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<div class="csl-entry">Kara-Isitt, F. Z., & Fitzpatrick, G. (2026, March 30). <i>U-RISE — Professor Geraldine Fitzpatrick: Following the Thread of Care for People and Technology : An unconventional journey into the world of computing and academia</i> [Interview]. ACM-W ACM’s Women in Computing; Association of Computing Machinery.</div>
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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12708/230342
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An interview-based article as part of the ACM-W's U-RISE series: Unconventional Routes into Computing: Re-imagining Skills & Entry; https://women.acm.org/u-rise-professor-geraldine-fitzpatrick/; https://women.acm.org/introducing-u-rise-unconventional-routes-into-computing-re-imagining-skills-entry/
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Some journeys into computing follow a clear and structured path. Others emerge through curiosity, circumstance, and a willingness to seize opportunities as they arise — then applying one’s core strengths and passions to shape the path forward. Sometimes, the most powerful journeys are not defined by sharp turns, but by a quiet, consistent thread of an intention that weaves its way through every decision, every role, and every moment of growth, right from the start. For Professor Geraldine Fitzpatrick, that constant ‘red’ thread has always been care.
When our ACM-W U-RISE series set out to explore unconventional paths into computing, her story stood apart because it was deeply intentional — a journey shaped not by chasing titles or milestones, but by an enduring commitment to people.
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ACM-W ACM's Women in Computing
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Association of Computing Machinery
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career paths
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Informatik
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Leadership
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U-RISE — Professor Geraldine Fitzpatrick: Following the Thread of Care for People and Technology : An unconventional journey into the world of computing and academia
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Special Contribution
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Spezialbeitrag
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Brunel University of London, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (the)
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Interview
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Brunel University of London, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (the)
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