76%
24%
Studies show that one issue
of women being involved in
this field is academic, in a
literal sense.
Citation:
Weissmann, Jordan. "The Brogrammar Effect:
Woman are a small(and shrinking) Share of
Computer Workers." The Atlantic, September 12,
2013. Medium. February 8, 2016.
Emilie du Chatelet (1706-1749)
She began to study mathematics
but then after a while became a
physics professor.
Benjamin Franklin
(1706-1790)
Founding father of the U.S.
Albert Einstein
(1879-1955)
Physicist, Scientist
Caroline Herschel
(1750-1848)
She was a brilliant
astronomer
Edwin Humble
(1889-1953)
Astronomer, Scientist
This diagram just shows there are
many famous male scienctists in
the world, but there are also a good
numbers of famous women
scienctist
Citation:
"Famous Male Scientist."
The Ranker. Rush, n.d.
Medium. February 8. 2016.
Zielinski, Sarah. "Ten Historic Female Scientist
You Should Know." The Smithsonian, September
19 2011. Medium. Febuary 8 2016.
This circle graph I designed shows the
percentage of women not working
(26%) in comparison to the percentage
of women working (76%). I feel
knowing the number of women in the
workforce is important. Without
knowing how many women are
working compared to the number of
women not working, how would you
know if the number of women has
increased over the years or not?
Citation:
Kurtz, Annalyn. "Why 26%o
of U.S. women still choose
not to Work." CNN Money.
CNN, August 13, 2013.
Medium. February 8, 2016.