@CWICNetwork's Chapter advocating for #Women and #URM in the Chemical Sciences. Follow us for updates on our events on https://xitter.cf/t.co/0Y55Puj4pQ
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Joined June 2018
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USASK-WIC welcomes all students to join us to share your culture and cuisine at the 'MULTICULTURAL POTLUCK' on 22nd Aug 24! #ShareYourCulture #ShareTheJoy
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Join us for the 2023-2024 J.W.T. Spinks Lecture Series presented by Dr. Valeria Molinero, University of Utah
General Lecture – Thursday, March 7, STM Auditorium
Research Lecture – Friday, March 8, Arts 146
artsandscience.usask.ca/news…
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Join us for the 2023-2024 J.W.T. Spinks Lecture Series presented by Dr. Valeria Molinero, University of Utah.
General Lecture - March 7, 7 pm, STM Auditorium
Research Lecture - March 8, 2 pm, Arts 146
artsandscience.usask.ca/news…
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Join the US @theNASEM for @IUPAC and @beyondbenign in our own #GWB2024 to discuss the role of women in #GreenChemistry toward achieving a sustainable future! 🌱
🔛The event is happening on Feb. 27 @ 12:00 PM (ET)! Register here: events.nationalacademies.org…
Working for inclusivity in chemistry (WIC) - USASK is hosting a hybrid event: "Transitioning from academics to professional life" on Tuesday, 20th February 2024, 4-6 pm (CST) at ARTS 146.
You can register for in-person and online attendance here. forms.gle/fEe9G1LMYZF5JL119
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@usaskchem students recently attended a tour of the @SRCnews Geo Analytical Labs, organized by @UsaskWiC. Students visited various labs, such as the Advanced Microanalytic Centre. It was a great opportunity to learn about labs with both research and commercial applications!
#YXE come see us at @usask Open House! Know more about what chemists do and all the opportunities #chemistry can open for you! 👩🏾🔬👩🔬👨🏿🔬👨🏽🔬Thanks to @USaskChem @VWR @thermofisher @Agilent and SFR (Systems For Research) for your support to promote chemistry to our young community💚!
Such an exciting lecture with @DrLisaWillis this Sep. 25th 😎!
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Very nice portrait!
#WomenInScience #SciLit
#SciLit PhD student @JennyPanchuk👩🏽🔬: "...Being an ICE (Inorganic Chemistry Exchange) student in the Bieringer lab at @umanitoba had initially motivated me to pursue chemistry. All the support I received along the way also made me more confident to do so!..."
Happy SCIENCE literacy week ✨🎊! Share your excitement for science 😀!
What motivated you to start your science path 👀🔎? Whether it was a person, a class, a movie, a drawing; we want to know your story! #SciLit
#AcademicChatter #chemtwitter #WomeninSTEM #scicomm RT!
#SciLit PhD student @JennyPanchuk👩🏽🔬: "...Being an ICE (Inorganic Chemistry Exchange) student in the Bieringer lab at @umanitoba had initially motivated me to pursue chemistry. All the support I received along the way also made me more confident to do so!..."
#SciLit Dr. Amy Stevens👩🏻🔬: "...I didn't plan my career path. I just loved (and still love) to learn new things, especially about the world around us. Science seemed a great way to do that and it's what keeps me going!"... Right: set-up I use to measure the lifetime of molecules!
So nice to see @usaskArtSci featuring Dr. Elaheh Khozeimeh @Elakh7 (co-founder of @UsaskWiC 😉)!!! Read-up! 💚
We are excited for Dr. Cora Young @SVOCora's seminar at @USaskChem this Sep 27th!!! She is one of the amazing @cenmag Talented 12! 😎
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It started for me when I made “mole” cookies in high school! Loved learn about how things worked and how even baking cookies could be chemistry 😆. My Chem teacher was really amazing and made everything fun! (Bonus my group won the best tasting cookies too 😂) – at Oshawa, Ontario
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I entered science because I wanted to be just like Miss Frizzle from #TheMagicSchoolBus, I stayed because I had excellent mentors who fostered my passion for science, and science education.