GT Women at 2015 CUWiP
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Physics Women Represented Well at GT 2014 Women’s Leadership Conference
Congratulations to Professor Deirdre Shoemaker and graduate student Andrea Welsh as the both took home awards in Georgia Tech’s 2014 Women’s Leadership Conference! “Each year at the Women’s Leadership Conference, Georgia Tech honors women who demonstrate exemplary leadership abilities. These are women who lead with heart, creating innovative solutions while inspiring and uplifting the entire
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Women who Shaped Modern Physics
http://ideas.ted.com/2014/08/14/5-facts-you-should-know-about-women-who-shaped-modern-physics/
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Does Gender Bias Effect Physics Teaching?
Interesting read and study: http://www.communicatescience.eu/2010/08/does-gender-bias-effect-physics.html
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Andrea talks about her experience in Europe
This was my second experience in Europe, the first being a physics study abroad in Geneva. The purpose of this trip was to present research at a workshop on Advanced in Cardiac Dynamics at the Max Planck Institute and also at the BCAM Workshop on Nonlinear Dynamics in Biological Systems, as well as attending the
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Stop Interrupting Me: Gender, Conversation Dominance, and Listener Bias
Interesting blog post by Jessica Kirkpatrick: http://womeninastronomy.blogspot.com/2014/07/stop-interrupting-me-gender.html
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Diana talks about her time in Europe
My trip was fantastic and eye opening. I feel like I’ve changed from it because of all the situations I was put in. Of course I did all the classical things, such as drink wine and beer, eat lots of food, went to museums and bars…etc. but I think the most important part of my
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