Reports and Publications

The following is a small sample of our work at Goodman Research Group, Inc:

NACSA BECSA Executive Summary (pdf)

Journey to Planet Earth Executive Summary (pdf) 

Design Squad Executive Summary (pdf)

Cambridge Science Festival Summative Evaluation (pdf)

A Summative Evaluation of Parenting Works! Executive Summary (pdf)

Building Big Outreach Evaluation
E
xecutive Summary (pdf)

Club RIF Pilot Program
Executive Summary
(pdf)

Evaluation of Between The Lions Outreach Initiatives
Executive Summary
(pdf)

Peep and the Big Wide World
Executive Summary
(pdf)

National Teacher Training Institute (NTTI)
Executive Summary
(pdf)

Reading Rockets Evaluation
Executive Summary
(pdf)

The National Coalition of Girls' Schools Alumnae Survey
Executive Summary
(pdf)

Season Five Summative Evaluation of ZOOM™ 
Executive Summary
(pdf)


Final Report of
Women's Experiences in
College Engineering Project

The Women’s Experiences in College Engineering
(WECE) Project Full Report
(pdf)

This report presents findings and recommendations from the first cross-institutional, longitudinal examination of undergraduate women’s experiences and persistence in engineering majors programs in the United States. Funded by both the National Science Foundation and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation and conducted by Goodman Research Group, Inc. (GRG), the three-year study highlights the importance of support activities to women’s persistence.

The report explores the aspects of undergraduate women’s educational experiences that are critical to their retention in engineering. It finds that a number of factors influence women’s overall engineering experience, and that involvement in social enrichment activities, positive change in self-confidence, and positive perceptions about the classroom and department environment are among those that define women who tend to stay in the major. The report provides specific recommendations including stepping up efforts to provide opportunities for undergraduate women to participate in on-campus community-building and making room for students to pursue and develop other interests and skills in the first two years.

A printed and bound copy of the full project report (300 pages, includes 26 pages of color graphs and the executive summary) is available for $60 (includes postage and handling). Copy of the Executive Summary (2-color; 12 pages) is available for $10 (includes postage and handling).

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Women's Experiences in
College Engineering Project
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