Gregory Mone
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As leading companies release troubling diversity statistics, experts search for solutions.
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- Zweben, S. and Bizot, B. 2015 Taulbee Survey: Continued Booming Undergraduate CS Enrollment; Doctoral Degree Production Dips Slightly, Computing Research News, May 2016, Vol. 28 / No. 5.Google Scholar
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- Bias in technology
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