A message from Chief Information Officer Lois Brooks: UW Women in IT was founded 10 years ago by a dedicated group of IT professionals who set out to improve the recruitment, retention and advancement of women in technology roles at the university.
Now in their 5th year, IT Recognition Awards recognize the dedication, innovation and impact of the university’s information technology staff.
Find out who was recognized for their work to advance information technology at UW–Madison, and congrats to the honorees!
Have you wanted to network but feel uneasy about it? Here’s an opportunity to give it a try in a supportive, low-stress environment. Jun 22, 5pm at Memorial Union.
Watch the recording: Co-hosted by UW–Madison Women in IT, the panel features individual experiences and advice about salary negotiation.
From Lois Brooks, vice provost for information technology and chief information officer: I encourage you to explore the history of women in STEM this Women’s History Month (and all months).
This professional development program provides women with opportunities for mentorship, hands-on learning and travel funding for the fall 2023 Supercomputing Conference. Deadline: Jan 27.
Together with Manda Johnson, Broadberry will provide leadership for the 450+ member organization, dedicated to developing strategies to improve the recruitment, retention and advancement of women working in information technology on campus.
Meet some new friends! Connect with established friends! Join UW Women In IT and Madison Women in Tech for a hybrid in-person and online speed networking event. All gender identities welcome.
We’re pleased to announce that Manda Johnson is the new co-lead of UW Women in IT. She replaces outgoing co-lead Jess Jones.