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ESWN 2023 Silent Auction
Back by popular demand is our ESWN Silent Auction! We are so excited to be featuring many items generously donated by ESWN members, amazing artists, and allies. Thank you to…
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ESWN Networking Receptions at AGU and AMS
We are so excited to be hosting two upcoming ESWN Networking Receptions at the AGU Fall Meeting and AMS Annual Meeting. See below for details of each event, and…
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Call for Volunteers January 2023
The Earth Science Women’s Network is recruiting volunteers to serve on all our committees! If interested, please fill out the below survey by 31 Jan 2023. Volunteer Survey ESWN’s mission…
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Navigating the NSF System
Navigating the NSF System Join us for a virtual workshop on Monday February 6, 2023, at 18:00-20:00 UTC (1:00-3:00pm ET, 12:00-2:00pm CT, 11:00am-1:00pm MT, 10:00am-12:00pm PT) REGISTER HERE Get YOUR…
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Careers Outside Academia
Are you considering a career within government? Or applying for roles outside academia? The Earth Science Women’s Network is hosting the next instalment in the Careers Beyond Academia Webinar Series…
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Demystifying the NERC IRF Part 2: Interviews
*****PLEASE NOTE: This event is ESWN led, with speakers from NERC***** Are you interested in the NERC Independent Research Fellowships? Or thinking about how to interview for NERC research fellowships…
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Applying For Faculty Positions
Are you considering applying for a faculty position in the USA this year? Wondering what the differences are between teaching and research institutes? Worried about what to include in your…
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ESWN Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
From September 15-October 15, 2022, ESWN will be joining in the celebration of Hispanic women scientists for Hispanic Heritage Month. Our theme is “Unidas: Inclusivity for stronger Science.” Follow our…
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Mountains and Molehills with Tracey Holloway
https://energy.wisc.edu/news/podcast-mountains-and-molehills-tracey-holloway How do we take on big challenges, like increasing representation of women in STEM? This week, Tracey Holloway, Gaylord Nelson Distinguished Professor of Environmental Studies & Atmospheric and Oceanic…
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