Christy Starr
Doctoral candidate, Developmental Psychology, University of California
Christy Starr is a doctoral candidate in developmental psychology at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Her research has examined how gender stereotyping and sexism differentially affect STEM interest in girls/boys and women/men. In addition, she has investigated how concerns with physical appearance may undermine girls’ confidence and interest in STEM.
Blogs from Christy Starr
Helping and hindering undergraduate women’s STEM motivation: Experiences with STEM encouragement, STEM-related gender bias, and sexual harassment
Sexual harassment and gender bias in STEM fields significantly undermine women's motivation and career aspirations, highlighting the urgent need for supportive and inclusive environments.
Blog provider: Sage Perspectives
