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In a rarely done study, Catalyst (a leading nonprofit membership organization expanding opportunities for women and business) surveyed a group of Rockwell Automation people managers—mostly white men—and examined the effect that a company-sponsored leadership development program had on these employees’ work lives as well as on the work lives of their closest colleagues. Over the […]
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The National Science Foundation ADVANCE program hosts a series of professional development workshops for Ph.D.-level women in industry, research labs, consulting, or national labs who are interested in transitioning to academic careers in STEM. The workshop is called “On-Ramps into Academia.” Their first workshops in 2009 and 2011 were a great success and already a number […]
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There was a compiling error in the WWEST Newsletter of July 13, 2012. The “Spotlight” area featured the correct headline, but an old description of a different project. Please accept our apologies for any confusion this may have caused. A full description of the Minerva Women In™ Technology Award, which WWEST is not affiliated with, […]
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The nomination process for the 7th annual Women In™ lunch, celebrating and honouring women working in non-traditional fields, is now open! This year will see Minerva honour Women In™ Technology. Presented by Teck Resources, the lunch will take place at the Four Seasons Hotel in downtown Vancouver on November 28th 2012 at 12pm. You can […]
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In this article, Alison Greene discusses 8 common explanations to a question that many in the workplace have: “Why am I not getting the salary I want?“. Read her full article here.
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“When women look at tech companies and math departments, they see few women. This activates the stereotype that women aren’t good at math. The stereotype, Toni Schmader said, makes it harder for women to enter those fields. To stay. To thrive.” Click here to read about these stereotypes and a new innovative way to study […]
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In her article, writer Alison Greene discusses the top 10 internship mistakes that that people make, and how to avoid them. Read her full article here.
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Science World has an opportunity for you to design and implement innovative education programming and build on existing communication skills. You will be supported by Science World staff and may be paired with another developing educator. Working with the Program Manager of Future Science Leaders, you will create a 4 to 5 week curriculum on one of these […]
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BC WEN is pleased to announce their first event in Victoria: a networking reception with MP Elizabeth May on September 5th. The reception will open with three speakers providing very brief remarks for a dynamic introduction to the guest speaker and to spur discussion and connections. Opening speakers: Janice Larson, BC Provincial Government TJ Schur, […]
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Join the BC Women in Energy Network for a tour of the False Creek Energy Centre Neighbourhood Energy Utility. Come learn about this innovative district energy system, and how district energy is being used to reduce waste heat energy as a community energy solution. The Southeast False Creek Neighbourhood Energy Utility (NEU) is an environmentally-friendly community energy […]
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