Marie Barry, Director
New Jersey Department of Education
Office of Career and & Technical Education
Laurel Brennan, Secretary-Treasurer
New Jersey State AFL-CIO
Kim Cowing, Associate Director of Professional Development and Instructional Issues
New Jersey Education Association
Judith Formalarie, Senior Policy Analyst
New Jersey State Employment and Training Commission
Ann DiGiacomo, Career Education & Liaison to State Board
New Jersey School Counselor Association
David Finegold, Dean
School of Management and Labor Relations
Rutgers University
Duane Floyd, Executive Assistant, Monitoring
NJ Department of Treasury,
Division Contract Compliance & EEO in Public Contracts
Anne Freeman
New Jersey Department of Education
Office of Career and &Technical Education
Sal Mastroeni, Director
One Stop – Career Center, Bergen Workforce Center
Marylin Halkias, Program Officer
New Jersey Department of Education
Office of Specialized Populations
Andrea Karsian
The Karsian Group
Janice Kovach, Director
Divison on Women
NJ Department of Community Affairs
Kimberly Mattson, Administrative Analyst
Burlington County Advisory Council on Women
Dianne Mills McKay, Chair
NJ Council on Gender Parity in Labor & Education
Catherine D. Milone-Richards, President
Junior Achievement of New Jersey, Inc.
Dr. Nicole Okun, Retired
Perth Amboy, NJ
Sheila D. Pullins
Workforce 2020, PSEG
Eric Reynolds, Vice President Community and Employment Initiatives
Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa
Michelle Richardson,Assistant Commissioner for Workforce Development
NJ Department of Labor and Workforce Development
Cathy Tramontana, Director of Public Relations and Marketing
New Jersey Principals and Supervisors Association
Nationwide, in 2000, girls made up less than 17 % of those who took the introductory level AP computer science exam, and less than 11 % of those who took the advanced computer science exam. (AAUW Foundation, 2000. Tech-Savvy: Educating Girls in the New Computer Age.)