Meet Marie desJardins, 2017 Educator ABIE Award Winner
The University of Maryland educator supports women in computer science through her role as a faculty mentor.
Dr. Marie desJardins
2017 A. Richard Newton Educator ABIE Award Winner
Sponsored by Juniper
Sponsored by Juniper
Meet Bih Janet Shufor Fofang, Our 2016 A. Richard Newton Educator ABIE Award Winner
Read our Q&A with Bih Janet, who has taught electrical engineering for 15 years and encourages young women in Cameroon to dive headfirst into the tech field.
Bih Janet Shufor Fofang
2016 Winner of the A. Richard Newton Educator ABIE Award
Sponsored by Juniper Networks
Bih Janet Shufor Fofang is from Cameroon, and has been teaching electrical engineering for 15 years at the College D’enseignement Technique Industriel et Commercial. In 2009, she founded the private K-12 Tassah Academy in Cameroon, with 600 students enrolled.
Sponsored by Juniper Networks
Bih Janet Shufor Fofang is from Cameroon, and has been teaching electrical engineering for 15 years at the College D’enseignement Technique Industriel et Commercial. In 2009, she founded the private K-12 Tassah Academy in Cameroon, with 600 students enrolled.
Joanne Cohoon
2015 Winner of the A. Richard Newton Educator ABIE Award
Joanne is a sociologist with the rank of Full Professor in the University of Virginia’s department of Engineering & Society and has researched the gender imbalance in computing for almost twenty years.
Joanne is a sociologist with the rank of Full Professor in the University of Virginia’s department of Engineering & Society and has researched the gender imbalance in computing for almost twenty years.