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Ten years of strategies to increase participation of women in computing programs

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1995Women in computing161 cited
2002Women in computing108 cited
1996Characterizations of computing careers: Students and professionals disagree60 cited
1999Gender and Professional Ethics in the IT Industry55 cited

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