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    Oral History Interview, Graduate Women In Science (1241)

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    Date
    2012-06-20
    Author
    Graduate Women In Science
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    Abstract
    In their June 2012 interview with Troy Reeves and Vicki Tobias, Tina Hill, Tess Killpack, Christina Locke and Amanda Pertzborn discussed their participation in both Beta and National Chapters of GWiS (Graduate Women in Science). They detailed their efforts to organize an on-campus conference celebrating the achievements of women in science, as well as other outreach efforts aimed at encouraging younger women interested in science. Other topics included sex discrimination, pay equity, tenure, mentorship, marriage and motherhood, and the role of networks like GWiS. This interview was conducted for the WiSE (Women in Science and Engineering) project for inclusion into the UW-Madison Oral History Program.
    Subject
    GWiS (Graduate Women in Science)
    conferences
    women in science
    sex discrimination
    mentorship
    pay equity
    Science Day
    Madeleine Joullie
    Betty Barnes
    marriage
    pregnancy
    community
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    http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/84666
    Type
    Recording, oral
    Description
    In their June 2012 interview with Troy Reeves and Vicki Tobias, Tina Hill, Tess Killpack, Christina Locke and Amanda Pertzborn discussed their participation in both Beta and National Chapters of GWiS (Graduate Women in Science). To learn more about this oral history, download & review the index first (or transcript if available). It will help determine which audio file(s) to download & listen to.
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    • UW-Madison Oral History Program

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