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| UpComing Events Spring 2012
The Women’s Faculty Network and Women Faculty’s Spring Luncheon Sbisa Dining Hall (Quiet Room) Programming includes:
R.Bowen Loftin, President Academic Journeys Mary Alfred, Associate Dean, College of Education
Registration Required by 10AM Monday, April 16 $10/Person - Pay at the door (cash, check, or account #) The first 10 post-docs to register will get in free
Buffet service begins at 11:30am Buffet lunch includes vegetarian tortilla soup, balsamic grilled vegetables, Caesar salad, grilled chicken, rolls, fresh fruit salad, coffee and tea.
Past Events
lOOKING aFTER yOURSELF- a TALK ON wOMEN'S hEALTH AND nUTRITION sPEAKER: kAREN kUBENA, pH.d. tHURSDAY mARCH 22, 2012 9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. rOOM 311, gLASSCOCK cENTER.
WFN FALL LUNCHEON: (CO-SPONSORED BY THE OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF FACULTIES: Friday November 11, 2011 .
WFN COFFEE: WHAT IT TAKES TO BECOME A FULL PROFESSOR AND HOW TO GET THERE
Please come and meet a distinguished panel of faculty who will offer valuable insight for associate professors at all levels. The Dean of Faculties, Dr. Antonio Cepeda-Benito, will provide opening comments and the panel will discuss what is expected in a full professor package and provide practical advice on how to get there. To see the video ot this coffee please click here: Panelists: Antonio Cepeda-Benito, Dean of Faculties, Texas A&M University Mary Alfred, Professor and Associate Dean, College of Education and Human Development Patricia Hurley, Associate Dean for Faculty and Graduate Programs, College of Liberal Arts Eluned Jones, Professor and Director, Master of Agribusiness Program, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Helen Reed, Professor, Department of Aerospace Engineering, Dwight Look College of Engineering Wednesday, October 5, 2011 For more information, please contact: Ginger Carney (gcarney@bio.tamu.edu) or Mary Beth Hueste (mhueste@tamu.edu). COFFEE HOUR: HOW TO BE A GOOD MENTOR TO YOUR FACULTY COLLEAGUES
Friday, September 2nd, 9:00 - 10:30 Panelists: Karan Watson - Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs, Recipient of the WFN Outstanding Mentoring Award Sherry Yennello - Professor of Chemistry, Recipient of the WFN Outstanding Mentoring Award Jane Welsh – Professor in Veterinary Integrative Biosciences, Recipient of the WFN Outstanding Mentoring Award Malatesha (Malt) Joshi - Professor of Teaching, Language, and Culture, Recipient of College of Education and Human Development Outstanding Faculty Mentoring Award Rafael Lara-Alecio - Professor of Educational Psychology, Recipient of College of Education and Human Development Outstanding Faculty Mentoring Award. Please come and meet a distinguished panel of faculty who have been recognized as Outstanding Faculty Mentors by Texas A&M University. Ask questions and learn tips about how to become a successful faculty mentor yourself or working effectively with a faculty mentor. To view this talk please visit the following links: https://mediamatrix.tamu.edu/streams/449259/Faculty_Coffee_Hour_-_part_1
GOING INTO ADMINISTRATION - MOVING TO THE OTHER SIDE
Friday, February 20th, 11:30 - 1:00
Panelists: Women's Faculty Network in conjunction with Black History month but would like to encourage any faculty members to join us for a frank discussion of the pros and cons of going into administration. ASSESSING YOUR OPTIONS AND DEFINING YOUR GOALS
The 17th Annual Career and Professional Development Conference hosted by Women in Science & Engineering (WISE) The conference takes place Feb. 21 at the Memorial Student Center, with a pre-conference reception held Friday evening (Feb. 20) at the University Club. Deadlineto register for the conference is Feb. 17. Conference speakers are from diverse fields of science and engineering and will address topics related to networking, setting personal goals, transitioning from grad school to the professional world and pursuing dreams. The keynote address, "Strategies for Career Success: New Models of Flexibility forAcademia," will be delivered by Mary Anne Holmes, Associate Professor ofPractice, Department of Geosciences, University of Nebraska - Lincoln and the Director of Advance-Nebraska. The registration fee is $15 for students and $25 for non--students, and includes the reception Friday evening, a conference packet and lunch on Saturday. Free childcare will be provided upon request. For more information, a complete schedule of events, and additional speaker presentation descriptions, visit http://outreach.science.tamu.edu/wise.asp or contact the College of Science Educational Outreach and Women's Programs at 845-7363.
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