Joanne M. Cohoon

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Joanne M. Cohoon is affiliated with the following schools: Teachers College, Columbia University, University of Virginia, Ramapo College

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Joanne M. Cohoon

Sociology

#2127

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#2375

Historical Rank

#698

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According to Wikipedia, Joanne Louise McGrath Cohoon was an American sociologist noted for her research on gender imbalance in computing. Biography Cohoon received a B.A. in philosophy from Ramapo College in 1976. She received a M.A. in student personnel administration in higher education from Columbia University Teachers College in 1979 and a Ph.D. in sociology from the University of Virginia in 2000.

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Joanne M. Cohoon's Published Works

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Published Works

Estimating the reproducibility of psychological science (2015) (5547)
Toward improving female retention in the computer science major (2001) (224)
Recruiting and retaining women in undergraduate computing majors (2002) (185)
The State of Research on Girls and IT (2008) (153)
Women and Information Technology: Research on Underrepresentation (2006) (149)
A Critical Review of the Research on Women's Participation in Postsecondary Computing Education (2008) (104)
Attaching Women to the CS Major (2005) (91)
The Anatomy of an Entrepreneur Are Successful Women Entrepreneurs Different From Men (2010) (71)
Will they stay or will they go? (2008) (61)
Just Get Over It or Just Get On with It: Retaining Women in Undergraduate Computing (2008) (58)
Are Successful Women Entrepreneurs Different from Men? (2010) (49)
Must there be so few? Including women in CS (2003) (47)
Departmental differences can point the way to improving female retention in computer science (1999) (40)
Gender and computing conference papers (2011) (36)
The Transition of Women from the Academic World to the IT Workplace: A Review of the Relevant Research (2008) (35)
Badges to Acknowledge Open Practices (2013) (34)
Gendered experiences of computing graduate programs (2007) (33)
Women in CS and biology (2002) (29)
Open Science Collaboration (2012) (23)
Examining the Gender Gap in IT by Race: Young Adults' Decisions to Pursue an IT Career (2008) (21)
Sexism: toxic to women's persistence in CSE doctoral programs (2009) (16)
Mentoring computer science undergraduates (2004) (15)
Work in progress — A practical model for achieving gender parity in undergraduate computing: Change the system, not the student (2010) (14)
Focusing high school teachers on attracting diverse students to computer science and engineering (2011) (13)
Special issue on gender-balancing computing education (2004) (13)
Lost in Translation: Gender and High School Computer Science (2008) (12)
Female graduate students and program quality (2003) (11)
Perspectives on Improving the Gender Composition of Computing (2011) (10)
Gender and Computing (2015) (10)
Educating Diverse Computing Students at the University of Virginia (2013) (9)
Benchmarking Gender Differences in Volunteer Computing Projects (2013) (9)
Confronting the “Socialization” Barrier: Cross-Ethnic Differences in Undergraduate Women's Preference for IT Education (2008) (7)
Women in Computer Science or Management Information Systems Courses: A Comparative Analysis (2008) (7)
Strategy Trumps Money: Recruiting Undergraduate Women into Computing (2010) (7)
Improving gender composition in computing (2012) (7)
Women's Entry to Graduate Study in Computer Science and Computer Engineering in the United States (2007) (7)
Women in Computing (2008) (5)
Which Gender Differences Matter for High-Tech Entrepreneurship? (2011) (5)
A Matter of Degrees: Female Underrepresentation in Computer Science Programs Cross-Nationally (2008) (5)
The Poverty of the Pipeline Metaphor: The AAAS/CPST Study of Nontraditional Pathways into IT/CS Education and the Workforce (2008) (5)
Grace hopper visits the neighborhood (2008) (5)
Faculty turnover in CS departments (2003) (5)
Preregistration Challenge: Plan, Test, Discover (2015) (4)
Effective Recruiting for Diversity (2013) (4)
