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Friday, August 14, 2015. AASWOMEN Newsletter for August 14, 2015. AAS Committee on the Status of Women. AAS Committee on the Status of Women. Issue of August 14, 2015. Eds: Daryl Haggard, Nicolle Zellner, Meredith Hughes, and Elysse Voyer. 1 Strategies for Combining Family and Career. 2 Fix the system, fix the people. 3 Lets Expose the Gender Pay Gap. 4 Achieving gender equity at conferences. 5 The Best Cities for Diversity in STEM. 7 How to Submit to the AASWOMEN newsletter. 9 Access to Past Issues.

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Women In Astronomy: ADVICE: Negotiating for a Tenure-Track Position II

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Tuesday, August 13, 2013. ADVICE: Negotiating for a Tenure-Track Position II. I just assisted my partner in her negotiations on beginning a tenure-track position in another technical field, so let me see if I can recap some of the thoughts I shared with her. Start paying attention to the internal politics during your interview, and identify your allies. They may be able to feed you valuable inside information during the negotiation to make sure that you neither leave money on the table, nor make an u...

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Women In Astronomy: Astronomical Sexism: Rosetta #ShirtStorm and Everyday Sexism in STEM

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Friday, November 14, 2014. Astronomical Sexism: Rosetta #ShirtStorm and Everyday Sexism in STEM. This post was originally published by STEM Women. No no women are toooootally welcome in our community, just ask the dude in this shirt. https:/ t.co/r88QRzsqAm. 8212; Rose Eveleth (@roseveleth) November 12, 2014. By the way, this is not the first time he’s publicly worn this shirt. He tweeted that he received the shirt as a present in early October. Analytical Chemist Dr Raychelle Burks noted that a prominen...

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Women In Astronomy: The 2013 CSWA Demographics Survey: Portrait of a Generation of Women in Astronomy

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Monday, March 3, 2014. The 2013 CSWA Demographics Survey: Portrait of a Generation of Women in Astronomy. The below is reproduced from the January 2014 Status: A report on Women in Astronomy. The 2013 CSWA Demographics Survey, by A. Meredith Hughes. Of the Conference on Women in Astronomy. 1992) [1] and in past issues of Status ( Urry 2000. 2], Hoffman and Urry 2004. Survey Design and Sample Selection. Astronomers: 2013 Snapshot and Changes over Time. Figures 2 and 3 are snapshots of how women (Fig. ...

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Women In Astronomy: Elementary Parenting

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Monday, January 10, 2011. The 217th AAS Meeting is getting under way here in Seattle. Lots of cool science going on here,. And several excellent sessions sponsored by the CSWA, too. ( see here for more info. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). It's Not About That Damn Shirt. Unreported Sexual Harassment at AAS Meetings: An Example. Fed Up With Sexual Harassment: The Serial Harasser's Playbook. Stop Interrupting Me: Gender, Conversation Dominance, and Listener Bias. Obscene Phone Calls and Emails. On Beco...

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Women In Astronomy: AASWOMEN Newsletter for May 01, 2015

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Friday, May 1, 2015. AASWOMEN Newsletter for May 01, 2015. AAS Committee on the Status of Women. AAS Committee on the Status of Women. Issue of May 01, 2015. Eds: Daryl Haggard, Nicolle Zellner, Meredith Hughes, and Elysse Voyer. 1 The Limits of Labels, Categories, and Classifications. 2 Uncomfortable conversations and my responsibility within our community. 3 I was wrong and I am sorry. 4 2015 Susan Niebur LPSC Networking Event Summary. 5 Attitudes of post-docs towards mid-career female scientists.

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Astronomoms: Doubting

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On being an Astronomer and a Mother. Tuesday, March 9, 2010. Presented at the last AAS meeting shows that 60% of female astronomers suffer from impostor syndrome, the (unjustified) "fear of being exposed by colleagues for a lack of knowledge or ability". In comparison, 47% of male astronomers say they suffer from this. Since these fears could be a factor leading people away from astronomy, it may be one of the many things explaining why so few women make it all the way. So let's make a first baby step he...

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For information about the above images, click here. Contact members and associates of the CSWA. CSWA Climate Site Visits for Astronomy Departments. Official information from the AAS. Women in Astronomy Blog. Follow us on Twitter. Two-body problem, work-life balance, sexual harassment, mentoring, unconscious bias, diversity, taking a career break, other resources. Women in Astronomy (1992). Women in Astronomy II (2003). Women in Astronomy III (2009). Past AAS and Non-AAS Meetings. History of the CSWA.

