[248-256] Also, I talked to some male engineers and they were […]. I guess women don’t usually talk to men, you’re not supposed to make eye contact otherwise it’s considered flirty. I had to be careful with that, because when I would talk to male engineering students, they were getting the wrong idea about, because there was one of the three engineers was a guy. So, the other two of us were women. And so both of us we are trying to have to kind of balance that with having conversations while not conveying the wrong idea. This is purely a technical conversation, this is not meant to be, I’m flirting with you or something like that. But they didn’t seem ashamed of the fact that we were engineers. They were mostly just impressed because it was unheard of.
STORIESSTories of Resilience and Inclusion of Engineering Students