School of EEECS - International Women's Day 2022 - Online Panel Discussion
2:00pm - 3:00pm /
Tuesday 8th March 2022
/ Online event
Type: Webinar /
Category: Department
- Andrea Bainbridge
- Admission: Free
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To celebrate this year's International Women's Day, the School of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Computer Science will host an online panel discussion focusing on the theme #BreakTheBias, and ideas centred around what challenges women face when studying and/or working in STEM-related areas.
The panel will feature:
Shajuti Islam: Technical Support Engineer, JJ Smith
Bronwen Morgan - Thomas: Investment Risk Consultant, Rathbones
Parimala Rao: Chief Technology Officer, Stanford University
Kathy Thomlinson: Director of Organizational Effectiveness, Flexera
Nachi Kaluba: Data & AI Product Manager, BlackRock
Manon Sowerby: Software Implementation Consultant, Point74
After the discussion the panel will be available to answer your questions, and there is an option to pre send a question in via the event registration form. Any questions sent in will be answered on the day.
The panel will feature:
Shajuti Islam: Technical Support Engineer, JJ Smith
Bronwen Morgan - Thomas: Investment Risk Consultant, Rathbones
Parimala Rao: Chief Technology Officer, Stanford University
Kathy Thomlinson: Director of Organizational Effectiveness, Flexera
Nachi Kaluba: Data & AI Product Manager, BlackRock
Manon Sowerby: Software Implementation Consultant, Point74
After the discussion the panel will be available to answer your questions, and there is an option to pre send a question in via the event registration form. Any questions sent in will be answered on the day.