The Scientista Foundation Presidents' Circle Program
About
The Presidents' Circle is the Scientista Foundation's newest initiative aimed at connecting and empowering the leaders of student women in science organizations. Members of the Presidents' Circle are able to connect with one another through the Scientista Foundation with the mission of finding solutions to the toughest problems that aspiring women in STEM face. Scientista provides PC members with a platform to connect with regional and national networks and communities, as well as resources for themselves and their organizations. The PC members will work together to increase the numbers of intercollegiate events and collaborations, allowing for a larger, stronger community for women in STEM. Leaders who partake in the PC program also gain lifetime access to our growing network of professionals and student leaders in STEM.
2011-2012
We are pleased to present our newest members of 2012! Click on each members' name for a Q/A with each of the inspirational student scientistas in STEM. For current PC members, click here for a list of resources.
[Last Updated: April 2012]
Join
If you are a President/Leader of an undergraduate or graduate science organization and would like to be a part of this powerful community of women in science, please contact us at contact@scientistafoundation.com.
The Presidents' Circle is the Scientista Foundation's newest initiative aimed at connecting and empowering the leaders of student women in science organizations. Members of the Presidents' Circle are able to connect with one another through the Scientista Foundation with the mission of finding solutions to the toughest problems that aspiring women in STEM face. Scientista provides PC members with a platform to connect with regional and national networks and communities, as well as resources for themselves and their organizations. The PC members will work together to increase the numbers of intercollegiate events and collaborations, allowing for a larger, stronger community for women in STEM. Leaders who partake in the PC program also gain lifetime access to our growing network of professionals and student leaders in STEM.
2011-2012
We are pleased to present our newest members of 2012! Click on each members' name for a Q/A with each of the inspirational student scientistas in STEM. For current PC members, click here for a list of resources.
[Last Updated: April 2012]
Join
If you are a President/Leader of an undergraduate or graduate science organization and would like to be a part of this powerful community of women in science, please contact us at contact@scientistafoundation.com.
Presidents' Circle Members, 2012
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University of Arizona
Johanna Teske Co-leader Astronomy, 4th year of Ph.D. program B.S. in Physics from American University University of Arizona Boston College Laura Paige Co-President, Women in Science and Technology Neuroscience Major Class of 2012 Boston College Emily Gilligan Co-President, Women in Science and Technology Biology Major Class of 2013 Boston College Boston University Meredith Danowski President, Graduate Women in Science and Engineering (GWISE) Astronomy PhD, 4th year Boston University Columbia University Brenda Rubenstein Women in Science at Columbia Theoretical Chemistry/Physics 4th-Year Graduate Student Columbia University' Gwen Effgen President, Society of Women Engineers Graduate Group PhD candidate, Biomedical Engineering Columbia University |
Harvard University
Shaira Bhanji Director, Harvard Scientista Chapter Economics Major, Global Health/Health Policy Class of 2014 Harvard College Meredith MacGregor President, Science Club for Girls Astrophysics PhD Candidate (Expected 2016) Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS) Loyola University Maryland Sarah Tartaglia Co-Director, Loyola University Maryland Scientista Chapter Psychology Major, Sociology Minor Class of 2013 Loyola University Maryland Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Grace Young Vice President, MIT Undergraduate Women in Physics Physics/Mechanical Engineering Major Class of 2014 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Kay (Furman) Everett Co-President, Graduate Women at MIT (GWAMIT) Medical Engineering PhD Candidate G5 (expected 2013) Harvard-MIT Jean Yang Co-President, Graduate Women at MIT (GWAMIT) Computer Science (Programming Languages) PhD Candidate (expected graduation 2013) Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) |
Northeastern University
Kristine Gonzales President, Society of Women Engineers Mechanical Engineering, 4th year Northeastern University Princeton University Stephanie Goldfarb President, Graduate Women in Science and Engineering (GWISE) at Princeton PhD Candidate Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Neuroscience (Expected 2012) Princeton University Tufts University Alexandra Dewsnap Co-Director, Tufts Scientista Chapter Chemical Engineering Major Class of 2015 Tufts University Madeline Ching Co-Director, Tufts Scientista Chapter Mechanical Engineering Major Class of 2015 Tufts University Yale University Shannon Stewart Yale University Past President, Women in Science at Yale (WISAY) Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology 2013 Scientista National Christina Tartaglia Co-Founder, The Scientista Foundation BA in Molecular and Cellular Biology Certificate in Health Policy Harvard College Class of 2009 Julia Tartaglia Co-Founder, The Scientista Foundation BA in Human Evolutionary Biology Honors Track in Mind, Brain and Behavior Harvard College Class of 2011 |
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