They provide a wide range of mentoring, research, award, and workshop programs. The most active of the three organizations linked here, CRA-W's extensive set of programs and activities includes research and mentoring programs, funding for research conference attendance, awards for outstanding women students and faculty, and information for prospective graduate students. The WIE is naturally more industry-oriented than the above two. An essay by member Karen Moore outlines the group's efforts. A Student Planning Guide to Grad School and Beyond , published by the National Academy of Sciences .
Membership is open to all who support women in science.
The On-Line Ethics Center for Engineering and Science has a page dedicated to diversity issues with a section focusing on women and minorities and a comparison across cultures . Access statistics courtesy of eXTReMe Tracking .