BTAA – WIT | (un)Biased?
ZoomLet's really talk about what it means to be (un)Biased Host: Mehrnaz Ahmadi Joobaneh, University of Wisconsin
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BTAA – WIT – Neurodivergence in the workplace, you are not broken
ZoomHost: Murday Kimmaree and Eric Postel, Indiana University We will discuss about neurodivergence in the workplace, most importantly, you are NOT broken. Zoom Link
Rutgers Women+ in Technology – Working Group Meeting
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BTAA – WIT | Climbing the career ladder vs being amazing in your role and growing in different ways
ZoomHost: Krista Dunger, University of Michigan
Cybersecurity and You (Why is it important and what is my role?)
ZoomIn this engaging virtual session, we’ll dive into the fascinating world of cybersecurity and explore why it matters to each one of us, regardless of our technical background. We all … Read More
BTAA – WIT | Frozen Moments
ZoomHosts: Courtney Terry & Audrey McNeill, Rutgers
BTAA – WIT | Continuous Improvement
ZoomHost: Nina Hamedani, University of Maryland
Rutgers Women+ in Technology – Working Group Meeting
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BTAA – WIT | Neurodivergence in the workplace: You are not broken
ZoomRESCHEDULED: Neurodivergence in the Workplace: You Are Not Broken | Kimmaree Murday and Eric Postel, Indiana University This one-hour session will explore real-world scenarios to discuss how to foster understanding … Read More
Ethical AI: Wishful Thinking or Reality? (*NEW COFFEE CATCHUP TIME 11:30am)
ZoomPlease join us for a coffee catch-up on the critical topic of AI, specifically GenAI. As this technology rapidly advances, becoming integrated into both our daily and professional lives, it … Read More
2025 Privacy Everywhere Conference
ZoomHuman-centered by Design Friday, January 24, 2025, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. CST Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology, 405 N. Mathews Ave. Urbana, IL and Online Free | Lunch … Read More
BTAA – Mini Conference – From Self-Doubt to Self-Confidence Mini-Conference
ZoomJoin us for an interactive session on how to manage Imposter Syndrome and bring Self-Doubt to Self-Confidence, presented by Beth Scheid, Associate Chief Information Officer at the University of Illinois. … Read More
Rutgers Women+ in Technology – Working Group Meeting
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BTAA – Coffee Catchup | Handling non-promotable work/tasks
ZoomOften we might be assigned non-promotable tasks without realizing the impact it has on our overall well-being and career path. We will collaborate in groups and listen to how folks … Read More
Spring 2025 – Rutgers WIT Hybrid Event – Fight Burnout at Work
RAB 110: 12 Chemistry Drive, New Brunswick, NJ 08901-1414 12 Chemistry Drive, New Brunswick, NJ, United StatesFight Burnout at Work This event will be hybrid, in person in New Brunswick and also available online. Dr. Ruth Adams Building: 110B Campus: Cook / Douglass Address: 12 Chemistry … Read More
BTAA – Coffee Catchup | Networking / Get To Know Each Other
ZoomJoin us to network and have the opportunity to connect with peers and build relationships in a friendly and relaxed environment. Register for Coffee Catchup
BTAA – Coffee Catchup | Gen Z Perspectives on the Higher Ed IT Workplace
ZoomShare and discuss perspectives and observations on how GenZ is experiencing the Higher Ed IT Workplace. Original ask: Would love to hear from Gen Z as they are entering in and becoming leaders in the IT workforce - what are their observations of the Higher Ed workplace? What do they wish they could change? What … Read More
Rutgers Women+ in Technology – Working Group Meeting
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BTAA – Coffee Catchup | Tech Tools, what are some lesser known tools that you have used?
ZoomFacilitated by: Laura Gordon, Rutgers University Tools have changed often over time. Have you found some great tools that you would like to share with everyone?
BTAA – Coffee Catchup | GenAI Can VS should. Eco impact!
This month we will dig deeper into discussion started during the January Coffee Catchup about GenAI and the ethical considerations of its use, focusing specifically on its environmental impact.