You want to get some writing done with others. Let us know your interest in a summer writing group! Sign up and then we'll help you get into groups that suit your needs. http://goo.gl/forms/nfA2IxuamE

When: September 16 @ 3:00 pm EDT Where: Zoom virtual space (we'll email you the link when you sign up!) What: Q&A panel with Julie Staggers, U of Washington; Liz Angeli, Marquette; and Dawn Opel, MSU This is truly a Q&A where the panelists will briefly talk about their experiences and then it will be […]

Please join #womeninTC in Silver Springs, MD for breakfast at SIGDOC. 

We'll be hosting a #womeninTC event at the annual CPTSC conference Oct, 6, 2016. It will be a time to get together and talk about issues that are on your mind and important to you. Our topic will be strategies for reducing overproduction and/or dealing with the pressure and stress where you feel you have […]

Part of the Talk Series, this Q&A discussion will feature of a panel prepared to answer questions that apply to early career faculty. Who: Laura Palmer, Ann Brady, Huiling Ding, and Ann Blakeslee Where: online in zoom. Sign up here: https://goo.gl/forms/PNYz9hDPushKTqwA2 and the link will be sent to you. When: October 28 at 3:00pm EDT […]

Part of the Talk Series, this Talk discussion will discuss ways to fund your research and writing strategies for different funding mechanisms. Who: TBA Where: online in zoom. Sign up here: https://goo.gl/forms/KxLRK4J1VLXrcESG2 and the link will be sent to you a couple of days before. When: November 18 at 3:00pm EST  

Join us for the #womeninTC luncheon at ATTW. The luncheon will be held in the main meeting room, which is the Multnomah on the first level of the Doubletree.

This will be the follow-up to the ATTW luncheon and will focus on introducing intersectional research methodologies and how to begin using them. The Talk will open with a brief introduction and then move to an informal discussion of questions, comments, strategies, etc. from the participants. Come prepared to share! Sign-up : https://goo.gl/forms/hX7C3dn9AyHpszAE3

This will be the follow-up to the ATTW luncheon and will focus on introducing intersectional research methodologies and how to begin using them. The Talk will open with a brief introduction and then move to an informal discussion of questions, comments, strategies, etc. from the participants. Come prepared to share! Sign-up : https://goo.gl/forms/hX7C3dn9AyHpszAE3