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Part of The Week of Women in STEM (WiSTEM)  go to wistem.wsu.edu/week/for more information

Work & Wellness Discussion: Braving the Wilderness

Sponsored by Association of Faculty Women and the Graduate & Professional Student Association

All are welcome.

Speaker: Melissa Mendoza, Regional Marketing Manager, Fluke Networks

Part of the Week or Women in STEM (WiSTEM). The week is designed to help Washington State University women in STEM gain the confidence they need to excel in their futures.

Telehealth Discussion and Demo

Speaker: Sarah Orth, Telehealth Program Manager, Seattle Children’s Hospital

Part of the Week or Women ion STEM (WiSTEM). The week is designed to help Washington State University women in STEM gain the confidence they need to excel in their futures.

EPIC (Electronic Health Record) Discussion and Demo

Speaker: Cheryl Grohn, Director of Clinical Informatics, Providence Health Systems

Part of the Week or Women ion STEM (WiSTEM). The week is designed to help Washington State University women in STEM gain the confidence they need to excel in their futures.

In this workshop, participants will learn to effectively use Esri Story Maps, a program that facilitates the combination of detailed maps with texts, images, and multimedia in the interest of telling precise and engaging stories.

In this workshop, participants will learn to effectively use Esri Story Maps, a program that facilitates the combination of detailed maps with text, images, and multimedia in the interest of telling precise and engaging stores.

Panelists Maureen Schmitter Edgecomb (Department of Psychology), Diane Cook (School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science), Shelley Fritz (College of Nursing) discuss their interdisciplinary research healthcare applications of smart-home technology  for patients with dementia and chronic illness and how this research relates to the Common Reading book “Soonish”.

All are…

We are pleased to welcome Darnell Moore to WSU to share his work with social justice issues and the developments he has made in the U.S. and abroad.

Darnell L. Moore is the author of No Ashes in the Fire: Coming of Age Black and Free in America.

Networking dinner for Women in STEM. RSVP.

More information at the WiSTEM website: wistem.wsu.edu/week/

Eugene Mason presents his graduate composition recital: The Year of Akira.