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Institutional Change

Being able to make a change at the instutional level can be difficult. Here you can read about four different ways that universities have been influenced to advance women in science and engineering.

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• Activities that Influence Change
• Institutional Structure
• Policies that Influence Change
• Practices that Influence Change