Women in Science and Engineering: Increasing Their Numbers in the 1990s A Statement on Policy and Strategy (1991) / Chapter Skim
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Our ultimate success depends upon the degree to which we maximize use of all of the Nation's human resources. Based on this policy environment, the Committee concludes that there is great potential for increasing the number of women in science and engineering, especially in areas where they are most underrepresented and where the national need is greatest.
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Spins: . encouraging the development of reliable outcome measures to assess the specific contribution of programs that enhance the flow of women into S&E careers; developing a program of studies to facilitate the positive employment opportunities related to diversification in the workplace; and exploring issues related to the support infrastructure that makes it 2
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Each chapter concludes with a list of priority issues that the Committee believes warrant particular examination. Finally, in Chapter 6, the Committee delineates priorities for its short-term and long-range activites to increase the participation of women in science and engineering.
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