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| Calendar 2007 |
March 29, 2007 (See Home Page)
A Celebration of Women Scientists: A Tribute to Marjorie Zucker, Ph.D
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April 25th, 2006
Awards Ceremony for Outstanding Women Scientists
June 10th, 2005
AWIS Benefit Showing of "Aliens of the Deep"
April 26th, 2005
Awards Ceremony for Outstanding Women Scientist
Thursday, May 8 2005: NYBIO Jobs 2003, NYBA/Naturejobs Spring Career Fair, noon to 5 pm
New York Academy of Sciences, 2 E 63rd St, New York, NY
Career Expert will discuss Practical Strategies to Manage Careers
The New York Biotechnology Association and Naturejobs announces a presentation of Strategies to Manage Careers by career expert Ms. Deb Koen, VP of Career Development Services and a columnist for Career Journal, who will address practical strategies to manage careers. Among the topics addressed will be networking, job search tracking in tough times and effective communication in resumes and interviews. Each half-hour session (12:30 and 3:30) will be followed by an open Q&A session. Naturejobs hopes to provide job seekers timely, current information and job opportunities along with practical advice for job seekers. Ms. Koen will also be available between sessions at the Naturejobs booth to speak with individuals, answer specific questions, review resumes and provide helpful tips for job seekers.
Additionally, Ms. Koen is the co-author of Career Choice, Change & Challenge (JIST, 2000).
For more information about the NYBA/Naturejobs Career Fair please visit NYBA.
Contact Dr. Tina Lopingo for more information.
Saturday, May 31: Is There Life After Graduate School?! Yes!, our 11th Symposium on alternative careers in science, 10 am to noon
Room 415 Hunter West, Hunter College, E 68th St and Lexington Ave, New York, NY
Speakers:
Dr. Katherine Keenan (Aventis) on becoming a Clinical Research Associate
Dr. Shilpa Patel (Fish & Neave) on being a Technical Advisor at a law firm
Dr. Pat Rockwell (Hunter College) on academic vs. industry research
Dr. Tari Suprapto (Memorial Sloan Kettering) on Academic Technology Transfer
Dr. Nancy Barbour (Bristol Myers) on R&D at a pharmaceutical company
Supported by The New York Biotechnology Association, Metro Women Chemists Topical Group (NY and NJ sections of the American Chemical Society), and Hunter College Gender Equity Project (funded in part by the NSF).
Contact Dr. Tina Lopingo for more information.
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