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Joined August 2020
As the Stanford Public Interest Technology Lab embarks on a new year of work, we put together a summary of the work we did last year Our complete 2020-21 Year in Review is available on our website Follow along for the highlights 🧵 pitlab.stanford.edu/
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Of course, we could not have done this work without our supporters, partners, advisors, funders, and executive board We are so very grateful to them
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Our presidents @cbhasselmann and @nrmarda stepped down from their roles in June, handing over the reins to an amazing and experienced leadership team We are thrilled to be led by @LeilaDoty and @jnmeltz this year, as we build upon the foundation that we created last year!
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Thanks Chris! Couldn’t do it without supporters like you :)
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Stanford Public Interest Tech Lab retweeted
Public sector tech organizations might attract more early-career talent by prioritizing opportunities for skill development and career growth, according to data from our survey of 900+ Stanford undergraduates
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The PIT Student Leaders Conference has begun! This weekend, the Stanford PIT Lab is convening 50+ student leaders from 25+ universities to discuss the potential and pitfalls of public interest technology
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Stanford Public Interest Tech Lab retweeted
So excited to see this finally published! @nrmarda and I got the chance to work with incredible people to put together this study of tech at Stanford. Our team analyzed tons of data & documents (including a survey of 900 undergrads) to outline trends and make recommendations.
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Stanford Public Interest Tech Lab retweeted
Enjoyed reading the report of @Stanford's tech history in last decade & about the transformation of what was the career dev center into BEAM during my time 2013 to 2018. Proud of the impact. Thx @TechHistProject for a great & accurate portrayal of history. techhistory.stanford.edu/rep…
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Stanford Public Interest Tech Lab retweeted
Socially responsible tech rose into focus over Stanford's last decade: more than ever, students today care about where they work and what they do. We're excited to see the advocacy of Reboot community members highlighted in @TechHistProject's new report: techhistory.stanford.edu/rep…
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Stanford Public Interest Tech Lab retweeted
Great work by @TechHistProject! Their report contains lots of good information about the development of Stanford's tech ecosystem over the past decade.
After interviewing 70+ people, analyzing 500+ sources, and surveying 1000+ students, we are releasing our final report on how Stanford’s tech ecosystem has changed over the last decade Come hear the report's key takeaways on April 26 at 5pm PT: techhistory.stanford.edu/lau…
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The Stanford PIT Lab was proud to write the Recruiting section of this report! Check it out: techhistory.stanford.edu/rep…
Replying to @TechHistProject
The report was directed by @nrmarda and @juliaingram_, who launched this project in July 2020 Their work was informed by their experiences leading @StanfordPITLab & @StanfordDaily respectively. We are grateful for both of these organizations for contributing parts of the report
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Stanford Public Interest Tech Lab retweeted
The Stanford Tech History Project released its final report on Monday about how tech at Stanford has changed over the past decade I had the honor of co-directing this large & incredible team over the past 9 months with @juliaingram_ Here's a thread with some of my thoughts
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