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TABLE OF CONTENTS Past Issues About LITERATURE REVIEW Women in Engineering: A Review of the 2023 Literature By Ari Hock, Erin Carll, Ph.D., and Aryaa Rajouria Our comprehensive study of peer-reviewed social science research papers and conference proceedings shows that women still face obstacles related to bias and discrimination in pursuing and remaining in STEM careers. ARTICLES The Barcelona Roundtables By Anne Perusek SWE hosted two roundtable discussions during WE Local in Barcelona last year with researchers from various locations in the United States and Europe. Their insights into what it takes to encourage women to pursue STEM educations and persevere in STEM careers are instructive. Women in STEM Caucuses Pursue Unified Goals By Christine Coolick Over the past several years, the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate have convened caucuses devoted to increasing women’s participation in STEM. They have operated in rare bipartisan fashion to craft legislation aimed at funding research, removing barriers for rural students, and helping women restart their careers after a break, among other initiatives. Repeated Delays Stall Title IX Progress By Sandra Guy In 2022, the Biden administration began a process to ensure Title IX would extend to members of the LGBTQIA+ community and better protect people traumatized by harassment and discrimination. As of press time, the rules were still on hold. Representation Matters By CV Garcia A SWE analysis of ASEE data shows that a boost in the number of women serving as faculty in STEM disciplines can increase the number of women graduating with STEM degrees. Lessons in Leadership By Roberta Rincon, Ph.D. One engineering membership organization wondered why it organically developed such a high number of women in leadership positions. The answers are the types of support that all employees and volunteers might appreciate. DIGITAL EXCLUSIVE: TITLE IX UPDATE Progressive Title IX Rule To Go into Effect by August 1 LITERATURE REVIEW SIDEBARS Digital Exclusive: Lessons Learned? NASA’s ‘Six’ Took Women to New Heights A History of Gender Bias at MIT Methodology and Positioning BIBLIOGRAPHY 2023 Literature Review Bibliography DEPARTMENTS Opening Thoughts Diverse perspectives on women in STEM Final Words SWE remains a resource for advocacy, information, collaboration, and inclusivity for women at all levels of STEM. Order Your Print Copy Available for select issues, visit swe.org/sweswag and scroll down to the Magazine section to order your own print copy. 130 East Randolph Street, Suite 3500 Chicago, IL 60601 SWE.org Call us 312-596-5223 email us hq@swe.org Connect with SWE Magazine Contact Us For unresolved issues, please contact SWE’s Ombudsman at ombudsman@swe.org Facebook Twitter Instagram Youtube Linkedin COPYRIGHT 2023 SWE MAGAZINE. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. TABLE OF CONTENTS PAST ISSUES ABOUT Connect with SWE Magazine Contact Us Facebook Twitter Instagram Youtube...