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Locality: Waterloo, Ontario

Phone: +1 519-884-1970



Address: 75 University Avenue West N2L 3C5 Waterloo, ON, Canada

Website: www.wlu.ca/wins

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Laurier Centre for Women in Science 20.01.2021

Join the AI4Good Lab, a tuition-free machine learning bootcamp and AI project incubator for women-identified STEM students and graduates across Canada. Leverage your creativity, leadership, and technical skills to generate AI solutions for some of the world's most pressing problems. Applications for the full-time program from May 3rd - June 22nd are open now! The application deadline is February 15th! You can apply or learn more through the link below! https://www.ai4goodlab.com/apply #getgirlsinstem #steminist #STEMstories #coding #womenincomputing #womenincomputerscience #AI4Good #AI #womeninscience #womeninSTEM #education #free #Canadianwomeninstem #STEMleaders #opportunity #wins #wluwins

Laurier Centre for Women in Science 04.01.2021

Mark your calendars for the first event in Wilfrid Laurier University #BlackHistoryMonthCelebration "The Jazz of Physics" with Stephon Solomon Alexander is happening on February 5th from 1-2pm! Theoretical physicist, professional Jazz musician, author and current President of the National Society of Black Physicists (NSBP), Stephon Alexander will share his insight on the interconnection between music and the evolution of astrophysics and the laws of motion. He will also discu...ss ways that innovations in physics have been and can be inspired from "improvisational logic" exemplified in Jazz performance and practice. You can learn more through the link below! https://secureca.imodules.com/s/1681/15/news-events.aspx . #BHM2021 #Blackhistorymonth2021

Laurier Centre for Women in Science 15.12.2020

STEMNet is looking for mentors for their mentorship program! They aim to pair undergrad students with mentors working / studying in STEM fields including graduate/ professional school students, researchers, professors, nurses, doctors, etc. Mentors would be paired with compatible mentees for a one-time meeting where the mentee can ask questions about careers, schooling, application processes, etc. Each mentor-mentee pairing will only meet once (approx. 30-60 minutes), but mentors can volunteer to take on more than one mentee. Learn more here - https://docs.google.com//1FAIpQLSf4VMLgdisnJjAdms/viewform #mentorship #mentor #STEM #womeninscience #UnderGrad

Laurier Centre for Women in Science 11.12.2020

Wilfrid Laurier University is celebrating #BlackHistoryMonth through a series of events all February feat. Black literary artists, visual artists, scholars, scientists and culinary artists. Events are free and open to the public. Register now! https://secureca.imodules.com/s/1681/15/news-events.aspx #laurier #BHM #blackhistorymonth2021

Laurier Centre for Women in Science 03.12.2020

We're bringing you some #MondayMotivation today from Nobel Prize winner Gertrude B. Elion! Elion was an American biochemist and pharmacologist who won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1988 for her use of innovative methods of rational drug design for the development of new drugs. Keep knocking on those doors, or better yet, knocking them down! #womeninscience #WomenInSTEM #inspiration #getgirlsinstem

Laurier Centre for Women in Science 19.11.2020

It's not too late to register for our FIRST STUDENT MEETUP of 2021! We'll talk about women trailblazers in STEM and why their perspective is important. We'll be giving away a $25 gift card! All genders are welcome, see you there! Register- https://wilfrid-laurier.zoom.us//tJAsfuGrpz8pGdQ9GIMyEzqyU #WomenInSTEM #womeninscience #getgirlsinSTEM

Laurier Centre for Women in Science 11.11.2020

You're invited to our next student meetup! Join us on Thursday to talk about representation of women in science in pop culture and ways to overcome inequities in science! Register soon, we hope to see you all there! #womeninscience #WomenInSTEM #getgirlsinstem

Laurier Centre for Women in Science 07.11.2020

#womeninscience Alert! Sheila Watt-Cloutier is a #NobelPeacePrize nominee, Canadian Inuit activist and all round amazing environmentalist and advocate! In these uncertain times she is a global leader providing a big picture of where we are and where we’re headed. Register for her talk on November 27th on - https://coldregions.ca/events/

Laurier Centre for Women in Science 05.11.2020

It's time to WinS-troduce you to Bianca Dreyer! Bianca is an urban researcher and Community Psychologist who is a Research Associate with WinS. She studies the transformative potential of co-productions for urban just sustainabilities. She is interested in making our cities more just and sustainable spaces. #womenofwins #womeninstem #womeninscience

Laurier Centre for Women in Science 18.10.2020

Today, November 18th 2020, is #2SLGBTQIA+ #STEM day! We invite you to celebrate the contributions of #2SLGBTQIA+ people in STEM with us! #PrideInStem #pride #STEM #stemeducation #equity

Laurier Centre for Women in Science 15.10.2020

It's time to WinS-troduce Eden Hennessey! She is a Social Psychologist and is the Research Programs Director with WinS! She loves research questions that are inspired by real world events. Combining art and science with her research, Eden designs portraits of girls and women in science and their allies to re-imagine what gender inequities in science 'look like'. Turning Tables in STEM, Distractingly Honest and Distractingly Sexist are some of her photo exhibits. #womeninstem #womenofwins

Laurier Centre for Women in Science 01.10.2020

Let us WinS-troduce Adrianna Tassone! Adrianna is a Research Associate with WinS and a Laurier PhD student studying social psychology. Her research focusses on collective action against #genderdiscrimination and how to improve #equity, #diversity and #inclusion in science. She aspires to make #science welcoming to everyone! #womenofwins #womeninscience #WomenInSTEM #getgirlsinstem

Laurier Centre for Women in Science 29.09.2020

Today we remember and thank those who sacrificed everything so that we may enjoy the freedom we have today. Today we give thanks, reflect, and remember. #RemembranceDay

Laurier Centre for Women in Science 25.09.2020

"#Women are pursuing careers in #science at rates never seen before, and this growing #representation of female voices is truly exciting. Yet we are well aware that the academic community has not solved all the problems facing women..." This article highlights three challenges that we see as particularly relevant across the sciencesand what we as an #academic community can do about them! https://www.sciencemag.org//three-trouble-spots-facing-wom #womeninstem #womeninscience #Academia #getgirlsinstem