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Why and how I co-authored the comment “Sexism in academia…”
This comment addresses the costs of gender-based discrimination and harassment to science and society. It calls for the implementation of measures at multiple levels, including at the level of academic institutions, government funders, and research funding agencies.
“All women in academia already are leaders and role-models”Thoughts from a Dean of Graduate Studies
Terri Camesano, Dean of Graduate Studies at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, recounts her career trajectory and offers advice to young women interested in pursuing academic leadership.
Not reinventing the wheel – Recommended websites
Many organizational websites are an excellent source of reports and other content relevant for women in STEMM academic leadership.
Successful Academic Meetings: Part 3, videoconference and hybrid meetings
The final installment of a 3-part blog focusing on tips for senior women leaders in STEMM on organizing and chairing successful academic meetings. (AI-assisted graphic)
Successful academic meetings: Part 2, chairing a meeting
In this second part of the 3-part blog on academic meetings, we focus on the actual process of chairing successful academic meetings.
Successful academic meetings: Part 1, Preparation
The calendars of senior academic leaders in STEMM are full of meetings. But a successful meeting requires careful preparation. This first part of a 3-part blog on organizing and chairing meetings gives advice on meeting preparation.
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Epistimi: Women in STEMM supporting each other in leadership development
Many leadership challenges are general, but some are specific to women in STEMM. In Epistimi’s programs, participants benefit from the expertise of female STEMM leaders.
A little less lonely at the top: A blog for women academic leaders in STEMM
The first post in a blog series intended to serve as a forum for senior women to provide advice, insight, and fellowship to one another.