BTAA – Coffee Catchup – Women’s Equality Day Discussion
ZoomAugust Coffee Catchup - August 17, 9:00am - 9:30am CST | 10:00am - 10:30am EST Theme: Women's Equality Day Discussion Hosted by the BTAA - DEI Group Join the meetup … Read More
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BTAA – Coffee Catchup – Fighting against the double standard people have for women and men, and white people and BIPOC.
ZoomWe will discuss and learn how to fight against the double standard people have for women, men, white people and BIPOC. Participate in a discussion in a safe space with … Read More
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Rutgers – WIT Networking Get Together
ZoomJoin us as we take some time to really get to know each other. This could be called 'speed networking'. We will pair you up with someone for 5 minutes, … Read More
BTAA – Coffee Catchup – Rock your LinkedIn profile
ZoomWe will take the time to learn from each other and from some great LinkedIn Learning resources. We should all have an updated Linkedin Profile, but how should we do it?
BTAA – Coffee Catchup – DEI – Honoring Cultural Differences in the work place
ZoomWe will spend some time learning about each other's cultural differences and how we can respect each other in the work place.
BTAA – Coffee Catchup – Skills on Linkedin
ZoomWhat skills have you learned using linked in? Let's compile a list of great classes that you want to share with others so we can all improve our skillsets!
BTAA – Mini Conference – Embrace the Journey
ZoomWe all have different backgrounds with different ‘curves’ of progress; where we are now is how we worked with successes; seeing it mapped out on a graph brings it home … Read More
BTAA – WIT – Salary Negotiation Panel Discussion
ZoomUW-Madison is hosting a Salary Negotiation Panel Discussion available to all BTAA institutions to attend Click here to Register
BTAA – WIT – How to use your voice for others
ZoomApril 19 - How to use your voice for others Host: Amanda Thornton 30 minute session 10am - 10:30am EST | 9am - 9:30am CST https://www.btaa.org/witcoffeecatchups
BTAA – Coffee Catchup – Mentoring
ZoomMay 17 – Mentoring Host: Annie M Speicher <annie.speicher@northwestern.edu> 30 minute session 10am - 10:30am EST | 9am - 9:30am CST https://btaa.zoom.us/j/95665026189?pwd=RHRiUytHVkVESXJocWE4N0N0VVlCUT09
Confronting Bias: Thriving Across Our Differences – Hybrid Event (Rutgers WIT)
224 Tillet Hall, Livingston Campus, Piscataway, NJ 224 Tillet Hall, Piscataway, NJ, United StatesYou can join us in person or via zoom. We will 'take' the LinkedIn learning class and discuss the topics together. Vernā Myers teaches the class. She won't be 'personally … Read More
BTAA – WIT – Career Mapping Journey
ZoomJune 21 - Career Mapping Journey Host: Laura Gordon & Career Mapping Team 1 hour session 10am - 11am EST | 9am - 10am CST https://btaa.zoom.us/j/95665026189?pwd=RHRiUytHVkVESXJocWE4N0N0VVlCUT09
BTAA – WIT – How to advocate for yourself
ZoomJuly 19 – How to advocate for yourself Host: University of Michigan - Jennifer Swaney 30 minute session 10am - 10:30am EST | 9am - 9:30am CST https://www.btaa.org/witcoffeecatchups
Rutgers – WIT Working Group Meeting
ZoomPlease join our working group and help to plan future Women+ in IT events for Rutgers Faculty and Staff. All are welcome! Click here to Register
BTAA – WIT – Demo of Career Development System
ZoomAugust 16 - Demo of Career Development System Host: Renee Petrina and Jenna Ellis, Indiana University 1 hour session: (10-11 EST, 9-10 CST) https://btaa.zoom.us/j/95665026189?pwd=RHRiUytHVkVESXJocWE4N0N0VVlCUT09
BTAA – WIT | Preparing for conference speaking
ZoomCreating a good talk; What great talks have you seen Host: Amanda Thorton, University of Wisconsin
Rutgers WIT | Working Group Meeting
ZoomJoin our working group committee as we plan events for the upcoming year.
BTAA – WIT | Personal Branding
ZoomTopic: Personal Branding Mehrnaz , University of Wisconsin
Rutgers WIT Event – Frozen Moments
185 South Orange Avenue Medical Science Building, Rm C680 Newark, NJ 07103 185 South Orange Avenue, Newark, NJ, United StatesA WIT / DEI Focused Event Have you ever walked away from a situation and wish you had responded differently. People make inappropriate comments regarding race, age, disabilities and the … Read More