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SUMMARY:"Sciences\, féminin pluriel": How Can Women Get Involved in Scien
 ce and Technology?
DTSTART:20240229T183000
DTEND:20240229T210000
DTSTAMP:20260502T091624Z
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CATEGORIES:Conferences - Seminars
DESCRIPTION:Although the representation of female students at EPFL has inc
 reased over the last ten years - now reaching 30% - many challenges remain
  in terms of access for girls and women to scientific studies and careers.
 \n\nHow can we promote diversity in science and technology and attract mor
 e women?\n\nAt this conference\, we will take stock of the situation and e
 xplore the main obstacles\, benefits and practical solutions for changing 
 this paradigm.\n\nA round table discussion bringing together alumnae\, stu
 dents and professors from EPFL will address topics such as the importance 
 of inspiring and shaping the imagination from childhood\, breaking down ge
 nder stereotypes and capitalising on sisterhood.\n\nWe will also present E
 PFL's various initiatives to attract more women to scientific studies from
  an early age. We will zoom in on the Coding Club for Girls\, one of EPFL'
 s flagship initiatives launched in 2018 aimed at young girls aged 11 to 16
  to address these issues.\n\nAt the end of the conference\, the whole audi
 ence is invited to discuss and network over an aperitif. You can also visi
 t the booths of the associations and organisations present to promote equa
 lity in technical and engineering education and careers.\n\n\nProgramme\n\
 n18:00 Doors open\n\n18:30 Welcome and presentation of the conference\nLe
 ïla Ojjeh (CGC'94)\, EPFL Alumni Director\n\n18:35 Current situation: hig
 hlighting issues and impact\nKathryn Hess Bellwald\, Associate Vice Presid
 ent for Student Affairs and Outreach\, EPFL\n\n18:45 Round table moderated
  by Julie Kummer\, Journalist at Radio Télévision Suisse (RTS)\nHow can 
 women get involved in science and technology?\n\nLaetitia Henriot Arsever 
 (IN'08)\, Head of Group IT & Digital at Valora\, Coding Club for Girls men
 tor\nGonxhe Idrizi (SC'22)\, IT Data Scientist at Procter & Gamble\, forme
 r Coding Club for Girls beneficiary and mediator\nManon Poffet (GM'20)\, C
 onsultant at Helbling Business Advisors\, member of the EPFL Alumni Women'
 s Club committee\nGisou van der Goot\, Vice President for Responsible Tran
 sformation\, EPFL\n\n19:25 Opening up the sciences\nSabrina Rami Shojaei (
 PhD MT'98)\, Head of Education outreach department\, EPFL\n\n19:35 Breakin
 g down gender stereotypes from childhood - Focus on the Coding Club for Gi
 rls\nVideo presentation and interview with :\nFarnaz Moser (CGC'86\, PhD C
 GC'91)\, Head of outreach department\, EPFL\nStella Ciana\, former benefic
 iary of the Coding Club for Girls\n\n19:50 Closing remarks\n\n19:55 Networ
 king aperitif and visit to the booths of associations and organisations
LOCATION:RLC E1 240 https://plan.epfl.ch/?room==RLC%20E1%20240
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