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Association for Women in Science

New Fellows Announced and Recognized
 
The Association for Women in Science announced its 2009 Class of Fellows, seven women and one man, at an awards ceremony and reception held in conjunction with the annual meeting of AAAS, in Chicago, Illinois.

The 2009 AWIS Fellows are:
  • Donna J. Dean, Ph.D., Senior Science Advisor, Lewis-Burke Associates LLC
  • Winifred Doane, Ph.D., Professor Emeritas, Molecular & Cellular Biology Program, Arizona State University
  • Howard Georgi, Ph.D., Mallinckrodt Professor of Physics, Department of Physics, Harvard University
  • Ursuala Goodenough, Ph.D., Professor of Biology, Department of Biology, Washington University
  • Jo Handelsman, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Bacteriology and Plant Pathology, University of Wisconsin - Madison  
  • Beverly Karplus Hartline, Ph.D., Special Assistant to the Provost and Interim Dean of Graduate Studies and Research, Delaware State University
  • Judith M. Iriarte-Gross, Professor of Chemistry, Department of Chemistry, Middle Tennessee State University 
  • Dr. Virginia Valian, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Psychology and Biopsychology, Hunter College-CUNY
Criteria for selection as an AWIS Fellow is a demonstrated exemplary commitment to the achievement of equity for women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).  The first AWIS Fellows were named in 1996, as part of AWIS'  25th anniversary celebration.  The 2009 Class brings, to date, 142 AWIS Fellows so honored by the organization.

Biographies

AWIS is Mentoring

AWIS is Mentoring

When considering a mentoring relationship, find someone who is honest. It may help to look outside of your workplace or outside of your department because your immediate co-workers may not always be comfortable giving the advice or guidance that you need is someone to bounce ideas off of to make sure they make sense. AWIS has great resources on mentoring (Sherri Marts)

AWIS in Networking

AWIS in Networking

My focus is networking and career development for women in science.  That's why I like the multi-disciplinary nature of AWIS. The women are from all sectors of the work force. As a member of the San Diego chapter of AWIS, I got to learn about networking and how powerful it can be. (Holly Soutter)    Join an AWIS Chapter today

AWIS is Coaching

AWIS is Coaching

I recommend AWIS coaching to any professional who finds herself asking, "what now?" or "how can I improve myself?" (Evelyn Jabri)