Public Lectures

Public Lecture Series: All Lectures are Fridays at 1:30 in Bagley 154

Issues for Ethnic Minorities and Women in Science and Engineering

Lecture Series supported by the Deans of Medicine, Engineering and Graduate School and the Divisional Dean of Natural Sciences, the Vice-Provost for Research, and ADVANCE.

There will be several public lectures associated with Physics 451/Women Studies 485. The schedule for these talks is below.
This list was last updated on 21 January 2004. Please keep checking this site for updates.
The reading material assigned to students in the class for these lectures is linked via the course home page or lecture schedule.

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Course Lecture Schedule

13 Jan
TUESDAY 7 pm
Evelynn Hammonds
Professor of the History of Science and Afro-American Studies - Harvard University
Walker Ames LECTURE
Kane 120
"The Marginalization of Experience: Women of Color in Science and Engineering"
abstract

24 Jan
Friday 1:30-2:20 Eugene Cota-Robles
Professor Emeritus of Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology - University of California, Santa Cruz
"Advancing the Competitive Credentials of Minority Science Undergraduates."
Introduced by Dean Denice Denton
readings

8 Feb Friday 1:30-2:30 Beverly Hartline
Former Deputy Director, Argonne National Laboratory
"Advancing Women and Minorities in Science and Engineering."
Introduced by Chancellor Warren Buck
pdf file of her talk

27 Feb Friday 1:30-2:30 Meg Urry
Professor of Physics and Director of the Yale Center for Astronomy and Astrophysics
"Women in Science: Speeding the Long, Slow Path to Change"
Introduced by Divisional Dean Ron Irving
pdf file of her talk

5 Mar Friday 1:30-2:30 Carlos Rodriguez
Principal Research Scientist, American Institute for Research
“¡Ponga Atención!/ Pay Attention! Educational success for minorities, women and people with disabilities in STEM”
Introduced by Associate Dean David Acosta

12 Mar
Friday
1:30-2:30
Maresi Nerad

Associate Graduate Dean, Research Associate Professor, and Director, Center for Innovation and Research in Graduate Education, University of Washington
"The Intersection of Family and Career for Women Ph.D.'s in the Sciences'

13 Jan	TUESDAY	7 pm	Evelynn Hammonds Professor of the History of Science and Afro-American Studies - Harvard University Walker Ames LECTURE Kane 120 "The Marginalization of Experience: Women of Color in Science and Engineering" abstract
24 Jan	Friday	1:30-2:20	Eugene Cota-Robles Professor Emeritus of Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology - University of California, Santa Cruz "Advancing the Competitive Credentials of Minority Science Undergraduates." Introduced by Dean Denice Denton readings
8 Feb	Friday	1:30-2:30	Beverly Hartline Former Deputy Director, Argonne National Laboratory "Advancing Women and Minorities in Science and Engineering." Introduced by Chancellor Warren Buck pdf file of her talk
27 Feb	Friday	1:30-2:30	Meg Urry Professor of Physics and Director of the Yale Center for Astronomy and Astrophysics "Women in Science: Speeding the Long, Slow Path to Change" Introduced by Divisional Dean Ron Irving pdf file of her talk
5 Mar	Friday	1:30-2:30	Carlos Rodriguez Principal Research Scientist, American Institute for Research “¡Ponga Atención!/ Pay Attention! Educational success for minorities, women and people with disabilities in STEM” Introduced by Associate Dean David Acosta
12 Mar	Friday	1:30-2:30	Maresi Nerad Associate Graduate Dean, Research Associate Professor, and Director, Center for Innovation and Research in Graduate Education, University of Washington "The Intersection of Family and Career for Women Ph.D.'s in the Sciences'