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It's Time to Close the Opportunity Gap
We’re awarding up to $10 million in scholarships to help women like you close the opportunity gap in tech. Our Women+Tech Scholarship provides qualifying female students enrolled in an eligible Engineering and Information Sciences (EIS) undergraduate program up to $1,500 per semester in scholarship awards.
Our Women+Tech Scholars Program is designed to help qualifying female students immerse themselves in the tech industry with early access to internships, job opportunities, a mentor cohort and more.
Join like-minded Hispanic, Latino, Latina and LatinX students in our NextGen Hispanic Scholars Program and become a part of a growing community of peers, mentors and professors who are ready to make waves in the tech industry.
Explore how diversity and inclusivity are related to what ERG stands for and why it matters to an MBA student preparing to enter the workforce.
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Discover some of the more common accommodations and considerations that may affect students with a disability planning to go back to school.
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Interested in a cyber security career change? Alumna Neana Del Rio shares her experience transitioning to this field in an interview with Dean Bill Phillips.
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Read this article to discover the benefits of diversity in the workplace and learn how to redefine and foster workplace diversity and inclusion.
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With 90 years of furthering innovation, join us as we look though our yearbook and celebrate some of our alumni and their journeys and accomplishments.
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Help promote diversity in your organization by learning how to establish a diversity, equity and inclusion council. Find the benefits a DEI council can bring.
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Learn about some of the many ways women in the tech industry can add value to the industry as a whole and to the companies who employ them.
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See how DeVry's Hispanic Scholars Program can help students find community during their education journey. Learn about the program, faculty and getting started.
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DeVry alum, Blanca Leon-Carter, strives to support Latinas in tech. Check out her six pieces of tech career advice she used to achieve her personal goals.
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Wondering if earning a degree is worth it? Marco Ruiz, DeVry alum, discusses how earning his business degree helped expand his career opportunities.
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With only 5% of Fortune 500 companies being led by women in 2018, gender-based training gaps are noticeable. What are companies doing to help close this gap?
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Are your career goals within reach? Former student, Felicia Willis, shows what can be achieved when a student and Career Services form a true partnership.
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Interested in the tech field but not sure where to start? DeVry alum Blanca Leon-Carter shares five career tips for women in technology.
Read PostAt DeVry, our DE&I efforts go beyond the classroom and workplace. We make a concentrated effort to ensure we’ve giving back to underrepresented and underprivileged groups in our local communities by partnering with organizations such as the Boys and Girls Clubs of America and HeadCount. In addition, we offer our Advantage Academy high school program to give qualifying 11th and 12th grade students in Chicago, IL and Decatur, GA the chance to earn an associate degree in Network Systems Administration or Business. Learn more about DeVry’s Commitment to the Public Good.
At DeVry, we place a strong focus on diversity, equity and inclusion because we believe that everyone should have a fair chance in pursuing their goals – regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, religion, sexual orientation or other differentiators. DE&I not only aims to provide equal opportunities to underrepresented groups, it also creates diversity in backgrounds, experiences and viewpoints, thus leading to more creative, robust and well-rounded conversations and experiences.
At DeVry University, diversity, equity and inclusion are part of our core values. Our colleagues are invited to participate in our DE&I Council as well as grow their knowledge and build community with groups such as our Association of Black Colleagues, EDGE Women’s group, Society of LatinX, working parents group and more.
At DeVry, our DE&I efforts go beyond the classroom and workplace. We make a concentrated effort to ensure we’ve giving back to underrepresented and underprivileged groups in our local communities by partnering with organizations such as the Boys and Girls Clubs of America and HeadCount. In addition, we offer our Advantage Academy high school program to give qualifying 11th and 12th grade students in Chicago, IL and Decatur, GA the chance to earn an associate degree in Network Systems Administration or Business. Learn more about DeVry’s Commitment to the Public Good.
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