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2019 Women in Sciences Leadership Workshop
Building Leadership Skills for Success in the Scientific Workforce November 4-6 and November 5-8, 2019 | Boulder, Colorado Why leadership and management skills? Science is rarely done in isolation; in almost any position, leadership and management skills are an important contributor to success. Yet, these skills are seldom discussed as part of an academic education, and hardly,…
Read MoreESWN Leadership Update
ESWN Leadership Update Behind the scenes the ESWN Leadership has been hard at work to keep the various pieces of our organization moving and providing resources for you. As we grow, we recognize the value of evolving the Leadership of ESWN and we are excited to create more opportunities for you to join the leadership…
Read More2019 Membership Drive a Success
In 2019 ESWN transitioned to a new website and with it we rolled out a new Membership platform. It is now possible for anyone to become an official ESWN member. Membership is free and it is never too late to join. In March we held our first ever membership drive and celebrated by highlighting notable…
Read More2019 Professional Development Workshop: Leadership Skills for Success in the Scientific Workforce
Today there are more women working in the sciences than ever before, yet women are still underrepresented in leadership roles. This workshop offers a unique opportunity for women across scientific disciplines and career levels to build their leadership and management skills. This 2.5 day workshop is intended for people who identify as women and are…
Read MoreJoin the 2019 IUGG in Montréal for the first-ever IUGG Womxn’s Networking Event!
Friday July 12, 7-9pm @ Les 3 Brasseurs, 103 St-Paul Est, Montréal. RSVP here: https://forms.gle/EJB38Ws2F92LorWZ8 The goal of this event is to foster relationships and solidarity among womxn members of IUGG (womxn is a term that includes cis and trans women). Many of the womxn who attend the IUGG conference are the only womxn in their…
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