Do you know an exceptional woman who has achieved excellence in science? We are looking for a female leader who promotes science and STEM careers, and is a good role model for future generations. Tell us her story and why she inspires you. Fill out our Nomination Form and tell us why she deserves to be our … Continue reading
Are you interested in recognizing outstanding women who have made significant contributions in STEM? Do you like planning and executing events? If you answered yes, join our team and help us plan the next Outstanding Women in Science seminar series to take place in Spring 2020. Time commitment: 2-4 hours/month If you are interested in … Continue reading
Apply today for the AWIS-GCH Annual Award for Excellence in Communication! Deadline extended to April 10th! Submission link: https://forms.gle/nSsyW6WhEEyb9G2m7 We look forward to reviewing your submission! #awisgch Continue reading
2018 Fall AWIS GCH Award for Excellence in Communication Scholarship We are seeking essays of 1000 words or less on the following topic: “Underrepresentation of women in STEM: How can individuals and the society change this disparity and what have you done or want to do to improve this issue” The essay contest is open to female and male undergraduate, … Continue reading
The Association for Women in Science Gulf Coast Houston chapter (AWIS GCH) is excited to call for submission for the second year of Excellence in Communication award! AWIS GCH seeks essays of 700 words or less on the following topic: “Closing the STEM Gender Gap: Why Is It Important and What Can You Do to … Continue reading
AWIS GCH and the Rice-TMC Chapter of Sigma Xi Research Honor Society have come together to provide a scholarship of $300 to promising student Ruhani Ahluwalia, 13 years old, who spends her time doing research at UNT Health Science Center that could one day lead to a better method for cancer treatment with minimal side … Continue reading
AWIS GCH and the Rice-TMC Chapter of Sigma Xi Research Honor Society have come together to provide a scholarship of $300 to promising student Ruhani Ahluwalia, 13 years old, who spends her time doing research at UNT Health Science Center that could one day lead to a better method for cancer treatment with minimal side … Continue reading
