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Ruth Davis is a Professor in the School of Engineering at Santa Clara University. Her expertise spans formal methods in software engineering, logic programming, and the societal impact of computing technologies. She holds a B.S. in Mathematics from Santa Clara University, an M.S. in Mathematics from San Jose State University, and a Ph.D. in Information Sciences from the University of California, Santa Cruz.
Her research focuses on enhancing diversity in engineering, particularly through community-based projects and initiatives to recruit and retain women and minority students. She has contributed to programs like 'Engineering with a Mission' and 'STEM Current Student Resources,' emphasizing ethical and societal dimensions of technology.
Ruth has authored influential books such as *Truth, Deduction, and Computation* (1989) and *Thinking About TLC-Logo* (1983), and her work addresses global collaboration, pedagogical innovation, and the intersection of technology with social systems. Her recent publications analyze retention strategies for underrepresented groups in engineering and the role of social relevance in education.
She actively participates in university initiatives like 'Women in Engineering' and 'Diversity in Engineering,' advocating for inclusive practices and global engagement in engineering education.
