The Association for Women in Science joined partners Vinetta Project and SEED SPOT for a launch camp Dec. 6 and 7 aimed at providing women entrepreneurs a supportive environment and resources to set their ideas in motion.
To the Seattle Business News, AWIS director of research and analysis Heather Metcalf, PhD, says implicit bias against women shows up at all stages of founding a startup, from the pipeline of women joining STEM fields to the way they appear to potential funders.
To the Daily Tar Heel, AWIS director of research and analysis Heather Metcalf, PhD, said the Association for Women in Science endorsed the Congressional bill
Written by editor-in-chief Alexandra Vollman, INSIGHT Into Diversity explores how the #MeToo movement has helped spark a fervent effort to transform the structure of scientific laboratories.
STEM advocate organization the Association for Women in Science (AWIS) has selected biopharma industry strategic advisor Susan Windham-Bannister to serve as president of its national governing board.
Cynthia Simpson, M.Ed, CAE, AWIS’ former chief business development officer, writes in an AssociationSuccess.org op-ed about AWIS’ research and surveying techniques. She states, “Now that
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In her article, Dr. Heather Metcalf analyzes how the movie “Hidden Figures” is especially relevant in today’s society, where underrepresented groups are being treated as resources rather than people.