People

WIC is important to me because…      creating spaces to celebrate and champion women is essential to increasing feelings of belonging, which helps retain women in STEM.

WiC is important to me because…
The only way progress can be made is if students from underrepresented communities unite to overcome barriers and make our chemistry community a safer environment for those who follow after us. WIC has given me the opportunity to participate in this movement to make the culture at UW-Madison more welcoming for future female students.

WIC is important to me because…
I find it important to foster a supportive community that also models different paths forward as a woman in chemistry

WIC is important to me because…          Several female mentors and peers have motivated me along my path in chemistry, and I want to build a supportive community that continues to encourage women in science fields.

WIC is important to me because…
having a community of female chemists has been one of my biggest support systems in graduate school

WIC is important to me because…

I want to encourage women scientists to feel that they have a place among chemists by building a strong community of women. I want to promote a safe and supportive environment for people to pursue their passion for chemistry regardless of their gender identity.

WIC is important to me because…

it gives us a place where I can meet people who have goals similar to mine in sharing and uplifting each other’s voices. It’s an incredibly inclusive experience where we can collaboratively meet with women from all different types of backgrounds and experiences that help us learn and engage with people we otherwise wouldn’t get the opportunity to do so with on a daily basis.