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Women and Hi Tech
Subject: Technology, Indiana
Publisher: Women and Hi Tech
Category: Organizations
Type: Website
Description: Women and Hi Tech is an organization of women and men whose goal is to attract, develop, retain, support and promote women who are interested in technology, through networking, mentoring, education and professional development. W&HT define technology broadly to include science, engineering, health care, information systems, computer science and other established and emerging technologies. The organization serves women in any field in which technology has had an impact, starting in grade school and continuing through their professional careers.
Source/URI: http://www.womenandhitech.org/
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