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Betsy Ross

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3. And we still get paid less.

Reply to alp227 (Original post)

Mon Sep 24, 2012, 09:13 PM

Sep 2012

But it is better.
I was so excited when I saw the VP of Engineering interview a woman. We now have four women in an engineering department of about 30.

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Bias Persists Against Women of Science, a Study Says [View all] alp227 Sep 2012 OP

My initials got a full letter grade higher than my name did Warpy Sep 2012 #1

Actually, the bias is against women of science, not for them marshall Sep 2012 #2

Headline now revised for print. alp227 Sep 2012 #6

And we still get paid less. Betsy Ross Sep 2012 #3

I totally disagree.I worked at a university for 9 years assisting with the graduate and PhD programs judesedit Sep 2012 #4

A good reality check Donowitz Sep 2012 #5