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Diversity Websites and Networks

DIVERSITY SITES

African Americans in Science
http://www.princeto n.edu/~mcbrown/ display/faces. html

A directory with biographies and Ph.D. statistics
American Association of University Women
http://www.aauw. org

American Chemical Society-Women Chemists Committee
http://membership. acs.org/W/ WCC/

American Indian Science and Engineering Society
http://www.aises. org/W/WCC/

American Physical Society Committee on the Status of Women in Physics
http://www.aps. org/educ/ cswp/

Association for Women in Computing
http://www.awc- hq.org

Association for Women in Mathematics
http://www.awm- math.org

Association for Women in Science
http://www.awis. org

Canadian Coalition of Women in Science, Engineering and Technology
http://www.ccwest. org/english/ ccwest.html

Council for African and Americans in the Mathematical Sciences
(CAAMS)
http://www.math. buffalo.edu/ mad/CAARMS/ CAARMS-index. html

Diversity in Science and Engineering Resources
http://www.mills. edu/ACAD_ INFO/MCS/ SPERTUS/Gender/
wom_and_min. html

DiversityWeb Bulletin Board
http://www.diversit yweb.org/
Search or post the latest news and materials on jobs, conferences,
resources, etc.

Loka Foundation
http://www.loka. org/

IEEE Women in Engineering
http://www.ieee. org/women/
This page is dedicated to presenting information regarding issues
and activities important to the Woman Engineer.

National Association of Black Geologists and Geophysicists (NABGG)
http://www.www. nabgg.org/

National Association of Mathematicians
http://www.math. buffalo.edu/ mad/NAM/NAM- index.html

National Consortium for Graduate Degrees for Minorities in
Engineering and Science, Inc.
http://www.nd. edu/~gem/

National Society of Hispanic Physicists
http://utopia. utb.edu/nshp

National Technical Association
http://www.ntaonlin e.org/

Northern California Council of Black Professional Engineers
http://www.ncalifbl ackengineers. org/

Society for Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in Science
http://www.sacnas. org/

Society of Women Engineers
http://www.swe. org/

The Just Garcia Hill Science Web Site: Virtual Community for
Minorities in Science
http://hyper1. hunter.cuny. edu/JGH/default. htm

the Woman Astronomer
http://www.erols. com/njastro/ twa
A quarterly publication about promoting astronomy; the women role-
models in astronomy, past and present and the quickly changing
science, and hobby, of astronomy.

Women in Astronomy Database
http://www.stsci. edu/stsci/ service/cswa/ women

Women in Endocrinology
http://www.women- in-endo.org/ Pages/index. shtml

Women in Engineering Organization
http://www.WIEO. org/

Women in Neuroscience
http://www.beemnet. com/win/

Women in Technology International
http://www.witi. com/

(may contain some bad links)