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"Emerging graduates will benefit greatly from having forged strong mentoring relationships and networks during their years of study -- both in terms of successfully locating their employers of choice, and in terms of understanding the skills and knowledge that are needed and valued by their future employers."
- Carol B. Muller, Ph.D., Founder, MentorNet     





 
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Hispanic Women/Latinas
in Computing
by the Numbers

Active Protégés: 12
Community Members: 87
Current Mentor Volunteers: 11


Did You Know?

Overall, about 1% of women but 5.4% of men who earned bachelor's degrees in 2006 earned these degrees in Computer Science.

Source: Commission on Professionals in Science and Technology(CPST)








 

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