This story was posted on behalf of Bill Davidson, Media and Communications Manager at Intel New Mexico. Nine years ago, Vanessa Looper did something that no other woman in her extended family had done before: she earned a college degree. … Read more
This blog was posted on behalf of Wendy Hawkins, Executive Director of the Intel Foundation. It may be difficult to imagine a world in which engineers are considered rock stars and teachers get the red carpet treatment. But, as executive … Read more
The numbers are daunting. Only 3.6% of Fortune 500 companies are led by women. Less than 14% of computer science degrees are awarded to women. But the evidence for action is clear. Studies show that technology companies with more women … Read more
This blog was posted on behalf of Kimberly Liss, who markets Intel’s citizenship efforts through social media and also manages marketing for the Intel Foundation and Intel Involved, the company’s signature volunteer program. Follow her on twitter @Kimpettinger and @intelinvolved. … Read more
This blog was posted on behalf of Rachel Sutherland, Communications and Media Relations Manager for Intel’s Chandler, Ariz. site. She is responsible for defining and implementing communications strategies to tell the story of Intel’s presence in Arizona. She also contributes … Read more
The Intel Education Service Corps (IESC) is a short-term service and career development opportunity for a select group of Intel employees to support the deployment of Intel classmate PCs in developing countries. In this blog, Andris Roze, a product analyst … Read more
…and what do we do about it…? The world is continuously changing – and it is critical that education systems change as well. Countries worldwide increasingly recognize that transforming their educational system is crucial for global competitiveness. Access to quality education … Read more
The Intel Education Service Corps (IESC) is a short-term service and career development opportunity for a select group of Intel employees to support the deployment of Intel classmate PCs in developing countries. In this blog, Megan Bednarz, a campaign manager … Read more
Intel’s vision for the next decade is to create and extend computing technology to connect and enrich the lives of every person on earth. Now we just have to figure out how we’re going to do that. Let’s start by … Read more
The Intel Education Service Corps (IESC) is a short-term service and career development opportunity for a select group of Intel employees to support the deployment of Intel classmate PCs in developing countries. In this blog, Vinesh Lal, a senior manufacturing … Read more
