From MIT s leadership team to our students and alumnae who lead in their fields, women play a central role in the MIT Executive MBA community. Join us for a webinar that will provide an overview of the MIT EMBA with a focus on women in the program. Current female students and alumnae will discuss their experiences, share why they applied, and answer your questions about the program.
Introduction from Center for South Asia
Teri Allendorf - Community conservation of biodiversity in South Asia
Student presentation on Sri Lanka Study Abroad Virtual Program (UW Global Health Community Health & Asset-Based Community Development )
CALS Study Abroad Feature - UW Global Health, Community Health & Health Disparity
Opportunities to get involved within the region
We value inclusion and access for all participants and are pleased to provide reasonable accommodations for full participation in this event. Please contact Julia Frangul at julia.frangul@wisc.edu.
Register now for our 30-minute lunchtime webinar in February to learn about:
The four different types of blood alcohol testing services including PEth
Benefits and limitations of each test
Sample collection options and chain of custody
Q&A session
Please note this webinar is for Family Law Week subscribers only.
Get involved with current opportunities, collaborate on current research, and learn from past experiences with CALS in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Featuring an introduction to the region from LACIS,
Chris Hittinger (Faculty),
Anika Rice (PhD Student),
Dante Pizarro Paz (International Partner),
CALS Study Abroad in Mexico (UW Linking Agriculture and Nutrition),
and Opportunities within the region
Global Conversations provides an opportunity to find collaborators, share your experiences, get involved, and broaden your CALS international community!
Real progress on climate change can only be made with equitable and just solutions. All people and communities have the right to equal environmental protection under the law, and to the right to live, work and play in communities that are safe and healthy. How can this work be done effectively? What are some examples of work in this area? Please join us and find out how you can lend your support to this movement and get the latest news about the critical work of the Ohio Climate Justice Fund.