PPT-Inspiring Women in STEM Presented by Aaron Willcock

Overview Background amp Motivation Anecdotes Session Goals Problems Challenges Countermeasures Tools Conclusion Takeaways Discussion Background and Motivation Background ThunderChickens 217 20112012. Women’s History Month 2013. Women’s History Month 2013. . Each year, the National Women’s History Project selects a theme that highlights achievements by distinguished women in specific fields. . Trow. Payton Mills. London Schumacher. Author. Anthony Trollope. 24 April 1815- 6 December 1882. Considered one of the most prolific authors of the Victorian Era. Wrote mostly about political, social, and gender issues. Inspiring the Future since its launch in 2012. Successes and lessons learnt over the last 4 years. Questions. 2. What is Inspiring the Future?. 3. Specialisms. Activities. Apprenticeships. Career Insights. in the 19. th. & early 20. th. centuries. Images and thoughts. about 19th c. women. "In late nineteenth century American paintings, women are signifiers of leisure; they have past times, not occupations. They are shown performing nonessential functions, sewing, reading, enjoying the sun, or even passively engaged in 'reverie'." . Cecilia Conrad. “Building Capacity for Institutional Transformation in the Twenty-First Century:. Women of Color in STEM and SBS Fields”. UC ADVANCE PAID . Roundtable. October 17, 2012. The Science of Broadening Participation. Presented by:. Dr. Steven G. Sachs, . VP of Instructional and Information Technology. Aaron M. Raffle, . Director of IT Project Management. Allen D. Sinner, . Director of IT Support Services. Northern Virginia community college. ). American Composer. Aaron Copland as one of America’s greatest composers.. Aaron was born in 1900. It was the beginning of a new century and the age of modern times.. Aaron grew up in Brooklyn, New York.. Promoting gender equality in STEM: UNESCO and the SAGA Project 4 October 2016 Ernesto Fernández Polcuch Chief of Section, Science Policy and Partnerships Natural Science Sector, UNESCO e.Fernandez-Polcuch@unesco.org Sylvia Hurtado and Tanya Figueroa Higher Education Research Institute, UCLA Women of Color Faculty in Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM): Experiences in Academia * AERA 2013 San Francisco, CA Tamera Schneider . National Science Foundation. Social Psychology Program Director. tschneid@nsf.gov. The ADVANCE Model: Toward a Robust and Inclusive STEM Workforce. Systemic & Organizational Change. . . Combatting Implicit Bias. . Toni Schmader, Ph.D.. Canada Research Chair in Social Psychology. University of British Columbia. . Inspiring women business leaders have tremendous ability to distinguish between truth and illusion because of their sharper intuition. AMS Committee on Education. Jessica. . Ellis. Colorado. . State. . University. http://. www.maa.org. /. cspcc. Acknowledgments. MAA. David . Bressoud. Michael Pearson. Linda . Braddy. Olga Dixon. San Diego State Univ.. . . Introduction. This module provides background information, statistics and literature review that is essential for trainees to understand the gender disparity in STEM fields and the reasons why tailor-made tools to support women in these...