The 1st Smart Management of Infrastructure Webinar (SMIWeb 2020) is a free workshop directed at researchers, students, and professionals from industry interested in learning about new technologies with practical implementation in the area of smart structures technologies.
Category: NM STEM
About the Women in Technology Awards
Each year, the NMTC recognizes a slate of women for their accomplishments in a STEM field and their contributions to their community. Award recipients represent myriad STEM industries and all show an exemplary commitment to mentorship and community impact. The honorees are officially recognized at the Annual Women in Technology Awards Celebration, held in the Spring.
New Mexico Technology Council (NMTC) to recognize six women for their impact in a STEM field, commitment to community
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Open Session for Discussion
Description:
Bring your questions to an open mic session
Speaker(s):
NSF HSI Hub
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Institutional Capacity
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Get advice on how to address institutional capacity and administration about your proposal
Speaker(s):
Liesl Jones, Baltimore City Community College
Jeffrey Alexander, Pueblo Community College
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Working with your Research Administration Office to Develop your Budget
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Listen to our experts provide advice on working with your sponsored program office and NSF Fastlane
Speaker(s):
Hamid Mansoui Rad
Cindy Ramirez
Barbara Gonzalez
Rita Parra, New Mexico State University
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Biosketches & Evaluation
Description:
Discuss how to craft a biosketch that best supports your proposal and program evaluation
Speaker(s):
Delia Valles, New Mexico State University
Martha Desmond, New Mexico State University
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Insights From Recent HSI Awardees
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Listen to advice from recent NSF HSI Awardee for submitting a successful proposal
Speaker(s):
Jeffrey Alexander, Pueblo Community College
Liesl Jones, Baltimore City Community College
Was part of your action plan during #ShutDownSTEM to get out there and tell your story? The primary mechanism for visibility in our field is who owns the narrative. In STEM, it is critical that we know who we are and how our backgrounds have shaped the value we bring to the field, but we rarely get the chance to practice our own storytelling. This 90-minute webinar will explore the components of a great story, spotlight guest authors, and invite you to submit a written pitch of your own to scientific societies.
From the “first computers,” the ENIAC programmers honored at our Hall of Fame Awards, to Gloria Steinem inspiring WITI women to reach for the stars, to Donna Shirley who designed the first Mars Rover, and Patricia Arquette for saying it like it is. Every WITI Summit has been a historical event.
IEEE Women in Engineering International Leadership Conference (IEEE WIE ILC) provides professional women in technology, whether in industry, academia, or government, the opportunity to create communities that fuel innovation, facilitate knowledge sharing and provide support through highly interactive sessions designed to foster discussion and collaboration. IEEE WIE ILC focuses on providing leading-edge professional development for mid-level and senior-level women.