively high proportion of women yielded insight into the interplay of critical environmental elements within departments. Rich qualitative data were collected through a total of 110 interviews and 25 focus groups. Study results give rise to a greater understanding of strategies and approaches that can help engineering women battle the commonplace obstacles of lack of critical mass, chilly climate, and paucity of female mentors and role models.

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