
Encouraging leadership, excellence, and promoting diversity in STEM. AWE hosts general meetings, events, seminars, and more in the Department of @tamuentomology
College Station, TX
Joined August 2020
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Aggie Women in Entomology (AWE) retweeted
Come through Azalea 1 now to hear me blab about how traditional taxonomy is broken and maybe how we can begin to repair past bias! #EntSoc23 🌈
Make sure to come check out the AWE Member symposium on Wednesday! #EntSoc23 @EntsocAmerica We explore the diversity of careers in Entomology and career paths with @TheBugChicks, @ArachnologyNerd, @mwsiebert and Dr. Katie Buckley!
Aggie Women in Entomology (AWE) retweeted
Best talk I have heard in a long time. Learned a great deal and had my perspective shifted. I might have done more taxonomy work years ago had I heard it then. 🤩
Come through Azalea 1 now to hear me blab about how traditional taxonomy is broken and maybe how we can begin to repair past bias! #EntSoc23 🌈
Make sure to come check out the AWE Member symposium on Wednesday! #EntSoc23 @EntsocAmerica We explore the diversity of careers in Entomology and career paths with @TheBugChicks, @ArachnologyNerd, @mwsiebert and Dr. Katie Buckley!
Aggie Women in Entomology (AWE) retweeted
When I give talks to middle school I’m very intentional with how I present myself.
It’s around this age that girls’ interest in science starts to decline.
This is the age when stereotypes start to impact whether or not they see themselves in STEM
AWE and EGSO are hosting the Mentor-Mentee research mentorship symposium now in KLCT 117 until 7:30pm! Come check out the amazing research being done by TAMU Grad and Undergrads in the Entomology Department
Aggie Women in Entomology (AWE) retweeted
Want to get involved in our department? Check out The Aggie Women in Entomology organization! This group strives to help women in STEM fields develop and enrich leadership skills through professional development and educational experience. Learn more! fal.cn/3wsdK
Aggie Women in Entomology (AWE) retweeted
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension is hiring for an IPM Agent in Wharton, TX. Come work with me and other great people in @tamuentomology and @txextension: tamus.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/…. #tamubugs
Aggie Women in Entomology (AWE) retweeted
In addition to the MS position, we have a PhD position open🐜🌾!
@NMSUWeedEcology and I are seeking a PhD student to work on soil Spatial Ecology/Entomology in NM. Please contact me at [email protected] and/or Dr. Erik Lehnhoff ([email protected]) for more info.
Thank you to all of our incredible speakers and organizers this year for making our ##entsoc2022 symposium, Highlighting Women’s Research in Entomology, a success! We will be highlighting our speakers throughout the coming days, so stay tuned! #entsoc22
Aggie Women in Entomology (AWE) retweeted
Happy to have catch @ali_mcafee talk at #EntSoc22 about bees and bumblebees survival in our warming environment! Grateful for the @TAMUAWE @TAMU students for organizing this great symposium :)
Join us in room 111 for AWEs symposium Highlighting Women’s Research in Entomology at #EntSoc22 #entsoc2022 starting with @ali_mcafee and their research on honey bee survival and fertility under heat stress!
Aggie Women in Entomology (AWE) retweeted
#EntSoc22 Be sure to check out our symposium this afternoon from 1:30-4:30pm!! Organized by graduate students to showcase outstanding research by women in entomology! @TAMUAWE @tamuentomology
Aggie Women in Entomology (AWE) retweeted
🚨 Great opportunity at the University of Minnesota 🚨A President’s Postdoctoral Fellowship Program (PPFP) opportunity is available in the Entomology Department with possibility of tenure track position. Details available at: entomology.umn.edu/ppfp-hiri…. Deadline: November 30, 2022. – at Falcon Heights, MN
Aggie Women in Entomology (AWE) retweeted
Through a collaboration with CC Creations, they have an online store where you can buy ENTO gear! A portion of the proceeds will go to the EGSO.
Orders can be picked up at CC Creations store or shipped to your home! Order by October 27! #TAMUBugs
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Aggie Women in Entomology (AWE) retweeted
Women pursuing careers in entomology face persistent challenges in obtaining jobs compared to men, according to a new study analyzing career tracks of recent entomology doctoral graduates. entomologytoday.org/2022/10/…
Aggie Women in Entomology (AWE) retweeted
We are pleased to host Aggie Alum Dr. Chloe Hawkings from @RU_Entomology as our @TAMUAWE invited @tamuentomology seminar speaker today. #tamubugs
Aggie Women in Entomology (AWE) retweeted
I’m humbled to share with my entomology colleagues, friends, & family that I was elected as the Vice-President elect of ESA. I’m grateful for all my mentors leading up to this point. It’s an honor that I take seriously as a begin starting this November. Thanks for your confidence
NEWS: ESA has announced the results of its 2022-2023 elections. Congratulations to Lina Bernaola (@LinaBernaola) of @tamuentomology @AgriLife, who has been elected as the next Vice President-Elect of the Society. MORE: entsoc.org/news/press-releas…






























