The 2016 APS Conference for Undergraduate Women in Physics in San Antonio, Texas! Hosted by UT San Antonio & Southwest Research Institute.
The Conferences for Undergraduate Women in Physics (CUWIP) are organized by the American Physical Society (APS) along with 9 universities around the US! This year's conferences are on January 15-17, 2016 and this is the page for the San Antonio site.
02/10/2016
Tomorrow the United Nations will be celebrating an International Day of Women and Girls in Science!
United Nations Social Development Network (UNSDN) » International Day of Women and Girls in Science Last December, the United Nations Member States adopted a resolution to establish an annual International Day to recognize the critical role women and girls play in science and technology communities.
01/19/2016
Our keynote was featured in The Rivard Report!
NASA's Ginger Kerrick Inspires Young Women in Physics The U.S. Department of Commerce reported that women held nearly half of all jobs in the nation in 2011, but only 25% of jobs in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics, ...
01/19/2016
Some advice and old photos from Dr. Christina Richey
01/19/2016
Surprise! Elevator Speech time! Thanks to everyone who participated, and for everyone's involvement thrift throughout the meeting!
01/19/2016
Getting in place for another group photo- at least it was warm in the sun!
Thanks to all the CUWIP participants and volunteers for a great conference!
01/17/2016
CUWiP Day 3! A morning welcome from SwRI President Adam Hamilton
01/17/2016
https://instagram.com/p/BAn_QNjsdhh/
UTSA CUWiP on Instagram: “Margaret L. from #lsu was asked, "how do you inspire women to join... “Margaret L. from was asked, "how do you inspire women to join STEM fields?" :) ”
01/17/2016
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UTSA CUWiP on Instagram: “Hey, it's a Student from #LTU! She was asked, "what drew you into... “Hey, it's a Student from ! She was asked, "what drew you into physics?" ”
01/17/2016
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UTSA CUWiP on Instagram: “What drew student @ K. Van Hook from #lousianatech to physics? We... “What drew student @ K. Van Hook from to physics? We wanted to know! ”
01/17/2016
CUWiP Day 2 Sessions on Gender Issues in Science, Advisor/Mentor/Sponsor: What's the Difference? , and Non-academic Careers. Many thanks to our awesome moderators and panelists!
01/16/2016
Dr. Hope Beier from AFRL taking questions about her path to research with a government lab