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The History of Women in Programming

February 08, 2015     #media

The public radio show Backstory devoted an entire show to the history of Women at Work. One of the segments is called Binary Coeds: The Secret History of Women in Programming and features me and my work in this area. For more on this topic, you might also check out this recent post on The Computer Boys Take Over blog.

Professor Nathan Ensmenger

Nathan Ensmenger is an Associate Professor in the Luddy School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering at Indiana University, where he also recently served as the Chair of the Informatics department.

He specializes in the social and labor history of computing, gender and computing, and the relationship between computing and the environment.

New: Dirty Bits: An Environmental History of Computing

OFFICE HOURS (Fall 2023):
10am-11am Monday, noon-1pm Tuesday. My office is in Myles Brand Hall, room 229