Marlene Arroyo may have started her career in finance, but it was the human aspect of any job that always drew her in. From Dell to her current role as Vice President of People Operations at Liftoff Mobile Inc., a high growth tech company in Silicon Valley, she has made it her career mission to champion employees and embrace how their humanity impacts their jobs. Continue reading Here’s How This Latina Navigated Her Transition From Finance To Tech
Election honors Dr. Linda Liau’s contributions to health care and science Continue reading UCLA neurosurgeon named to National Academy of Medicine
The quantum physicist says Superman may be powerful, but he wouldn’t stand a chance against Ant-Man. Continue reading ‘Ant-Man’ science adviser explains the real-life physics behind the film
When it comes to conversation, you’re a natural. You can chat up a storm with just about anyone, you’re a pro at listening, and you love meeting and connecting with new people. Continue reading 30 brilliant networking conversation starters
New York – NYC Department of Small Business Services (SBS) Commissioner Gregg Bishop recently announced that the City will offer free design assistance to promote commercial corridors in low-to-moderate income communities. Continue reading Applications Open: City Will Offer Free Design Assistance To Promote Commercial Corridors In Low-To-Moderate Income Communities
“I thought there might have been more,” Strickland said, reacting to her win. She shares the prize with two other laser physicists. Continue reading Donna Strickland is the 3rd woman ever to win the Nobel prize in physics
College students and parents are already looking ahead to the 2019—2020 school year with the FAFSA- the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. The great news is that the Department of Education just launched “myStudentAid” app to make it easier for students and families to fill out the federal student aid application through their mobile phones. Continue reading 3 Tips for Filling Out Applications for College Financial Aid
Digitally savvy women are helping to close the gender gap in the workplace. Continue reading Digital Skills Help Narrow the Workplace Gender Gap
The Grace Hopper Celebration (GHC), going on now through September 28 in Houston, TX, is the world’s largest gathering of women technologists. Continue reading The Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing is going on now!
Verizon launched #weneedmore, a national campaign to call attention to the millions of students across the United States, especially those from underserved communities, who lack technology in schools and exposure to careers in the science and technology sector.
Continue reading Preparing Students for Science and Technology Jobs
