Celebrating Women in Science & Engineering Award Recipients

wdt_ID	Year	Unit/Group	P.I.	Award	Visitors
1	2002-2003	Statistics	Rick Nordheim	$1,500 towards three speakers	Jessica Utts from Department of Statistics, University of California-Davis; March 26, 2003; 4:00pm, 1221 CSSC. Grace Yang, Univ. of Maryland at College Park; April 9, 2003; 4:00pm, 1221 CSSC
2	2002-2003	Computer Sciences	Andrea Arpaci-Dusseau	$2,000 for two speakers	Margo Seltzer from Harvard University; March 28, 2003; 4:00pm, 1240 Computer Sciences Building
3	2002-2003	Physics	Andrey Chubukov	$1,000 towards two speakers
4	2002-2003	Civil & Environmental Engineering / University Transportation Center	Keith Knapp	$700 towards one speaker	Jenny Grote, Institute of Transportation Center Transportation Engineers (ITE) International President; December 10, 2002
5	2002-2003	Neuroscience Training Program / GWIS	Karen Spach	$1,000 for one speaker and additional funds TBA for Elizabeth Blackburn visit	Ellen Burg from BioSeek; February 24, 2003; 5:30pm, 585 Medical Sciences Complex
6	2002-2003	Dairy Science	Louis Armentano	$550 towards one speaker	Helen LaPierre, McGill University; April 28, 2003
7	2002-2003	Nutritional Sciences	Susan Nitzke	$700 for one speaker	Joann Slavin, University of Minnesota; April 17, 2003
8	2003-2004	Chemical and Biological Engineering	Regina Murphy	$2,000 for three speakers	Paula Hammond, PhD, Professor, Dept. of Chemical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; October 19, 2004. Theresa Good, PhD, Professor, Dept. of Chemical and Biochemical Enginerring, University of Maryland–Baltimore County; October 26, 2004
9	2003-2004	Comparative Biosciences	Mary Behan	$1400 towards one speaker	Phyllis Wise, PhD, Dean, Division of Biological Sciences and Professor of Physiology, University of California-Davis; December 1-3, 2004
10	2003-2004	Forest Ecology and Management	Anna Pidgeon	$2000 towards one speaker	Susan J. Hannon, PhD, Professor, Dept. of Biological Sciences, University of Alberta, Canada; February 9-11, 2004
11	2003-2004	Graduate Women in Science (GWIS) - Beta Chapter	Karen Spach	$1,100 for several guest panelists	Career Panel, February 2, 2004; Panelists: Claudia Barretto, PhD, Dept. of Biological Sciences, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Barbara Lyle, PhD, Program Manager, Kraft Research, Katerina Moloni, PhD, Vice President of Marketing, nPoint, Susan Smith, PhD, Nutritional Sciences, University of Wisconsin – Madison, Regina Vidaver, PhD, Science Writer and Editor, Plant Pathology, University of Wisconsin - Madison
12	2003-2004	Medical Microbiology and Immunology	Laura Knoll	$2,100 towards four speakers	Cindy Grove Arvidson, PhD, Dept. of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics, Michigan State University; October 24, 2003; 12:00 noon, 408 SMI. Julie L. Badger, PhD, Dept. of Pathology and Pediatrics, University of Southern California School of Medicine; November 7, 2003; 12:00 noon, 408 SMI. Katherine R. Spindler, PhD, Dept. of Microbiology and Immunology, University of Michigan Medical School; January 30, 2004; 12:00 noon, 408 SMI. Jennifer Lodge, PhD, Dept. of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, St. Louis University; February 13, 2004; 12:00 noon, 408 SMI
13	2003-2004	Population Health Sciences Student Organization	Kirstie Danielson	$1500 towards two speakers	Colleen McHorney, PhD, Dept. of Medicine, Indiana University; March 31, 2004; 12:00pm
