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SUMMARY:NJEdge Women Leaders in Technology Professional Network: Beyond Implicit Bias: Individuals and Institutions
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Patti Ippoliti\, MBA\, Ph.D.\nPresident\, PI Associates\, LLC\, Assistant Professor\, Rutgers Business School \nAgenda\n\n5 p. m. – 6:15 p. m.  Registration\, networking\, cocktails\n6:15 p.m. – 6:45 p.m.   Dinner\n6:45 p.m. – 8 p.m.   Speaker & dessert\n\nDiversity of thought is crucial in coming up with the right solutions to business challenges\, customer success and creative thinking in tech; however\, women are underrepresented in this industry.  According to a 2017 National Center for Women & Information Technology report\, only 26% of tech roles in the U.S. were held by women\, while the percentage of women CIOs (Chief Information Officers) at Fortune 500 companies was just 17%.  Many of the most persistent obstacles to achieving gender parity in tech are related to unconscious bias. Everyone has unconscious biases\, inherent ideas and impressions about certain groups leading to unfounded conclusions about people in those groups.  Come learn how to overcome personal and institutional implicit biases that can keep organizations from realizing their full potential. \nThis symposium will highlight: \n\nThe social science behind implicit bias.\nThe definition of implicit bias and examples of how it affects our personal and professional lives as well as the success of organizations.\nThe circumstances under which you are more likely to be predisposed to implicit bias in your decision making as well as ways to combat such tendencies.\n\nWho should attend?\nAnyone interested in learning more about unconscious bias\nAll genders are welcome! \nRegister\nCocktails and Dinner Included!  Cost: $25
URL:https://wit.rutgers.edu/event/njedge-women-leaders-in-technology-professional-network-beyond-implicit-bias-individuals-and-institutions/
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SUMMARY:Women Designing the Future Conference - "Game Changers!"
DESCRIPTION:We’ve got an exciting and timely new WDF conference coming up on March 29\, 2019– Game Changers! Technological Innovations that Will Transform Our Lives–and we hope you will be able join us. The conference runs from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm on the NJIT campus in Newark and includes a continental breakfast\n(8:30)\, buffet lunch\, and complimentary onsite parking. You’ll have an opportunity to interact with key women thought leaders as they explore how game-changing technological innovations will both disrupt and improve our lives over the next ten years. Topics include including new applications of artificial intelligence\, robotics and the future of work\, next generation genomics\, and break-through personalized medical technologies. The conference also includes a special Leadership Workshop on the power of personal branding—“What Makes You Stand Out.” \nSpeakers include: \nJane Oates\, President\, WorkingNation & former Asst. Secretary of Labor under President Obama \nChitra Dorai\, CEO\, Amicus Brain & former IBM Fellow (A.I.) \nRochelle Hendricks\, former NJ Secretary of Higher Education \nAisha Glover\, President & CEO\, the Newark Alliance \nSally J. Nadler\, Asst. Dean & Director\, the Douglass Project for Rutgers Women in STEM \nGilda Barabino\, Dean\, the Grove School of Engineering\, CCNY \nCamilia Prodan\, Associate Professor\, NJIT Department of Physics \nVarsha Waishampayan\, CEO & Lead Founder\, WINGS for Growth \nAmy Liao\, President\, GENEWIZ \nTara Alvarez\, Professor\, NJIT Department of Biomedical Engineering \nColleen Riley\, Vice President\, Science & Technology\, Stryker \nAmy Hoover\, Assistant Professor\, NJIT Department of Informatics \nLydia Wood\, Campaigner Coordinator\, NuclearBan.US
URL:https://wit.rutgers.edu/event/women-designing-the-future-conference-game-changers/
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SUMMARY:NorthEast Regional Computing Program (NERCOMP): Women's History Month - A Leadership Ecosystem Webinar
DESCRIPTION:https://nercomp.org/forms/meeting/Microsite/women_history \nEvent Overview\nThe NERCOMP Leadership Ecosystem has elected to celebrate Women’s History Month by focusing our March webinar on women who are early to mid-career and finding ways to lead. The challenges of women in technology related roles are fairly well known as the number of women in technology professions remains well below the percentage of women in the workforce\, and in recent years has declined. In this webinar\, we have three accomplished panelists who will invite us into their experiences\, including those that have been challenging and those that have been the most impactful. They’ll share their perspectives on opportunities for continued career and leadership growth. \nWorkshop Organizer: Cindy Mitchell of Colby College & the Leadership Ecosystem Working Group\n​Moderator: Kara Amana | Associate Director\, MBA Technology | Harvard Business School
URL:https://wit.rutgers.edu/event/northeast-regional-computing-program-nercomp-womens-history-month-a-leadership-ecosystem-webinar/
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SUMMARY:Stargazing Tour
DESCRIPTION:Join us as we view the stars. See celestial objects such as Jupiter and its moons\, a super close-up of our Moon! Available to the public of all ages\, family and friends\, join us!
URL:https://wit.rutgers.edu/event/stargazing-tour/
LOCATION:ABS I – Room 303\, 65 Davidson Road\, Piscataway\, NJ\, 08854\, United States
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SUMMARY:Example Event
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LOCATION:ABS I – Room 303\, 65 Davidson Road\, Piscataway\, NJ\, 08854\, United States
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