International Women’s Day at UCSF
UCSF International Women’s Day was held on Friday, March 8
Campus Life Services - Wellness & Community, the UCSF Committee on the Status of Women and Women of UCSF Health are excited to partner on the first International Women’s Day celebration at UCSF. Our goal is to celebrate, inspire and empower all women at UCSF with a series of diverse programming on this day.
Livestream recordings:
Response to Faculty Climate Survey
Please join a Town Hall by the Faculty Climate Survey Task Force working on responding to the 2017 climate survey results. Dr. Rupal Shah, a member of the Task Force, will share the climate survey results and the preliminary recommendations to address key concerns. We want your feedback for this important working group.
Livestream recording of this session can be accessed here:
https://lecture.ucsf.edu/ets/Play/381bb08a956f48569c21b052a7757d3f1d
Keynote Address with Katherine Stueland, Chief Commercial Officer of Invitae
While women continue to be some of the most important decision makers in personal healthcare, there is a massive gap in female leadership in the healthcare industry. Why is this important and how do we affect change to make room for more women to influence the business of health? It involves a seismic shift in thinking among business leaders and investors, but the starting point lies within each one of us and relies on our ability to bridge the gap between our personal and professional experiences to craft a new vision for what healthcare can be for us, our families, friends and communities.
Inspire: UCSF Women Leaders Tell Their Stories
Panelists include: Dr. Renee Navarro, Vice-Chancellor Diversity; Dr. Sharon Youmans, Vice-Dean, Pharmacy; Dr. Sue Carlisle, Vice-Dean, SOM; Dr. Elizabeth Watkins, Dean, Graduate Division; Dr. Sara Hughes, Associate Dean, Dentistry. Lisa Cisneros of University Relations will serve as moderator.
Gender Discrimination, Microaggressions and Allyship
Join ENACT President Pamela Hopkins to learn what our faculty can do to address gender discrimination and be effective allies in the workplace followed by an interactive session with Denise Caramagno, UCSF CARE advocate.
Livestream recordings of the 3 sessions above can be accessed here:
https://lecture.ucsf.edu/ets/Play/d95c1c1666dd423791121aaaa423aebc1d
