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| Welcome to the National Sigma Delta Epsilon-Graduate Women in Science Website! |
Graduate Women in Science (GWIS) is an inter-disciplinary society of scientists who encourage and support women to enter and achieve success in science through full participation in their scientific research and its applications; in the development and advancement of women; in the integration careers, personal goals, and society's needs; and by professional networking and mutual inspiration. Our mission is to advance the participation and recognition of women in science and to foster research through grants, awards, and fellowships.
Check out our fellowships program, our chapter activities, our honorary members and many other activities. We are “United in Friendship Through Science” and enjoy the comraderie of other women scientist. Won’t you join us?
What’s new?
Nu Chapter invites you to State College, PA
Join us for the 2010 GWIS National Meeting
and
Bridges STEM Symposium (June 16-20, 2010) at
Penn State University
June 17-National Council Meeting*
June 18-Grand Chapter Meeting *
June 19, 2010 Bridges STEM Symposium** and Banquet***
(Travel days: June 16th and June 20th)
Note:
*Room 10 Henderson Building (HND)
** Information Sciences and Technology Building Bridge (IST)
*** Nittany Lion Inn (NLI)
See transportation maps for directions: www.campusmaps.psu.edu/print/
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| Annual AAAS Meeting in San Diego February 18-22,
2010. |
Local and national GWIS leaders met with Dr. Alice Huang, the AAAS President for 2010-2011, on Sunday, February 21. (Thanks to Dr. Pat Shaffer who organized the meeting.) The meeting agenda was to reintroduce our group to Dr. Huang and to determine if GWIS and AAAS could work together for the success of our mutual goals in recruiting more women and minorities into science and international science. While it is early in Dr. Huang’s administration for specific goal identification, we decided that we will keep in touch and provide additional statistics on women scientists from both United States and European Union data to her as needed.

Dr. Huang was chosen as a GWIS Honorary Member in 1989 and at the meeting on Sunday, February 21, GWIS leaders presented her with an additional Honorary Member Certificate. In addition, she was presented with the 87 Year History with page 152 marked with her photo.
Additional meeting participants were: Drs. Kathy Grako and Evelyn Bayna, Ms. Virginia Frankum (all from Tau Chapter), Ms. Katherine Baum (Sigma Chapter), and Ms. Dee McManus, National Executive Director (Xi Chapter).
GWIS has been one of the three hundred AAAS affiliates since 1930 and each year we have sent representatives to the annual AAAS Section meetings. Sections include: Biological Science, Chemistry, Education, Agriculture, Food and Renewable Resources, and Medical Sciences. It is at these meeting where topics and speakers are chosen for the 2011 AAAS meeting. The Medical Science representative position is open for 2011, and any GWIS/AAAS member may apply. Please contact Dee McManus at gwised@mac.com if you are interested.
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