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Category Archives: coeducation
The Only Woman in the Room
The Only Woman in the Room, is not only an experience I have frequently endured, but is also the title of a 2015 book by Eileen Pollack (subtitled Why Science is Still a Boy’s Club). I’m not sure why this … Continue reading
Posted in coeducation, Eileen Pollack, physics, Women in science, Yale
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The History of Keeping the Damned Women Out
It is easy to forget that what is your daily life today is tomorrow’s history: history is not just about the great white men long dead and buried. A talk I attended a few weeks ago vividly brought this to … Continue reading
Posted in Churchill College, coeducation, education, Equality, Nancy Malkiel, Princeton, Women in science
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