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Personal and Societal Aspects of Gender in Academia and Medicine - Girls Aren't Good at Math and Other Fairytales

Offered By: IMSA via YouTube

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Course Description

Overview

Explore the personal and societal aspects of gender in academia and medicine through this thought-provoking conference talk by Erin Kobetz, Vice Provost for Research at the University of Miami. Titled "Girls Aren't Good at Math and Other Fairytales," the presentation challenges common misconceptions about gender roles in scientific fields. Delve into the complexities of gender dynamics within academic and medical environments, examining how these perceptions impact career trajectories and institutional cultures. Gain valuable insights from Kobetz's expertise as she addresses the importance of diversity and inclusion in research and higher education. This 1-hour and 13-minute talk, part of the WIMSA Inaugural Conference 2022, offers a compelling perspective on breaking down gender barriers and promoting equality in scientific pursuits.

Syllabus

WIMSA Conference 2022 - Erin Kobetz: Personal & Societal Aspects of Gender in Academia & Medicine


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