1979 - Published study on "Filters for Women in Science"
Female employment in STEM fields.
About This Innovation
* Cobb posited in this paper that women in science face various "filters" that can discourage their participation and advancement in scientific fields, including cultural, social, and institutional barriers. * Many of the policies and programs Cobb initiated during her administrative careers were described here. * Cobb's insistence on providing resources and programs to increase minority representation at her colleges of employment define her legacy outside of the laboratory.
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Female employment in STEM fields.
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