Welcome to our Pre-2011 website! We're migrating to a social networking environment.
Please check out our new website: www.awisnj.org
The links at left are active, and you can dig around in this site to see what we've been up to.
Our programs are open to all, most are free.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Events We Plan: Fall 2010
Wednesday, October 6 at Rutgers- two free programs (register for one or both)
Cosponsored by the new PSM (Professional Science Master) program. There is no charge, but please register. Light refreshments will be served from 6:00-6:30.
For Details and Registration Click Here
For your Parking Pass, Click Here
For Driving Directions, Click Here
4-6 pm "Preparing to Write Successful NSF Grants"
Catherine Duckett Ph.D. Associate Dean, School of Science, Monmouth University
NSF Proposal Writing Guidelines (Click here for a pdf)
6-8:30 pm "Improving Work-Life Balance in the Sciences" Cynthia Simpson, M.Ed, CAE, AWIS Director of Programs and External Relations. This program is provided to AWIS chapters courtesy of a three-year grant from the Elsevier Foundation.
-------------------------
Events We CoSponsor Have an idea for a future event? Please get in touch with us at awis_cjc@yahoo.com
Tuesday, October 19 at the College of New Jersey,
6-8:30 PM: Joint Meeting with Philadelphia Chapter: Dinner and Lecture
"Pharma's Ties with Academic Medicine: Ethical Concerns?" Dr. Katherine A Taylor, University of Pennsylvania
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
More Great Events and Programs: If you would like us to post your event, please send a one-line description and your link to: awis_cjc@yahoo.com
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Grants, Awards, Fellowships, etc
Deadline January 4, 2011: Einstein Fellowship Application
The Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellowship is a paid fellowship for K–12 science, math, engineering, and technology (STEM) teachers to spend a school year in Washington, DC, serving in a federal agency or on Capitol Hill. For the 2011–2012 school year, learn more at Triangle Coalition website. If you have questions, contact Program Manager Kathryn Culbertson at culbertsonk@triangle-coalition.org.