Amanda Reyna holds a BS in Biology from University of Texas-Pan American and an MS in Plant and Soil Science from Texas A&M University-Kingsville.

In this webinar, Dr. Usha Rao addresses the roots of imposter syndrome and discusses the individual and structural aspects that contribute to the experience. She will offer practical solutions and actionable items that help to tackle the issue head-on and reframe it to your advantage.

There’s a lot of talk about quiet quitting these days.

Even in the year 2023, dishearteningly, gender pay disparity continues to persist within the workforce for women.

Physician scientist Dr. Giselle López wants to help jump-start the careers of future physicians and future scientists.

As I approached college, I knew that I wanted a degree that would help me become a problem solver. I had always had a passion for fixing things. Both my grandfather and aunt were engineers at NASA, and I had always looked up to them. So, when the time came for me to decide on […]

Sanika Iyer started Planet Talk, a nonprofit which provides access to telescopes and role models for students so that they can pursue astronomy.

On May 16, 2023, a dedicated group of Association for Women in Science (AWIS) members went to Capitol Hill to engage with congressional staff members.

The AWIS Chicago Area Chapter is celebrating yet another successful Summer Mentoring Circles season!

With the current job market becoming more competitive, it’s critical that you differentiate yourself from others. This might mean doing things differently than how you’ve always done them. A great way to begin this process is with resume and interview assistance. On May 24, Career Coach Jessica Winder led the “Resume and Interview Tips to […]

Tabitha N. Wakhungu is a Mechanical Engineer at SMC corporation of America, with a master’s degree in Industrial Engineering from Wright State University.

Ellen Kuwana is an award-winning scientific communications expert.

Jes Averhart wants you to realize that the world needs YOU.

For pregnant workers, the most important question may be “How does the law protect me from being discriminated against in the workplace?”

Mercy Orukpe Moses is a graduate student Lab at Purdue University. Her research is on flavivirus nonstructural protein 1 (NS1) and its interactions with host proteins.

In this webinar, Alaina G. Levine will address strategies and tactics for finding new collaborators and building mutually-beneficial partnerships with professionals across the globe.

Melody Tan, PhD is a Senior Policy Advisor who uses her knowledge of science and engineering to advocate on health, energy, environment, climate, science, space, and technology issues.

Career coach Melissa Lawrence outlines a roadmap to making a successful career pivot.

Donna Vogel, PhD supported early scholars by managing grants, offering advice, and providing professional skills training.

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In 2018, chemists Dr. Lara Kallander and Dr. Donna Huryn decided to plan the first Empowering Women in Organic Chemistry (EWOC) conference for the following year.

Nominate yourself or a colleague for a 2023 AWIS award. Nominations will be accepted through 11pm PT on September 15, 2023.

Shameka Lewis' work as an EHS Director ensures workplace safety for workers in the manufacturing industry.

The Association for Women in Science (AWIS) is pleased to announce a new partnership with Shimadzu Scientific Instruments.

Bashayer Khouja's experience in the food industry has led to her current role as a Research Microbiologist for the FDA.

Kathleen Harsh finds true joy in making products that people can find on grocery store shelves. She helps create healthier baked goods for the public.

Dr. Jane Maienschein, an eminent historian, philosopher, scientist, longtime AWIS member, and former AWIS fellow and board member, is a living example of this transdisciplinary Third Culture.

Dr. Tessa Lau is passionate about developing technology to give people super-powers. She is the Founder and CEO of Dusty Robotics, a company that creates robot-powered tools in the construction workforce. She spoke with AWIS member Steff Lebasck about her journey. Tell our readers about the company you founded, Dusty Robotics, and the FieldPrinter. How […]

Dharaniya Sakthivel is a CPRIT scholar, currently pursuing a PhD at Baylor College of Medicine.

Four women scientists at the heart of the disability movement share their stories in an effort to promote awareness

The AWIS Seattle Chapter held its 9th Annual Awards Banquet which brought together 127 researchers, students, and public supporters of women in STEM.

With a 20-year career as a mathematics professor, Catherine Roberts, PhD now begins her journey as a CEO of the Consortium for Mathematics and Its Applications.

Through this corporate partnership with AWIS, ENDICTUS CORP has the opportunity to engage with a vibrant community of women professionals who bring a wide range of perspectives, experiences, and expertise to the table.

Just like an organization has a vision statement, you should have one as well. In this webinar, Mona-Lee Belizaire will guide you through how to develop a vision statement for your life that you can use when making decisions and planning for your future.

Suneera Bhatia is a results-oriented healthcare technology executive with 10+ years experience.

Jennifer Rasing is a passionate scientist and leader who has spent a career of over 20 years dedicated to the biopharmaceutical industry.

Kathryn Williamson, PhD is a consultant who describes herself as an earth, space, and climate educator.

Charlee Bennett, PhD shares how her work as a Primary Patent Examiner promotes innovation and shapes the development of new technologies that benefit society.

AWIS is pleased to announce that the St. Louis chapter is relaunching with new leadership to support women at all career stages.

The technological advancements in wearable technology have been made possible without the help of early pioneers like Jocelyn Scheirer.

American Water Resources Association has spent almost 60 years bringing together scientists, researchers, academics, and a variety of stakeholders from the private and public sectors to solve critical water issues in the United States and abroad.

Yuning Ye is a graduate student at University of Michigan, School of Information, focusing on Human-Computer Interaction.

Elizabeth Hileman, PhD teaches young scientists how to convey their discoveries to both technical and lay audiences through critical written and verbal communication skills.

Meenakshi Bhattacharjee, PhD is an internationally renowned algal biotechnologist with 35+ years of research and development experience.

The Association for Women in Science announced a new strategic plan including revised mission and vision statements for 2023-2026.

Because of an overabundance of used tires in landfills, environmental service companies work to reclaim, recycle, reuse, and repurpose used tires.

Yolanda Hagar, PhD is a biostatistician who uses mathematical tools and computational approaches to understand clinical and public health outcomes.

Dr. Gauri Kulkarni is the Lead Scientist in the drug discovery and development program at Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine.

The Association for Women in Science (AWIS) is pleased to announce that Dr. Hongmei Huang and Dr. Julia Omotade will join the AWIS National Governing Board beginning July 1, 2023.