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Science & Social Justice October 24, 2017

Inspiring the next Generation of Female Engineers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEeTLopLkEo Close your eyes and picture and engineer. You probably weren’t envisioning Debbie Sterling. Debbie…

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Science & Social Justice October 23, 2017

The Fragile Masculinity of Tech Bros and the Failure of Liberal Feminism

By Veronica Arreola | Medium I honest to gawd thought when I saw the article, “Push for…

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Environment, Food & Sustainability June 27, 2017

There Is No Plan(et) B: A Primer on Trump’s Refusal to Abide by the Paris Agreement

By Patricia Valoy, Contributing Editor, Science and Social Justice Earlier this month the president of…

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Science & Social Justice April 11, 2017

Hidden Figures: Reflections from a Latina Engineer

By Patricia Valoy, Science and Social Justice Contributing Editor The movie Hidden Figures was one…

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Art, Music, & Pop Culture February 17, 2017

Advice for Traveling to Academic Conferences Under Travel Ban

There are two academic conference seasons in the United States where a majority of “international”…

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Science & Social Justice September 15, 2015

Teaching Social Justice in the Physics Classroom

An overview of a six-day curriculum developed and used with high school senior physics students.…

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Science & Social Justice September 15, 2015

Emerging Infectious Diseases

Since the identification of HIV/AIDS in 1981, the world has become more aware of the…

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Science & Social Justice September 15, 2015

Feminsim, Sexuality, and Neuroethics

Neuroethics is an emerging field that considers the interaction between neuroscience, behavioral biology, society, and…

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Science & Social Justice September 3, 2015

Representations of HIV/AIDS

This class is meant to facilitate an interdisciplinary conversation of the representation of HIV/AIDS in…

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Science & Social Justice July 14, 2015

Underserved Students Not as Likely to be Ready for STEM Careers

By Autumn A. Arnett | Diverse Issues in Higher Education A newly released American College…

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