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TERC’s Nuria Jaumot-Pascual, Mia Ong, Christina Silva, and Audrey Martínez-Gudapakkam presented their paper “Women of Color in Computing Graduate Education: Structural Supports and Navigation Strategies for a Hostile Culture” at the RESPECT conference on May 27, 2021.
Watch a recording of their presentation here. Download the peer-reviewed conference proceedings from the session Abstract: This paper presents themes that emerge from empirical literature on women of color (WOC) in computer science (CS) graduate education. We ask, according to the literature, what factors affect the experiences, participation, and advancement of WOC in CS graduate degrees? The findings are drawn from a subset of literature on graduate education from our National Science Foundation-funded project, Literature Analysis and Synthesis of Women of Color in Technology and Computing. Findings of on-campus social supports include student support groups and peers who provided community, » Read more
IMS-SEIL team will conduct a webinar about qualitative meta-synthesis research with the AERA PEERS Data Hub on May 20th at 1 PM.
Register for the Introduction to Qualitative Meta-Synthesis Methods: Achieving STEM Equity and Inclusion through Syntheses webinar.
Participants Needed to Test Online Programming Game
Teachers (grades 6-8) are needed to recruit students for a research study about May's Journey, an online game that teaches programming.
Recruiting Educators and Parents of 3-8 Grade Students to Test Computational Thinking Materials
Do you want to incorporate Computational Thinking (CT) into your teaching? Are you looking to better support ALL your students, including those who are neurodiverse?
Statement of solidarity with AAPI community
TERC vehemently condemns ALL acts of racism and violence levied against the AAPI community. We will work to identify and dismantle inequities and challenges that confront AAPI learners so that we may create more inclusive and safer STEM learning environments.
We are thrilled to announce Drs. Maria Ong, Nuria Jaumot-Pascual and Lily T. Ko received an Honorable Mention for the William Elgin Wickenden Award of the American Society for Engineering Education.
The award is for their article “Research Literature on Women of Color in Undergraduate Engineering Education: A Systematic Thematic Synthesis," which was published in the July 2020 issue of the Journal of Engineering Education.
TERC’s Computational Thinking blog series is available as an eBook!
Developed from a five part blog post series, you’ll read about the findings of Mike Cassidy and Teon Edwards as they explored different definitions and various peoples’ understandings of computational thinking.
Mia Ong and Nuria Jaumot-Pascual of TERC along with Kathy DeerInWater of AISES will present at the Women of Color STEM Entrepreneurship Conference
Their presentation is scheduled for Thursday, March 25 at 4:00-4:40 pm.