Howard University ADVANCE-IT

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Web Name: Howard University ADVANCE-IT

WebSite: http://huadvanceit.howard.edu

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Register For HBCU-HDI Women in STEM Conference Today!!We aspire to weave our outcomes into the DNA of Howard University. HU ADVANCE-IT is unique in many ways. Howard University s size and rich legacy of research position HU ADVANCE-IT to focus on several facets of the faculty experience. These facets are addressed throughout our overall approach, which has also become our mantra Education. Advocacy. Empowerment.Our Media Campaign and our Women in STEM Archive Initiatives set us apart from many ADVANCE programs and are designed to support and promote Women STEM faculty at Howard. Our goal is to focus the world s attention on their timeline contributions, service, and scholarship to the Howard Community as well as their respective fields of study.Our ultimate goal is for Howard University to sustained many of these unique initiatives for a better Howard! HU ADVANCE-IT Initiatives and Events begin and end with scholarship. The first step in designing our initiatives involves investigating current and relevant research. We combine the contents of the literature with the needs of women STEM faculty at Howard to create amazing experiences to educate, advocate for, and empower. Our internal and external evaluation process enables us to formulate the resulting occurrences into powerful models and examples for others to follow. Women in STEM @ Howard UniversityPlease watch the livestream from Howard University Research Day (April 4, 2014) of our Women in STEM @ Howard University Panel, sponsored and hosted by HU ADVANCE-IT. Panelists Include (in order of presentations):*Dr. Sonya Smith, Moderator, PI, HU ADVANCE-ITDr. Georgia M. Dunston, HU ADVANCE-IT 2014 Researcher of the YearVeronica L, Nelson, Northrop Grumman CorporationDr. Cynthia Winston, Co-PI, HU ADVANCE-ITDr. Kelly Mack, Association of American Colleges and UniversitiesDr. Claudia Rankin, The National Science Foundation (NSF)Dr. Kimberly Jones, Howard UniversityMs. Leshell Hatley, Uplift, Inc. The proposed Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Conference is grounded in a long history (more than 75 years) of partnerships in higher education and government between Howard University and many regions of Africa, including 15 years since the establishment of the Howard University Republic of South Africa Project (HURSAP). The conference will build upon the recommendations of the 2012 HBCU-HDI USA ANC Centenary Conference by bringing together leaders from academia, industry and government to collaborate on strategies to attract and retain women in STEM. Particular attention will be targeted on attracting, promoting, and retaining women of color in STEM from HBCUs in the US and from HDIs in South Africa. More information

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