Rewriting the Code and Last Mile Education Fund on Monday released the RTC Women in Tech Fund, a $1.5 million collaborative fund that will invest in degree completion for undergraduate women in computing facing financial obstacles to graduation.
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Rewriting the Code, a national non-profit organization dedicated to changing the face of technology leadership by empowering women to complete degree programs, build careers and impact the industry supported by a global network of women in tech, recently announced the three winners of the Apple Scholars Program scholarship.
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A Durham nonprofit that aims to empower women to become the next generation of engineers and technology leaders has received an $800,000 grant to bolster its programs, connect its community.
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Thanks to a partnership between two tech-passionate founders, small businesses and startups nationwide will have a unique opportunity to benefit from a technical intern program this summer.
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An accomplished Durham entrepreneur saw women turning away from science and technology jobs. So she started Rewriting the Code, a non-profit to create connections, community and support.
Read MoreSomewhere along the way as female freshmen and sophomores take their necessary general education classes and prereqs, a direction for the future winds into their consciousness. A major is chosen, a summer internship is completed, four-year plans are set and, eventually, degrees are awarded. For women interested in computer science majors upon entering college, the chances are high during this period they’ll change their minds and pursue an alternative course of study and eventually, an entirely different career. High quit rates for women in computer science majors were calls for concern for Sue Harnett and Kimberly Jenkins, two women who’ve...
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