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1 Welcome to the Cohort of CAPP funded by the National Science
Associate Professors CAPP-R and CAPP-E Janie Irwin Mary Lou Soffa CAPP funded by the National Science Foundation

2 3rd Year of CAPP-R 1st Year of CAPP-E New NSF ADVANCE Grant
Have similar needs, but different Important to have interaction of research and education professors Organized as two tracks New NSF ADVANCE Grant Planned to have one workshop Each 12 or 18 months Then follow up activities

3 Why are there so many women in Molecular Biology?
“There were great female founders in the field in the early 20th century who inspired generations of women, creating opportunities for women to thrive and reach National Academy of Sciences status. These were role models, catalysts." -- Shirley M. Tilghman, President of Princeton Where is the "female factor” in CS? It’s here! It’s us!

4 Today women hold 27% of all (nontenure track) instructor positions but only 10% of the full professorships ! CAPP GOAL: Increase the number of women who are promoted to full professor and serve in leadership roles in the CS community.

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6 Agenda Two Tracks: R and E Friday: Session 3 and 4
One-on one CV Review Saturday: AM Panel – combined Session 3 Saturday: PM Strategies for Leading Change Session 5 (repeated)

7 CAPP’s Distinguished Professors - Education
Joan Francioni, Winona State U Jodi Tims, Baldwin-Wallace College Dee Parks, Appalachian State Gloria Townsend, Depauw University Ingrid Russell, University of Hartford Ellen Walker, Hiram College Susan Williams, Georgia Southern College

8 CAPP’s Distinguished Professors - Research
Jan Cuny, NSF/U Oregon Carla Ellis, Duke Anne Condon, UBC Padma Raghavan, PSU Jessica Hodgins, CMU Mary Lou Soffa, UVA Mary Jane Irwin, PSU

9 Technical Support Reading List
Zobel, Writing for Computer Science,2nd Ed, Springer, 2005 Alley, The Craft of Scientific Presentations, Springer, 2005. Tufte, The Visual Display of Quantitative Information, 2nd Ed, Graphics Press, 2001 Kirkpatrick, Evaluating Training Programs, 2nd Ed., Berrett-Koehler, 1997 Others?

10 Understanding Women’s Styles Reading List
Babcock & Laschever, Women Don’t Ask, new edition due out in Feb 2007, Bantam Others?

11 Follow On Activities Play “match maker” for grant proposals between CAPP-R women and CAPP-E women Review proposal drafts Other ideas?


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