Women’s Staff Network rated ‘awesome’ by Inclusive Networks

The University’s Women’s Staff Network has been recognised as an Awesome Network by Inclusive Networks. Inclusive […]

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Tags: award, Catherine Bird, equality and diversity, Inclusive Networks, Laura Higgins, prize, staff, staff network, women, Women’s Staff Network

Gender matters in educational leadership

Dr Kay Fuller and the School of Education present this seminar, which will explore the importance of gender in educational leadership.

Tags: Centre for Research in Educational Leadership and Management, diversity, education, equality, gender, Kay Fuller, School of Education, teaching, women

Elevating voices – WinSET conference 2015

Join the WinSET (Women in Science, Engineering and Technology) conference 2015, featuring keynote speakers Baroness Brenda Dean, Honorary President of WinSET and Dr Heather Williams, Director of Science Grrl. Followed by discussion.

Tags: Brenda Dean, conference, engineering, Heather Williams, Kelly Vere, science, Science Grrl, technician, WinSET, women

Women’s Staff Network Conference 2015

As part of International Women’s Day, join the Women’s Staff Network Conference 2015, featuring Professor Karen Cox, Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Emma Leech, Loughborough University, and Dr Jeannie Holstein, Assistant Professor in Strategic and Public Sector Management. All staff and students welcome.

Tags: diversity, Emma Leech, equal opportunity, equality, International Women's Day, Jeannie Holstein, Karen Cox, women, Women’s Staff Network

Enslaved wetnurses in the antebellum United States

The Department of American and Canadian Studies (ACS) present their Women’s History Month Lecture. Emily West, University of Reading, will be in conversation with Rachel Williams, PhD student (ACS), to discuss ‘Enslaved wetnurses in the antebellum United States’.

Tags: America, Emily West, Rachel Williams, slavery, United States, University of Reading, wetnursing, women, Women's History Month

International Women’s Day 2015 public lecture – Geographer without a roadmap

Professor Sarah O’Hara delivers an inspirational talk, presenting a different landscape of academic progression, entitled ‘Geographer without a Roadmap’. This International Women’s Day 2015 public lecture is presented by the School of Pharmacy.

Tags: academic, career, diversity, environment, International Women's Day, Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Sarah O'Hara, School of Pharmacy, women