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SUMMARY:Women in HPC: the Importance of Male Allies
DESCRIPTION:Rebecca Hartman-Baker (National Energy Research Scientific Com
 puting Center (NERSC)) and Kelly Nolan (Talent Strategy Institute)\n\nIn a
  male-dominated field such as HPC, male allies are particularly vital to e
 nsure that women advance equitably in their careers. Research shows that m
 en who work to support, mentor, and sponsor their women colleagues are vie
 wed favorably, while women advocating for equity are viewed unfavorably. O
 rganizations with effective male allies exhibit improved career satisfacti
 on and better retention of women. In this BoF, panelists will explore how 
 male allies have made a difference in their careers and contrast their all
 yship with examples of exclusionary experiences.\n\nRegistration Category:
  Tech Program Reg Pass, Exhibits Reg Pass, Exhibits - Exhibit Hall Only Re
 g Pass\n\n
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