Invited Comments & Op-Eds

Interviews & Podcasts

Select Interviews & Podcasts on The Trouble With Passion (see here for full list):

Honors & Public recognition

Media Coverage of Research


TROUBLE WITH PASSION (SELECTION)

Financial Times
Forbes
Nature News
Business Insider
The Globe and Mail (Canada)
Refinery29
Der Standard

Intersectional Privilege in STEM (Cech 2022, Science Advances)

       --- Science News
--- Forbes

Misconceiving Merit (with Mary Blair-Loy; selection)

---Inside Higher Ed
--- Science

Parenthood in STEM (Cech & Blair-Loy 2019, PNAS)

       --- Science News
       --- Nature News
       --- Reuters
       --- Time
       --- CNN
       --- Forbes
--- The Scientist

LGBTQ Inequality in STEM (Cech & Waidzunas 2021, Science Advances)

       --- Science
--- Nature
--- New York Times
     --- Science Careers
—-The Guardian
— Zocalo- What Science Loses to LGBTQ Bias


Family Plans and Occupational Sex Segregation (Cech 2016, Gender & Society)

ASA Contexts
International Business Times
Glamour
London School of Economics' US Centre Blog

Professional Culture and Persistence in Engineering (Seron, Silbey, Cech & Rubineau, 2016 Work and Occupations)

   --- Harvard Business Review
   --- IEEE Spectrum
   --- PC World Mexico
   --- Times Higher Education

"Culture of Disengagement in Engineering Education?" (Cech 2014, ST&HV)

      --- The Atlantic
      --- Inside Higher Ed
      --- Houston Chronicle
      --- IEEE Spectrum

"Professional Role Confidence and Gendered Persistence in Engineering." (Cech et al. 2012, ASR).

    --- Huffington Post
    --- Chronicle of Higher Education

Videos

The "Self-Expressive Edge" of Occupational Sex Segregation (2014)
Self-Expression and Segregation

Supportive Communities: Native American Students in STEM (2012)
Supportive Communities



Provided Commentary

Nature news article (Sept. 16, 2014)
"Diversity: Pride in Science"

Womenetics article (Aug. 4, 2014)
"Is Confidence Key to Calculus?"

Autostrattle article (Sept. 13, 2013)
"Queered Science: Why Social Justice and STEM Professions Should Hang Out More Often"

USA Today article (Nov. 28, 2012)
"Women band together, make inroads into tech"

Prism article (Oct. 1, 2011)
"Secrets Are Out: Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender engineers are no longer willing to hide true selves"

New Scientist article (July 18, 2009)
New Scientist: Bringing it all together