Information Event - Fix the leaky pipeline! A career-building program for women in science
Event details
| Date | 31.03.2015 |
| Hour | 09:45 › 16:00 |
| Speaker | Female professors & scientists from the ETH-domain |
| Location | |
| Category | Miscellaneous |
Information session on the "Fix the leaky pipeline" program, a career-building program for women in science
Program of the day:
- Presentation of the coaches
- Panel Discussion "Academic careers for women"
Guests:
Prof. Chiara Daraio, Full Professor, ETHZ - Institute of Mechanical Systems
Dr. Anna Hersperger, Group Leader, WSL - Landscape Dynamics
Dr. Nele Schuwirth, Group Leader, EAWAG - Ecological Modelling
Dr. Claire Villevieille, Group Leader, PSI - General Energy
Testimonial
Dr. Marijana Mionic, EPFL
Moderation
Dr. Sarah Shephard
Registration & fees
The event is free of charge but requires registration for organizational purposes
About the program
This program offers young female scientists (PhD students, PhDs and others) the opportunity to reflect on their professional situations, develop a strategy for embarking or continuing on their career paths, receive targeted further training, and extend their personal and scientific networks. The aim, actively supported by all institutions of the ETH Domain, is to support women in their scientific careers and in the process to fix the 'leaky pipeline' of women in science.
More information
http://www.fix-the-leaky-pipeline.ch/events
Program of the day:
- Presentation of the coaches
- Panel Discussion "Academic careers for women"
Guests:
Prof. Chiara Daraio, Full Professor, ETHZ - Institute of Mechanical Systems
Dr. Anna Hersperger, Group Leader, WSL - Landscape Dynamics
Dr. Nele Schuwirth, Group Leader, EAWAG - Ecological Modelling
Dr. Claire Villevieille, Group Leader, PSI - General Energy
Testimonial
Dr. Marijana Mionic, EPFL
Moderation
Dr. Sarah Shephard
Registration & fees
The event is free of charge but requires registration for organizational purposes
About the program
This program offers young female scientists (PhD students, PhDs and others) the opportunity to reflect on their professional situations, develop a strategy for embarking or continuing on their career paths, receive targeted further training, and extend their personal and scientific networks. The aim, actively supported by all institutions of the ETH Domain, is to support women in their scientific careers and in the process to fix the 'leaky pipeline' of women in science.
More information
http://www.fix-the-leaky-pipeline.ch/events
Practical information
- General public
- Registration required
Organizer
- Equal Opportunities Office at EPFL
Contact
- Alexandra von Schack