What are we doing to improve recruitment and retention in information technology majors? (2008) (4)
Recruiting Middle School Girls into IT: Data on Girls' Perceptions and Experiences from a Mixed-Demographic Group (2008) (3)
Can i really complete this CSE doctoral degree? Women's confidence and self-rated abilities (2010) (3)
Gender and volunteer computing: A survey study (2014) (3)
Instructional design principles of diversity-focused professional development MOOC for community college computing faculty: Lighthouse CC (2016) (2)
Non-parallel processing: Gendered attrition in academic computer science (2000) (2)
Special Issue of Social Psychology (2013) (2)
Conflicted identities and sexism in computing graduate programs (2011) (2)
Integrating Ethics and Policy Into Nanotechnology Education (2013) (2)
Gender Codes: Why Women Are Leaving Computing (review) (2011) (2)
ACM-W's new programs for recruiting and retaining women in computing (2007) (2)
Professional development for mid-career women in computer science and engineering (2013) (2)
A Faculty Role in Women's Participating in Computing (2006) (2)
CRA-W/CDC Alliance Broadens Participation in Computing (2009) (2)
Gender Differences in Firm Size, Growth, and Persistence: A Review of Research Literature on Women’s Entrepreneurship in the Information Technology Field (2007) (2)
International and US citizen women (2006) (2)
Foot in the Door, Mouse in Hand: Low-Income Women, Short-Term Job Training Programs, and IT Careers (2008) (2)
Consultants on systemic reform for gender balance (2010) (2)
Traversing the Undergraduate Curriculum in Computer Science: Where Do Students Stumble? (2008) (1)
Career Priorities and the Challenge of Recruiting Women to Computing (2015) (1)
Active Recruiting Increases Gender Diversity in High School CS Classes (2012) (1)
Relationships among student work/family attitudes, computing further education and career intentions (2014) (1)
Tapestry Workshops: Helping High School Teachers Grow and Diversify Computing (2013) (1)
Work/family attitudes of computing graduate students (2015) (1)
Gender Differences among Students in Computer Science and Applied Information Technology (2008) (1)
Routes to Sustainable Software: Transitioning to Peer Production (2018) (1)
Session details: ACM-W's new programs for recruiting and retaining women in computing (2007) (1)
Implicit Cognition Lab at the University of Virginia (2013) (0)
OPEN COMMUNITY HEALTH: WORKSHOP REPORT (2018) (0)
Teaching teachers to teach diverse students in computer science (2016) (0)
Shared Methodology and Study Idiosyncrasies (2014) (0)
Strategic Planning for Recruiting Women into Undergraduate Computing: Harvesting the Low-Hanging Fruit (2011) (0)
How to organize a professional development workshop for high school CS teachers: conference tutorial (2011) (0)
Demo Add-Ons (2014) (0)
Action and Intention: Considering the Relationship between Educational Software and Gendered Career Interests (2006) (0)
The lighthouse project: Researching educator professional development for diversity in computing (2014) (0)
Gender and Professional Commitment among IT Professionals: The Special Case of Female Newcomers to Organizations (2008) (0)
Pathways into the Workforce (2008) (0)
Dashboard Redesign Proposal (2015) (0)
Replication reporting standards variables, review, and support (2014) (0)
Data for Multi-Institution Research. AIR 2002 Forum Paper. (2002) (0)
Fork of Spatial Indexing and Source Memory (Registration) (2014) (0)
Gender, Commercialization and Thought Leadership in Computing: Examining Women’s Participation in Information Technology Patenting and Conference Paper Authorship (2017) (0)
NIH/NIA Behavioral and Social Research Networks Grant Application (2013) (0)
With Thanks (2011) (0)
Recruiting women into your computing major: conference tutorial (2011) (0)
Guaranteeing Rendezvous of Mobile Agents Despite Noise (2013) (0)
Session details: Panel (2010) (0)
Relevant Replication Science References (2014) (0)
Pedagogy for engaging diverse students in computing: four effective methods (abstract only) (2013) (0)
Mini workshop - How to organize a professional development workshop for high school CS teachers (2011) (0)
[Keynote] Open Science: Refining and Revealing Scientific Practice (2019) (0)

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