Press
Various blog posts:
Communications of the ACM Blog@ACM, where I post periodically (links to recent posts are given below)
How We Teach Should Be Independent Of Who We Are Teaching, October 11, 2016.
A Very Local Snapshot of K-12 CS Education, June 30, 2016.
Why is Ada Lovelace Still the Woman that Young (and Not So Young) Women Look To?, December 10, 2015.
The ‘Frenzy About High Tech Talent’ and a Call for Corporate Action, October 26, 2015.
If Something Seems Odd, Check the Data, and Check It Again!, August 18, 2015.
Things That Men Can Do To Be Real Allies For Women In Computing, August 3, 2015
Some Thoughts For Computer Science Teaching Assistants (and Faculty), January 4, 2015
Women in STEM, Women in Computer Science: We’re Looking At It Incorrectly, December 1, 2014
The Toy Aisle Matters More Than Ever: Girls and Computing, November 19, 2014
Satya Nadella and Grace Hopper, October 16, 2014
The Frontier of Small Data, September 29, 2013
Is It Time to Change How Software Developers Are Hired?, December 18, 2012
Exciting ‘Big Data’ Medical Applications, November 12, 2012
Computer Science Teachers Association Advocate Blog, where I posted when I was on the CSTA board (links for select posts are below)
Something Old, Something New, July 30, 2013
What’s Not to Love About NYC Pilot Program, March 25, 2013
On Grades and STEM, February 12, 2013
You can be a computer scientist and a feminist, part of Anita’s Quilt - Threads of Inspiration, January 31, 2013
There’s Nothing Like a Good Book, November 3, 2012
Press articles and other media
Computer Science as Liberal Arts ‘Enabler’, Inside Higher Ed, February 23, 2016
Ahead of the Class, Behind in the Field, Albany Times Union Women@Work magazine, February, 2016.
Logging on to the Future, Colby Magazine, Fall 2015.
Diversity Careers in Engineering and Information Technology, quoted in the article “Will women fill the need for more IT professionals”, Summer/Fall 2012.
“STEM and Humanities: It Isn’t Either-Or”, published by 4Humanities, January 17, 2012
SQL Anywhere picked up some of my blog post on Barbara Liskov’s talk at the 2011 Grace Hopper Conference
NSF CISE Broader Impacts for Research and Discovery Summit, 2010