Women In STEM Center at MTSU

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08/01/2023

Kathy Green

03/16/2023

Natalie LaFranzo, a chemist now working in the corporate world, will speak twice during two upcoming Middle Tennessee State University National Women’s History Month activities. LaFranzo, director …

03/13/2023

Middle Tennessee State University students are getting a financial boost thanks to a thriving partnership between the university and Chick-fil-A restaurants in Murfreesboro owned by the Noblitt fam…

03/02/2023

International Women's Day Webinar: How Million Women Mentors is Advancing & Embracing Equity Around the World

Webinar, 2pm Eastern Time, Wednesday, March 8

Join Million Women Mentors on Wednesday, March 8, to hear from state, national & international leaders who are advancing & embracing equity for girls and women in STEM fields. Women In STEM Center at MTSU Million Women Mentors Tennessee - MWMTN Million Women Mentors Tennessee Girls In STEM - TGIS

Register: https://stemconnector.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_aHSFKt2IT1uJgPoFkd_o8w

11/15/2022

Seminar featuring Kayla Conner, PhD, Research Associate Michigan State UniversityDept. of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics.

Nov 17th, 11:20 AM in SCI1190

"A FLAMtastic Voyage: From MTSU Classrooms to Unraveling Lung Immunology in Respiratory Disease"

02/27/2022

02/27/2022

Celebrate National Women's History!
The MTSU Women In STEM Center and the Nashville section of ACS are excited to host Dr. Kelley Elkins for our National Women’s History month speaker. Dr. Elkins will be presenting “Embracing and Advancing Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Respect (DEIR) in the Chemical Sciences” on Wednesday March 2, and “Next Generation Sequencing in DNA Analysis of Historic Period Human Remains” on Thursday, March 3. Both presentations will be given in-person at 6:00 pm at MSTU in Science Building, Room 1003. You may also stream the presentations at the Zoom link below.

Zoom link: Embracing and Advancing Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Respect (DEIR) in the Chemical Sciences- Wednesday, March 2 at 6:00 pm (Meeting ID: 880 1631 8935; Passcode: 995561)

Zoom link: Next Generation Sequencing in DNA Analysis of Historic Period Human Remains- Thursday, March 3 at 6:00 pm (Meeting ID: 886 5149 9280; Passcode: 579232)

Questions about the event can be sent to Dr. Judith Iriarte-Gross. at [email protected]

We hope you can join us for these wonderful presentations!

Thank you to Dr. Hill, Secretary of the Nashville Local Section for this post.

09/15/2021

Dear Parents, Guardians, and Teachers,

Due to the rising covid cases in our state, we have made the decision to postpone our 25th Tennessee Girls in STEM, TGIS, (formerly known as the MTSU EYH) Conference to spring 2022. We know that you will understand that your daughter’s safety is our first priority.

We will meet with campus officials and determine a new date in the spring. We will inform you of this date in the next few weeks. If you wish a refund of the registration fee, please let us know and we will process your refund.

Thank you for your understanding. Keep safe and take care.

Sincerely,

MTSU TGIS Committee

08/13/2021

Like the new Tennessee Girls in STEM (formerly the MTSU EYH) Conference page!
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The Tennessee Girls in STEM (TGIS) conference, formerly known as MTSU Expanding Your Horizons, works to introduce students from grades 5-12 to a variety of STEM careers through hands-on workshops and guest speakers

07/30/2018

Women Inventors!

For more than 100 years, students have come to MTSU for the academics and atmosphere. Click on the links to find out why.

06/11/2018