Gender Equity in Computing: International Faculty Perceptions and Current Practices
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Margaret Hamilton | Naomi Augar | Helen H. Hu | Andrew Luxton-Reilly | Janice L. Pearce | Elizabeth Vidal Duarte | Michael J. Oudshoorn | Vanea Chiprianov | Eveling Castro Gutierrez | Emma Wong | Shoba Ittyipe | Eveling Castro Gutierrez | Naomi Augar | M. Oudshoorn | Andrew Luxton-Reilly | M. Hamilton | V. Chiprianov | Shoba Ittyipe | Emma Wong | Vanea Chiprianov
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