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IUB Women in Science Program (WISP)
A program of the Office for Women's Affairs, WISP seeks to create a supportive and proactive learning and working
environment in which women in science can thrive and succeed. WISP's Advisory Board, made up of dedicated science and technology faculty, develop and implement programs that promote the participation of women in science, mathematics and technology at Indiana University. Check us out on Facebook and MySpace! WISP activities include:
- The Women in Science Research Conference 2007 Participants
- The Outstanding Women in Science Speaker Series Past Speakers
- Tours of science-related sites on campus Past Tours
- Maintaining a list of science
tutoring resources- Collecting & posting funding opportunities for women in science
- Maintaining a Women in Science Library: Book List
- Awarding Travel Grants to women in science studying at IUB
- Publishing the WISP Wire
Upcoming Events:
The Office for Women's Affairs and the Women in
Science Faculty Advisory Board is please to invite you to attend
Life Sciences at Indiana University
An Outstanding Women in Science Lecture by
Dr. Ora Pescovitz
Interim Vice President for Research Administration,
Indiana University; Executive Associate Dean for Research Affairs,
Edwin Letzter Professor of Pediatrics, IU School of Medicine;
President and CEO, Riley Hospital for Children
What is IU doing in Life Sciences? What do we
need to do better?
Thursday, April 17, 2008
6:00 - 7:30 PM
Rawles Hall, Room 100
Reception Immediately Following

This September WISP is established a Women in Science
Student Group. Its primary purpose is to support women in science
by creating a positive environment for group members to interact.
In addition, the group will reach out to other women and girls in
the community to encourage them to pursue futures in science. Group
activities will include social events and community service opportunities.
Participation will be both fun and rewarding. Are you a woman pursuing
or planning to pursue a future in science? Join our student group
by e-mailing wisp@indiana.edu.
Check us out on Facebook
and MySpace!
Helpful Links
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IU
Women in Astronomy The IU Astronomy Department receives
high marks for its friendly and supportive atmosphere for students.
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IU
Women in Computing is an organization that provides support
and information to enhance the education of women in computing
at Indiana University. Members include faculty, students and
staff in Computer Science, Informatics and SLIS departments.
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IU
Women in Chemistry
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A national organization for women and girls in science,
technology, engineering, and mathematics. On both local and
national levels AWIS provides mentoring, scholarships and job
listings.
- Graduate Women in Science
is a national organization that seeks to advance the participation
and recognition of women in science and to foster research through
grants, awards and fellowships.
- Women in
Science Technology and Engineering and Mathematics ON THE AIR!
WAMC Northeast Public Radio presents educational and inspirational
radio stories about fascinating women working in fields and careers
related to science, technology, engineering and mathematics; and
find out about programs working to encourage young girls and young
women to follow in their footsteps.
- Sigma Xi is an international,
multidisciplinary research society that honors and encourages
excellence in scientific investigation and companionship and cooperation
among researchers in all fields of science and engineering. Click
here for
Sigma Xi's Bloomington chapter.
- Title
IX"No Person in the United States shall, on the basis
of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits
of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program
or activity receiving federal financial assistance" Title
IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, 20 U.S.C. 1681 et
seq. How does Title IX apply to women in science? Check
out the National Science Foundation's PowerPoint
slide show and information
sheet to learn more.
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