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Women in science Why so few? 1. The science career pipeline. 5. Women and science Athena Bound. International comparisons. 203. Athena Unbound Policy for women in science. 15. Gender sex and science. 49. Critical transitions in the graduate and postgraduate career path. 69. Womens and mens graduate experience in science. 83. The paradox of critical mass for women in science. 105. Differences between women in science. 157. Negative and positive departmental cultures.

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Cambridge university press. The Advancement of Women in Science and Technology. Why are there so few women scientists? Persisting differences between. Beoku-Betts (2004) states that many White teachers challenged the skills of these women, encouraged them to take remedial courses, and disparaged their enunciations. Study by Etzkowitz, Kemelgor, and Uzzi (2000) cites how many females (both global and . teachers) are experiencing 'casual discrimination' in . STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) programs (p. 84. .

The Advancement of Women in Science and Technology. This ‘supply side’ approach assumes that if sufficient women are encouraged to enter the scientific and engineering professions, the gender gap in science and technology will disappear. The scientific career track, from elementary school to initial employment, has been depicted as a ‘pipeline’ like those for the transport of fluids and gases such as water, oil or natural gas. The rate of flow into scientific careers is measured by passage through transition points in the pipeline such as graduation and continuation to the next educational level.

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I probably have read every book on women in science for the last thirty years or so, and I regret that so many are data-rich to the point of unreadability. Athena Unbound is a refreshing exception; it delves into situations of women who marry and have children, situations of women whose mentors do not mentor them, and many other difficulties women experience when trying to become and stay scientists. I read this one all the way through in one sitting, then read it again slower to savor all of its insights.

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