ESF Women's Caucus

Have you ever noticed that its perfectly OK for the guys to get together and talk shop, or shoot the breeze, or any combination thereof? Shouldn't women be afforded the benefits of bouncing ideas around, too?

The ESF Women's Caucus was formed by a group of ESF students, staff, and faculty who wanted that same opportunity to work and socialize with colleagues. The first meeting convened November 17, 1994 as a brown-bag lunch discussion.

This particular Caucus is non-partisan. It aims to raise consciousness about women's concerns, to work for change to improve the climate for women at ESF, to foster community, and to serve as a respectful forum for diverse ideas.

Our goals are to increase the number of women students and faculty at ESF, find ways for women to better communicate and coordinate or sponsor activities that benefit them, and improve services for ESF families.

Any woman student (undergraduate or graduate), staff or faculty member, including any woman that is at ESF part-time, can join the Women's Caucus. Alumnae and Emeritae are also welcome.

Around Town:
W May 1 10am Women Faculty Coffee Break Note: Adaptive Peaks is sponsored by the Dept of Environmental and Forest Biology; Lunchtime Learning Seminars by the Office of Multicultural Affairs; Nelson Series by SU Geology Department; CDS is the Cross-disciplinary seminar in hydrological and Biogeochemical processes

MEETINGS:
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Note: Adaptive Peaks is sponsored by the Dept of Environmental and Forest Biology; Lunchtime Learning Seminars by the Office of Multicultural Affairs; Nelson Series by SU Geology Department; CDS is the Cross-disciplinary seminar in hydrological and Biogeochemical processes