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XX Evening at TELUS World of Science How to Survive and Thrive in Your Chosen Science and Technology CareerAlong with TELUS World of Science, The Society for Canadian Women in Science and Technology (SCWIST) is proud to present the annual XX networking evening where participants can find out how amazing Wonder Women are making careers […]
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Public Lecture: The Top 7 Reasons Why Smart Women Should Speak Up: Shari Graydon, Informed Opinions:http://www.informedopinions.org/, with introduction by President and Vice-Chancellor, Stephen Toope. Date: Monday, February 25, 2013 Location: UBC Centre for Interactive Research in Sustainability (CIRS) Auditorium, 2260 West Mall http://www.maps.ubc.ca/PROD/index_detail.php?locat1=633 Lecture: 5:00 – 6:30pm Reception and networking before and after the event […]
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Women in engineering and technology around the globe are invited to attend 2013 Global Marathon, 6-8 March. Register now, create your profile and join the conversation! For more information about the community and this free virtual conference visitwww.inxpo.com/events/globalmarathon or email them at engineeringwomen@eweek.org.
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Natalie Panek from MDA Space Missions speaks at TEDx Toronto about revolutionizing women in engineering. Click here for the full video!
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UBC’s own AJung Moon has been featured in IEEE WIE eBook. This is a great resource of profiles of women in engineering. http://www.ieee.org/ns/periodicals/WIE/issue1/index.html Please feel free to share the link, as this is a community resource. In the coming weeks the Android and Apple apps of this resource will be launched. As a reminder, this is […]
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Video response to “Science : It’s a girl thing” by a group of Dartmouth women graduate students. Link to their article : http://engineering.dartmouth.edu/news/science-in-greenland-its-a-girl-thing/
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