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Cambridge AWiSE Networking Meetings 2007-2008

To join our email list and receive up-to-date information about our events,
send an email to ucam-awise-request@lists.cam.ac.uk

Contact details for our meeting venues and maps to help you get there!
Lucy Cavendish College
Lady Margaret Road
Cambridge
CB3 0BU
01223 332190
Multimap.
The Royal Society of Chemistry
Thomas Graham House, Building 290
Cambridge Science Park
Cambridge
CB4 0WF
01223 420066
Come into the Science Park from Milton Road and turn right at the roundabout. Keep following the road round until you see the Royal Society of Chemistry (Building 290) on the right.
Multimap.

In their book 'It's not what you know, it's who you know. A guide to networking.' Dinah Bennett and Lucy Smout from Women into the Network say "Networking is an effective way of achieving your goals, meeting new people, finding out information, stimulating new ideas, checking out what's going on and identifying new opportunities. Networking can combat isolation, it boosts your own confidence, allows you to meet like minded people, access support and resources and meet inspirational role models." If you're a woman working in SET or thinking about returning to work in SET and near to Cambridge, why not come along to a Cambridge AWiSE event? If you're feeling a bit unsure about coming, email me first and I'll introduce you to some interesting friendly people!

Pensions: Planning for your Future. Anne St. Ives.
Thursday 2nd October 2008 12:15-13:45
Royal Society of Chemistry, Cambridge Science Park
It may be ages until you are ready for retirement, but decisions you make now can really affect your long-term financial security. So whether you are employed, self-employed or on a career break, come along and pick up some useful advice to help you and your family.

We're really pleased to welcome back Anne St. Ives to Cambridge AWiSE after her great talk last year. Anne is an Independent Financial Advisor with more than 20 years experience. She is committed to working with clients to enable suitable and informed decsions.

Download a flyer here.
Please register in advance by filling in our meeting registration form.

Sandwich lunch served from 12:15 with talks starting at ~12:45. £4 members, £8 non-members, payable on the door.
How to engage with the media. Ruth Francis, Head of Press, Nature Publishing Group.
Tuesday 14th October 2008 20:00-22:00
Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge.
In collaboration with ResearchSEA - Asia Research News, Ruth Francis, Head of Press for Nature Publishing Group will talk on how best to engage with the media. During her talk, Ruth will introduce the media world and the Nature Press Office, concentrating on how Nature promotes research. She will also discuss the different media types and give us the "rules of engagement", how best to talk to the media and show case studies of tricky or controversial research.
Download a flyer here.
Please register in advance by filling in our meeting registration form.
£4 members, £8 non-members, payable on the door, includes tea, coffee and cake.
The Dragonesses Den.
Wednesday 12th November 2008 18:30-21:00
St. Mary's School, Bateman Street, Cambridge.
Come along to our next joint meeting with Cambridge Business Women's Network and find out about how to successfully pitch a business idea at our exciting (but more friendly) version of the Dragon's Den! There will be a panel of top female entrepreneurs who will be providing constructive advice to help you budding business women succeed!
More details later.
Download a flyer here.
Please register by filling in our meeting registration form.
Cost to be confirmed nearer the time.
Ghosts of Women, Past. Dr. Patricia Fara.
Thursday 22th January 2009 18:00-19:00
Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge.
Cambridge AWiSE and Cambridge University WiSETI are really pleased to present the first event as part of our successful bid to The University of Cambridge 2009 Fund to celebrate the 800th Anniversary of the University.
Participation of women at the University of Cambridge dates back to the 1860’s with full degrees only being awarded from 1948. Since then the University of Cambridge has generated some of the World’s most eminent women scientists. We're really pleased to welcome Dr. Patricia Fara, Fellow of Clare College, Cambridge, to talk about the history of women in science.
Download a flyer here.
Please register by filling in our meeting registration form.
The talk will be followed by a Formal Dinner at Lucy Cavendish open to Cambridge AWiSE members and Daphne Jackson Fellows. Cost to be confirmed nearer the time.
Annual General Meeting and Networking Event.
Tuesday 10th February 2009 20:00-22:00
Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge.
A great opportunity to find out about Cambridge AWiSE, a chance to network and meet new people and, of course, eat cake!
Download a flyer here.
Please register by filling in our meeting registration form.
Cost to be confirmed nearer the time.
STEMMing the Flow: Why women disappear from Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.
International Women's Day 2009. Joint Meeting with Lucy Cavendish College.
Thursday 5th March 2009 17:00-19:00
Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge.
We will be celebrating International Women's Day in style again in 2009!
More details later.
Download a flyer here.
Please register by filling in our meeting registration form.
This meeting will be followed by a Formal Dinner at Lucy Cavendish College.
Cambridge Science Festival.
Saturday 14th March 2009 All Day
Central Cambridge.
We're looking forward to another fantastic day at Cambridge Science Festival. It's a really great way to inspire lots of young children and act as role models for the many girls and young women present. It's also lots of fun. If you'd like to be involved on the day, helping out with our simple fun experiments and talking to women about Cambridge AWiSE, please email me!
More details later.
Come along and support us on the day!
Current Routes to Success: Academia and Industry.
Week Starting 11th May 2009
Venue to be confirmed.
Cambridge AWiSE and Cambridge University WiSETI are really pleased to present the second event as part of our successful bid to The University of Cambridge 2009 Fund to celebrate the 800th Anniversary of the University.
This event will look at the careers of two successful women from academia and industry. They will be discussing the qualities they believe women need to succeed, the current challenges in their field and why they love what they do now.
More details later.
Download a flyer here.
Please register by filling in our meeting registration form.
Cost to be confirmed nearer the time.

Contact details for our meeting venues and maps to help you get there!
Lucy Cavendish College
Lady Margaret Road
Cambridge
CB3 0BU
01223 332190
Multimap.
The Royal Society of Chemistry
Thomas Graham House, Building 290
Cambridge Science Park
Cambridge
CB4 0WF
01223 420066
Come into the Science Park from Milton Road and turn right at the roundabout. Keep following the road round until you see the Royal Society of Chemistry (Building 290) on the right.
Multimap.

Previous meetings

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Last updated 11th September 2008.