2004 Conference Publications

Articles and comments on matters of interest to women in engineering, science, technology and math. The articles and comments do not reflect the view of CCWESTT or its member organizations; rather they are the views of the authors only. We suggest that if there are any comments or questions that the author be contacted directly.

Casting A Wider Net
Elsa Cade

My name is Elsa Cade. I will share with you my story as a woman with a passion for science.... View Details

Communication and Gender Differences in the Classroom
Lisa Anderson, Ann Holmes, Sarah Shortreed, Vera Straka

Women Into Engineering... View Details

Cultivating Science Literacy: The Let’s Talk Science Partnership Program
Susan E. McKee, Judy Wearing

Susan E. McKee

National Coordinator, Partnership... View Details

Davidson Ontario Chairs for women in Science and Engineering Workshop
Valerie Davidson

Individual slides and images are on the attached PDF... View Details

Discover Engineering: Assessing the impact of outreach programs
Lisa S. Anderson, Kimberley A. Gilbride

Lisa S.... View Details

Effects of a Canadian Science and Technology Summer Camp Program
Gail Crombie, Ph.D. et al

Gail Crombie, Ph.D.

University of Ottawa

Ottawa,... View Details

How do gender norms do gender norms influence ...
Serge Desmarais

Individual slides and Images are available on the attached PDF... View Details

How Successful are Women that Work in the Engineering Profession?
Karen Martinson P.Eng., Lisa Anderson P.Eng.

Individual slides & images are available in the attached PPT... View Details

Inmmigrating Women in Science
Katha Pollitt

Individual... View Details

Increasing the Number of Women in Engineering
Bonnie L. Slade, Ph.D. Candidate

Bonnie L. Slade, Ph.D. Candidate

Workplace Learning and... View Details

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2004 Conference Publications

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