Kimberly Scott

Kimberly Scott is a distinguished educator and leader in gender equity, particularly in STEM fields, with extensive experience in program development and advocacy for underrepresented girls and women. As the Founder and Executive Director of the Center for Gender Equity in Science and Technology at Arizona State University since 2006, Kimberly manages a team focused on enhancing STEM programming for diverse populations and has successfully led fundraising initiatives. Additionally, Kimberly founded COMPUGIRLS, a national initiative, to provide Black and Latino girls with enriching science experiences. As a Professor in Women and Gender Studies at Arizona State University, Kimberly is an active contributor to STEM education discourse and secures significant grants for various programs. Other notable roles include serving as a Senior Equity Strategist at the Henry Luce Foundation, where Kimberly focused on developing equity practices in philanthropic efforts. With a Doctorate in Education, Kimberly has held numerous academic and leadership positions, consistently emphasizing the importance of diversity and inclusion in education and philanthropy.