A Social Approach to a Fact Oriented Field In 2017, Women in STEM was founded at the University of Chicago Lab Schools as a mechanism to bridge the gap between social justice and academic fields. Recognizing the issue was the foundation for our work that followed. Translating discussion and theory to concrete action and passionate activism ultimately became the primary focus of our organization in the forms of various initiatives. Since March of 2017, we have been developing dually-driven … [Read more...]
Top 5 Secrets to Become a Javascript Guru
May 16, 2018 by
Nowadays, programming is one of the most demanded industries in the world. No surprise that many people want to study programming to reach professional heights, get a job at a big company, and increase their income level. Taking into account that Javascript is one of the most popular programming languages, you should consider starting your programmer’s career with it. Becoming a Javascript Developer – Tips to Follow If you decide to learn Javascript and have no programming experience, you … [Read more...]
Making Money Online from Home Today
November 15, 2017 by
As women, it is not as easy to “have it all” as has been suggested over the years. Indeed, there is a recently risen backlash against such thinking, claiming that no woman ever really has her cake and eats it too. The wealthier among our gender facilitating this proclaimed lifestyle through the employment of nannies (their apparently carefree lives, with that glossy sheen, the product of hired help), and the more average showing signs of the wear and tear of the stress of even trying to attempt … [Read more...]
What is Mercury Retrograde?
June 5, 2014 by
Mercury Retrograde This happens three to four times per year, when the planet Mercury slows down, and appears to stop (station) and move backward (retrograde). It's an optical illusion, since there is forward movement, like speeding by a slow-moving train -- as it recedes, it appears to go backward. While delays and misunderstandings do seem to happen, I've noticed a magical trend -- that people and ideas return, for integration, resolution and more. What are the Mercury Retrograde … [Read more...]
“Closing The Gender Gap In Computer Science”
October 25, 2013 by
Male dominance in Computer Science are over Some background on Computer Science education: 1944: IBM worked with Howard Aiken, a professor at Harvard University, to design and build the first running programmable computer, the Harvard Mark I, which was installed at the university in 1944. Aiken set up a computing lab at Harvard and in 1947, established a degree program there. 1953: Maurice Wilkes, director of the Computer Laboratory at Cambridge University in Britain, established a … [Read more...]
Carolyn Leighton – WOMAN of ACTION™
October 19, 2013 by
A Celebration of Women™ is elated to Celebrate the Life of this innovative woman leader, one that found a reason that women were not making it to the Top in business and Took Action to create positive change for all women. Experiencing the frustrations of most women, while attending 'women's groups', this visionary captured the void that was needed for the creation of positive change among all women by establishing a philosophical framework which I felt was a critical component to … [Read more...]
Give Yourself a Break, take a One-Day Vacation!
September 14, 2013 by
Take a One-Day Vacation! What do you do when you're stressed, swamped or seriously overwhelmed? How's this for a terrific idea? Just be-gone! Take the plunge for just one day! Give yourself a break! Throw the suitcases in the car and head out! What can you do for just one day? Use your imagination! A one-day vacation is having nothing to do and all day to do it in. First... if you are a digital addict, get unplugged. Get more bang for your time-off by totally unplugging from your … [Read more...]
Lorre White celebrates 12 US ‘Badass’ Inventions that Changed History!
July 5, 2013 by
Yesterday America's 237th birthday -12 'Badass' American Inventions that Changed History! The United States of America has been pumping out badass technology since the 18th century. In honor of Independence Day and the land of opportunity's 237th birthday, we've gathered a small sampling of some of the most important, iconic and overall awesome American inventions throughout history. @ Max Knoblauch From rockets to Roombas the robot vacuum, swivel chairs to Macintosh computers, … [Read more...]
How to stay connected to baby, if on business trip
February 1, 2013 by
Being away from your baby is a difficult thing to do, especially if you are new to parenting. However, sometimes work gets in the way of spending precious quality time with your baby. With the help of modern technology and a little creativity, you can still connect with her when you are away on business. Whether it is a short weekend trip or a longer month-long venture, it is important to keep an open line of communication with your baby. Will My Baby Really Know If I Am … [Read more...]
Computer Security Day – November 30, 2010
November 30, 2010 by
Computer Security Day is an annual event that is observed worldwide, November 30th. It was started in 1988 to help raise awareness of computer related security issues. The goal of Computer Security Day is to remind people to protect their computers and information. Officially, Computer Security Day is November 30th. However, some some organizations choose to have functions on the next business day or week if CSD falls on a weekend. Computer Security Day is a great opportunity for … [Read more...]
