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Are women bad at science?
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March 24, 2019
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10:15Now PlayingIf you scroll through lists of STEM faculty members at most universities, it's likely you'll recognize a pattern...that is, a lot of men and not very many women. Why is that? Are men inherently better than women at science? Or is there something else going on? Well strap in because we're about to find out!
National Girls Collaborative Project
National Math and Science Initiative
Women In Engineering ProActive Network
Million Women Mentors
American Association of University Women
The Scientista Foundation
Association for Women in Science
Shoutout to all the women who sent in videos to make the end of this video possible, including:
Jolyn Wirshing
Nahayvee Rosiles
Amy McKenna
Sheryl Hosler
Leanne Perez
Rachana Tank
Molly Edwards
Ana Pamela Chavarría
Elizabeth Leger
Julie Maryniak
Christine Mendelsohn
Christine Malone
Jennifer Endries
Jackie Heling
Kelley Stewart
Sources:
Neuro grads
STEM edu gender gap
Gender math abilities
STEM enrollment
Ancient Chemists
Maliva Meric
Rosalind Franklin
Student bias
Faculty bias
Publication bias
Funding bias
Women leaving STEM after kids
Childcare burden
Diversity is good for STEM
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