论文信息 - Understanding gendered attrition in IT programs

Understanding gendered attrition in IT programs

In this paper, we describe the problem of gendered attrition in a program of Information Technology and discuss the research design for a two-year study funded by the National Science Foundation to study women in information technology programs nationwide.

Elizabeth Lawley | Tona Henderson | E. Lawley | T. Henderson

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