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Astronomoms: May 2009

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On being an Astronomer and a Mother. Tuesday, May 26, 2009. Over at Women in Astronomy. They posted in the weekly STATUS newsletter. A review of a seminar given by Prof. Katheryn Johnston last week summarizing some results from the social and psychological science research along with her personal perspective on why women progress so slow in science. I recommend you check out her slides which are posted here: http:/ www.cfa.harvard.edu/cfawis/kathryn johnston.pdf. Up We have comparable citation indexes, a...

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Astronomoms: January 2011

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On being an Astronomer and a Mother. Thursday, January 20, 2011. Science Topics on BBC Women's Hour. BBC Women's Hour - Listen again. 2011 is the International year of Chemistry - If girls do better than boys at A level Chemistry, why don't more young girls dream of a truly exhilarating career in science. How can we change this? Dr Patricia Fara, a science historian from Clare College Cambridge discusses. Discussion starts at 34 minutes 20 seconds -. Http:/ www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/. 1 The main character is...

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Astronomoms: Science Topics on BBC Women's Hour

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On being an Astronomer and a Mother. Thursday, January 20, 2011. Science Topics on BBC Women's Hour. BBC Women's Hour - Listen again. 2011 is the International year of Chemistry - If girls do better than boys at A level Chemistry, why don't more young girls dream of a truly exhilarating career in science. How can we change this? Dr Patricia Fara, a science historian from Clare College Cambridge discusses. Discussion starts at 34 minutes 20 seconds -. Http:/ www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/. What can men do to help?

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Astronomoms: March 2010

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On being an Astronomer and a Mother. Tuesday, March 9, 2010. Presented at the last AAS meeting shows that 60% of female astronomers suffer from impostor syndrome, the (unjustified) "fear of being exposed by colleagues for a lack of knowledge or ability". In comparison, 47% of male astronomers say they suffer from this. Since these fears could be a factor leading people away from astronomy, it may be one of the many things explaining why so few women make it all the way. So let's make a first baby step he...

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40 Important STEM Resources For Women

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Blended & Flipped Learning. The Future Of Learning. Disruption & Innovation. Trends & Shifts. Middle & High. July 21, 2015. November 8, 2015. 40 Important STEM Resources For Women. 40 Important STEM Resources For Women. According to findings by the Economics and Statistics Administration, less than 25% of STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) jobs are held by women. 1 Women in Science, Technology, and Mathematics ON THE AIR! 2 Committee on Women in Science, Engineering, and Medicine.

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30 May 2011 in art. Tags: American Astronomical Society. A little astro art for today: as part of my analysis of stellar orbits of ultracool subdwarfs (presented at the 214th American Astronomical Society meeting. In Pasadena, CA), I decided to try computing and visualizing the orbits of nearly 500 L-type dwarfs from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS). Based on kinematic data produced by Sarah Schmidt. 8211; you know, just for fun. Some of the other winners can be seen here. Who knew celestial mechanics...

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The Women in Planetary Science. And Women in Astronomy. Blogs have some great resources and advice on careers, opportunities and life in general, which are definitely worth a look, even if you're neither a woman nor a planetary scientist or astronomer! I particularly like the 51 Women in Planetary Science interviews. And the "Astronomer to." Career Profiles. Is a great place to go for the latest news on space exploration. The site hosts some interesting blogs. A pretty decent radio show.

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Amy's Next Adventure: June 2012

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Tales of being a new faculty member, settling into a new town, and me just being me. Sunday, June 3, 2012. I might have a problem. So cute, right? That is Clarence, named by Alex for no particular reason. Clarence reminds me a lot of Mr. Freckles in terms of personality and spunk. He was hopping around the tank eating flies without being shy at all. Mrs. Butterworth is pretty shy. However, you may notice that Olive is not a super cute tree frog. She (he? I mean really, how could I resist? So, yeah, I bou...

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Women In Astronomy

Friday, August 14, 2015. AASWOMEN Newsletter for August 14, 2015. AAS Committee on the Status of Women. AAS Committee on the Status of Women. Issue of August 14, 2015. Eds: Daryl Haggard, Nicolle Zellner, Meredith Hughes, and Elysse Voyer. 1 Strategies for Combining Family and Career. 2 Fix the system, fix the people. 3 Lets Expose the Gender Pay Gap. 4 Achieving gender equity at conferences. 5 The Best Cities for Diversity in STEM. 7 How to Submit to the AASWOMEN newsletter. 9 Access to Past Issues.