An Arizona State University project, supported by the National Science Foundation

About CareerWISE

 

 

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About the CareerWISE Project

The CareerWISE project is an NSF-funded, interdisciplinary research and development program housed at Arizona State University. The CareerWISE project has two major thrusts with the goal of increasing women’s persistence in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) doctoral pro­grams.  These are the development and testing of internet-delivered resilience training and a comprehensive research program to characterize the experiences of women who are pursuing and leaving PhD programs in STEM disciplines.

More information is available on the CareerWISE information site at http://www.asu.edu/careerwise. For an Executive Summary of the CareerWISE project please click here. For a summary of recent research please click here. The documents and resources accessible from this page give additional information about the CareerWISE team and our research results.  For additional information, please contact careerwise@asu.edu

About the People

CareerWISE Director and Principal Investigator

Bianca L. Bernstein, PhD

Professor,

Counseling & Counseling Psychology, Higher Education and Policy Studies, and Women and Gender Studies,

Arizona State University

 

CareerWISE Leadership Team, 2009-2011

 

Robert K. Atkinson, PhD

Associate Professor, Co-Principal Investigator

Computer Science, Educational Technology, and Engineering Education,

School of Computing, Informatics, and Decision Systems Engineering

Arizona State University

 

Jennifer M. Bekki, PhD

Assistant Professor, Co-Principal Investigator

Department of Engineering, College of Technology and Inovation

Arizona State University

 

Mary Lee Smith, PhD

Regents Professor Emerita

Educational Leadership and Policy Studies,

Arizona State University

 

Caroline J. Harrison, PhD

Post-doc and CareerWISE Program Manager

Arizona State University

 

Appreciation

 

An ambitious project like CareerWISE could never come to fruition without the dedicated work and creativity of many people.  We gratefully acknowledge the contributions of faculty, staff, graduate assistants, consultants, Advisory Board members and volunteers who have been team members at some point since 2006:

 

Faculty: 

Dr. Mary Anderson-Rowland (co-PI, CW I, Year 1), Dr. Marilyn Cabay, Dr. Sam DiGangi, Dr. Karin Ellison, Dr. La Verne Abe Harris, Dr. John Horan (co-PI, CW I, Year 1), Dr. Brian Nelson, Dr. Nancy Felipe Russo (co-PI, CW I)

Graduate Research Assistants (current RAs are indicated by an asterisk): 

Siddhartha Abburi, Bahareh Azarnoush* ,Tyler Barratt, Erika Murguia Blumenkranz, Kathryn Clark, Sarah Dixon-Lyding, Natalie Fabert*, Cecile Foshee*, Brian Garbarini, Natalie Gildar, Liza Hita, Erin Kube, Tyson Krieger, Dominica McBride, Vivek Nayini, Alex Oliszewski*, Devi Paladugu*, Dominic Prime*, Arvind Ravi, Melissa Rivers*, Jessica Rohlfing, Rachel Satter, Arati Sridharan, Amy Way*, Brandon Yabko,

Staff: 

Tanya Amos, Jeffrey Beeman, Stephan Blass, Dr. Laura Brewer, Robyne Clark, Terry Gillespie, Marca Gurule, Myrna Hanaoka, Gary Hill, Dr. Angel Jannasch-Pennell, Amber Johnson, Dr. Zeynep Kilic, Ronald Page, Jean-Marc Patnoe, Dr. Shelly Potts, Cecilia Romero, Bryan Roseberry, Joan Sherwood, Steve Swain, Elaine Sweet, Marshall Terrill, Lacey Ward, Cara Weddington, Kenneth Yanga, Chang Hyun Kim

Volunteers:  

Shelly Erickson, Tracey Geiger, Jennifer Glass, Bridgit Granville, Silva Hassert, Brigitte Hogan, Haley Ivins, Kimberly Marrone, Angela Pirlott, Lisa Rodrigue, Michelle Rogers, Quinn Spadola, Julia Steinberg Paula Stice, Maren True, Berea Williams,

Consultants: 

Kevin Brown, Pam Hait, Garth Humbert, Martha Hunter, Mindy Lee, Sarah-Kay McDonald, Jackie Richard, Ara Shirinian, Dr. Wanda Weber,

Advisory Board members since the inception of the project: 

Dean Deirdre Meldrum (Arizona State University), President Sally Mason (University of Iowa), Vice Provost Indira Nair (Carnegie-Mellon)

Our wonderful NSF program officer: 

Dr. Myles Boylan

Hundreds of doctoral students in Arizona and across the country who participated in content evaluations, the clinical trials, and the research studies.

We extend special thanks to our science and engineering colleagues who shared their HerStories with us and with you:

Dr. Mary Anderson-Rowland, Dr. Jean Andino, Dr. Jennifer Barton, Dr. Veronica Burrows, Dr. Erika Camacho, Dr. Aditi Chattopadhyay, Dr. Donna Dean, Dr. Petra Fromme, Dr. Sandra Houston, Dr. Marcia Levitus, Dr. Su Lin, Dr. Cecilia Lunardini, Dr. Sally Frost Mason, Dr. Indira Nair, Dr. Linda Powers, Dr. Sue Rosser, Dr. Jennie Si, Dr. Meenakshi Wadhwa, Dr. Lynda Williams.