The 6th Annual Meeting and Social Hour Photos (2006)
The 6th Annual Meeting of Women in Cognitive Science (2006)
The 5th Annual Meeting Brief Survey (2005)
The 5th Annual Meeting Photos (2005)
The 5th Annual Meeting of Women in Cognitive Science (2005)
The 4th Annual Meeting of Women in Cognitive Science (2004)
The 3rd Annual Meeting of Women in Cognitive Science (2003)
The 2nd Annual Meeting of Women in Cognitive Science (2002)
The 1st Annual Meeting of Women in Cognitive Science (2001)
The Sixth Annual Meeting of Women in Cognitive Science
Thursday, November
16, 2006
Hilton Americas Houston, Houston, TX
Location: Grand Ballroom L
WICS Meeting: 4 p.m. - 6 p.m.
WICS Social hour (sponsored by the American Psychological Association):
6 p.m. - 7 p.m.
Establishing Professional Connections
and Collaborations:
A Panel Discussion
Participants
Nora Newcombe (Panel Moderator)
Professor of Psychology and Distinguished Faculty Fellow, Temple University
Randy Engle
Professor and Chair, School of Psychology, Georgia Institute of Technology
Rochel Gelman
Professor and Co-Director, Center for Cognitive Science, Rutgers University
Kelly Goedert
Assistant Professor of Psychology, Seton Hall University
Anouk Scheres
Assistant Professor of Psychology, University of Arizona
Michael Tanenhaus
Professor and Director, Center for Language Sciences, University of Rochester
Natasha Tokowicz
Assistant Professor of Psychology, University of Pittsburgh
Acknowledgments:
WICS is funded by an Advance Leadership Grant
from the National Science Foundation.
WICS Social Hour sponsored by the APA Science Directorate
The Fifth Annual
Meeting of the Women in Cognitive Science Group
Thursday, November 10, 2005, Toronto
Children and Academic Careers*
A Panel Discussion
* This is a topic that is of great concern to both men and women. All
are welcome to attend the program.
Participants:
Kathryn Spoehr (Panel Moderator)
Professor of Cognitive & Linguistic Sciences and Public Policy at
Brown University
(Past Provost, Dean, and Department Chair, Brown University)
Judith H. Langlois
Professor, University of Texas, Austin
(Past Dean of Liberal Arts, University of Texas, Austin)
Judith Kroll
Professor, Pennsylvania State University
David Plaut
Professor, Carnegie Mellon University
Jocelyn Folk
Associate Professor, Kent State University
Jeffrey Zacks
Assistant Professor, Washington University in St. Louis
Location: Grand Ballroom West, Sheraton CentreTime: 4
p.m. – 6 p.m.
Organizers:
Randi Martin, Rice University (rmartin@rice.edu)
Suparna Rajaram, Stony Brook University (suparna.rajaram@sunysb.edu)
Judith Kroll, Pennsylvania State University (jfk7@psu.edu)
Advisory Board:
Mary Peterson (University of Arizona)
Molly Potter (MIT)
Valerie Reyna (University of Arizona)
Lynn Robertson (University of California, Berkeley)
Kathryn Spoehr (Brown University)
Acknowledgement: Funded by an Advance Leadership Grant:
Women in Cognition Science by the National Science Foundation
Links to the Report "Do Babies Matter?"
The Fourth Annual
Meeting of Women in Cognitive Science
(Please note change
of location)
Thursday, November 18, 2004, Minneapolis
Hyatt Ballroom, CD
4 p.m. - 6 p.m
Abigail Stewart, University of Michigan
"Advancing Women in Science"
Psychologist Abigail Stewart, PI on the University of Michigan NSF ADVANCE
Institutional Transformation project, will describe the underlying logic
both of the larger program and of Michigan's efforts. She will focus on
specific programs and activities that have been making a difference for
UM women scientists, and will emphasize steps women scientists can take
on their own and in collaboration with their colleagues and institutional
officials.
A panel discussion will follow the talk.
Panelists:
Randi Martin, Rice University
Kristi Multhaup, Davidson College
Bobbie Spellman, University of Virginia
All are welcome.
Women in Cognitive Science is affiliated with the Psychonomic Society
Acknowledgment: Funded by an Advance Leadership Grant from the National Science Foundation for Women in Cognitive Science
The Third Annual Meeting of Women in Cognitive Science
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Thursday, November 6, 2003, Vancouver,
BC Dual-Career Issues In Academia: A Panel Discussion |
Participants
Valerie Reyna (Panel Moderator, Senior Research Advisor and Deputy Assistant Secretary for Research in the United States Department of Education and Professor, University of Arizona)
Elizabeth D. Capaldi (Provost and Professor, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York)
Zenzi Griffin (Assistant Professor, Georgia Institute of Technology)
Cathleen Moore (Associate Professor, Pennsylvania State University)
Gregg Oden (Chair and Professor, University of Iowa)
Henry L. Roediger, III (Chair and James S. McDonnell Distinguished University Professor, Washington University in St. Louis)
Organizers
Suparna Rajaram (Stony Brook University, suparna.rajaram@sunysb.edu)
Judith Kroll (Pennsylvania State University, jfk7@psu.edu)
Randi Martin (Rice University, rmartin@rice.edu)
Advisory Board
Mary Peterson (University of Arizona)
Molly Potter (MIT)
Valerie Reyna (University of Arizona)
Lynn Robertson (University of California, Berkeley)
Kathy Spoehr (Brown University)
The 2nd Annual Meeting of Women in Cognitive Science
Speakers
Mary Potter, "Improving
the lot of women faculty: The MIT experience." Thursday, November
21, 4 6 PM in the Century C Room at the Westin Hotel. Everyone is welcome.
The 1st Annual Meeting of Women in Cognitive Science
Speakers
Virginia
Valian, Her talk, "The
Advancement of Women in Science and Engineering: Why So Slow?",
can be viewed at the Rice
Webcast Archives
(requires Real
Media Player to play video).
Discussions
- Child care
- Mentoring and nonacademic positions
- Dealing with administrations and negotiation
- Status of women in the society and on editorial boards
- Women in Neuroscience as a model of organizing within a society
