My favorite meal of the day is breakfast, so it is ironic (or rather a blessing) that women from around the world have encouraged me and my work over breakfast. Today, I reflect on a day in 2015 when I was preparing for a session in Italy. I […]
Yesterday, I had a chance to join colleague and friend Christina White for a discussion on the intersections between the global grand challenges (National Academy of Engineering) and the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals. I will have other posts on this topic in the near future, […]
I’ve just arrived in Malaysia after spending the night in Shanghai to prepare to join my colleagues to lead a special session on the National Academy of Engineering’s Grand Challenges and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals: http://www.weef2017.org/programme-speaker.php This is an honor that I owe to a great […]
As I give talks about mentoring and equity in STEM, I am reminded of a comment that I made a few weeks ago during a moderated panel at the National Press Club. I had been invited to speak at the Million Women Mentors Summit, and one of the […]
The past few weeks have been an adventure, but it has been wonderful to be able to give talks on STEM diversity, inclusion, and mentoring for SACNAS 2017 (GEM GRAD Lab) in Salt Lake City, NOBCChE 2017 (GEM GRAD Lab) in Minneapolis, SREB’s 2017 Compact for Faculty Diversity/Institute for Teaching […]
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