Online Training
ASU CareerWISE
CareerWISE is a free online training course developed by the Arizona State University. It has been designed to assist women in STEM programs to better manage the challenges they may face in their careers, and learn the skills needed to thrive in their workplace.
UniSA Repository
To find STEMM research from UniSA researchers, search the Research Outputs Repository (ROR).
The repository contains records of all research outputs created by UniSA Researchers. This includes publications, scholarly articles, and Higher Degree Student, PhD and Masters by Research theses.
Key Books
Women+ Sourcelist
Women+ Sourcelist is a public database of qualified women experts in technology policy. I has been created to assist journalists, conference organizers, and others to connect with expert sources.
If you are a technology policy expert and would like to be listed on Sourcelist, you can add your contact details to the database.
- Sheryl Sandberg: So we leaned in... now what?
- Anne-Marie Slaughter: Can we "have it all"?
- Susan Colantuono: The career advice you probably didn't get
- ABC News (Australia): Why do countries with more gender equality have less women in STEM?
- Department of Industry, Innovation and Science: Australia's Inspiring Women in STEM and Entrepreneurship
- National Innovation and Science Agenda: Why do we need women in STEM?
Key Academic Articles on Women in STEMM
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Quality of evidence revealing subtle gender biases in science is in the eye of the beholder
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Males under-estimate academic performance of their female peers in undergraduate biology classrooms
(Grunspan, Eddy, Brownell, Wiggins, Crowe and Goodreau 2016)
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More women in science
(Handelsman, Cantor, Carnes, Denton, Fine, Grosz, Hinshaw, Marrett, Rosser, Shalala and Sheridan 2005)
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Science faculty's subtle gender biases favor male students
(Moss-Racusin, Dovidio, Brescoll, Graham and Handelsman 2012)
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STEM success expectancies and achievement among women in STEM majors
(Robnett and Thoman 2017)
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What style of leadership do women in STEMM fields perform? Findings from an international survey
(Nash, Davies and Moore 2017)
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Grant writing bootcamp: an intervention to enhance the research capacity of academic women in STEM
(Smith, Stoop, Young, Belou, HELD 2017)
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The leadership lab for women: advancing and retaining women in STEM through professional development
(Oosten, Buse and Bilimoria 2017)
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Providing the psychosocial benefits of mentoring to women in STEM: CareerWISE as an online solution
(Dawsom, Bernstein and Bekki 2015)
More on women in STEMM from the UniSA Library.
LinkedIn Learning Resources
LinkedIn Learning Courses
General Articles on Women in STEMM
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UK gender-equality scheme spreads across the world
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Championing Australia's Women in STEM
(Smith 2015)
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Superstars of STEM
(Science & Technology Australia 2018)
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Take it from us: heres what we need in an ambassador for women in science
(Heffernan, Umbers and Mustafa 2018)
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Race and gender still an issue at academic conferences
(Cannon 2018)
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The Conversation quiz #9: what fraction of researchers around the world are women?
(Lally and Ware 2017)
More from The Conversation.
