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Graduate School
Article: Networking for Graduate Students
Career Success in Science
Science Magazine's ScienceCareers.org
Loreal Women in Science Booklet
, including the following articles: "Staying Power--Have you got what it takes?", "Turning Others on To Science", "Juggling Work and Family", and "Encouraging Students-Advice to the Next Generation".
Finding an Job!
PhDs.org: Science, Math, & Engineering Career Resources
Balancing it Out
ChronicleCareers
:
Life as a Mother-Scientist
- The X-gals, a group of nine female biologists, see a direct correlation between their productivity and their child care
ChronicleCareers
:
Balance it Out
- The X-gals, a group of nine female biologists, offer tips on negotiating the competing pressures of work and life
Successful Leadership in Science
Becoming Leaders Handbook:
A new resource developed by the
Society of Women Engineers
and the
American Society of Civil Engineers
,
Becoming Leaders: A Practical Handbook for Women in Engineering, Science, and Technology
, is now available. The handbook includes strategies for students in STEM, helpful tips for job hunting, and discusses topics such as work-life balance and more. The handbook can be purchased online at
http://www.asce.org/bookstore/book.cfm? book=8421
. (adapted from the National Girls Collaborative Project Newsletter 8-1-08)
Career Voices
FemaleScienceProfessor
The Chronicle of Higher Education Article May 26, 2006:
The Chemistry Between Women in Science
Faculty Voices
:
A Culture that Tolerates Discrimination
, Donna J. Nelson, Associate Professor of Chemistry, University of Oklahoma
Faculty Voices
:
"The Change is Glacial"
(Why we need Title IX in Science), Debra R. Rolison, Head of Advanced Electrochemical Materials Section, US. Naval Research Laboratory
Faculty Voices
:
"People are as Important as Results"
, Geraldine Richmond, Professor of Physical Chemistry and Materials Science, University of Oregon (discusses CoaCh Program)
ARTICLE -- Too Few Choices: If she's happy personally about her decision to accept a lectureship in biology, why does she still feel like a failure?
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