Investigation of an equity ethic in engineering and computingdoctoral students
Updated: May 3, 2021
Dara E. Naphan-Kingery1| Monica Miles1| Amanda Brockman2| Rachel McKane2|Portia Botchway1| Ebony McGee1
Research shows that engineering and computing students who aremarginalized by race and/or gender and experience social suffering often wish tochallenge social inequities through their vocation, an attribute we refer to as anequity ethic. This study explores how doctoral engineering and computing studentsdevelop this attribute even when they do not directly experience social suffering.
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