14	2004-2005	Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences	Daniel Vimont	$3000 towards ten speakers	Kerry Cook, PhD, Cornell University, Sept 27, 2004. Gabriele Hegerl, PhD, Duke University, Oct 25, 2004. Eugenia Kalnay, PhD, Univ. of Maryland, Nov 22, 2004. Arlene Fiore, PhD, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Dec 6, 2004. Becky Alexander, Harvard University, Feb 21, 2005. Courtney Schumacher, Texas A&M, Feb 28, 2005. Paola Rizzoli, PhD, Massachusetts Inst. of Technology, March 7, 2005. Peggy LeMone, PhD, National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR), April 4-5, 2005. Clara Deser, PhD, NCAR, April 25, 2005
15	2004-2005	Biomedical Engineering	Erin Gill	$3,000 towards three speakers	Silvia Mioc, March 17, 2005. Susan Blanchard, April 26-27, 2005
16	2004-2005	Chemistry	Tami Lassiter	$1,200 for one workshop (Portable Document Format) presenter	Nancy Houfek, PhD, Head of Voice and Speech, Institute for Advanced Theatre Training, Harvard University, "Communication Techniques for Strategic Negotiation and Leadership," April 18, 2005
17	2004-2005	Engineering Learning Center	Sandy Courter	$200 towards one speaker	Carol Muller, PhD, President and CEO, MentorNet, July 7, 2004
18	2004-2005	Graduate Women in Science (GWIS) - Beta Chapter	Amy Berta	$1,000 for several guest panelists	Career Panel: Feb 7, 2005, 5-8pm, Tong Auditorium; Janet L. Branchaw, PhD, UW Center for Biology Education and Dept. of Physiology; Wendy Crone, PhD, UW College of Engineering; Elizabeth Graffy, MA, United State Geological Survey; Barb Paziour, Epic Systems; Laura Parmentier, PhD, Beloit College; Lori Plum, PhD, Deltanoid Pharmaceuticals; Barbara Whitney, PhD, Space Science Institute
19	2004-2005	Women in Computer Sciences (WICS)	Jennifer Beckham	$2,720 towards three speakers	Dina Bitton, Sept 30, 2004. Barbara Ryder, Oct 3, 2004. Mary Fernandez, Oct 21, 2004
20	2004-2005	Women Faculty Mentoring Program	Lindsay Stoddard-Cameron	$713 towards "Mentoring Women for Leadership" - a panel presentation by Women Deans	Panel Presentation, April 26, 2005: Robin Douthitt, Dean, School of Human Ecology; Luoluo Hong, Dean of Students; Katharine May, Dean, School of Nursing; Jeanette Roberts, Dean, School of Pharmacy; Frances Westley, Director, Institute for Environmental Studies
21	2005-2006	Entomology	Irina Vyazunova	$1000 towards one speaker	Hilary Hurd, PhD, Keele University, UK; March 22, 12noon, 184 Russell Labs — "Malaria: The Mosquito Fights Back." “Women in Science Round Table Discussion;" March 24, 3pm, Animal Sciences — "Parasite apoptosis"
22	2005-2006	Forest Ecology and Management	Nancy Langston	$1587 towards a Symposium on Women and Environmental Leadership (one speaker, three panelists)	Ann Bartuska, PhD, Deputy Chief for Research and Development, USDA Forest Service; March 1, 4–5:30pm, 1441 Genetics/Biotech. Keynote address by Dr. Bartuska, March 2, 9:30–11am, Memorial Union. Panel Discussion: Challenges and Opportunities for Women in Environmental Leadership: Ann Bartuska, Sonya Newenhouse, Sharon Dunwoody, Nancy Langston
23	2005-2006	Graduate Women in Chemistry	Marie Mapes	$1300 towards a symposium on careers in science policy (three presenters)	Symposium on Women in Science Policy — March 3: Kristen Kulinowski, PhD, Center for Biological and Environmental Nanotechnology, Rice University; 9:30am, Room 1003 Engineering Centers Building; Barbara Mulach, PhD, Division of Microbiology and Infectious Diseases, NIH; 10:30am, Room 8417 Social Sciences. Women in Science Policy Career Panel: 1:00pm, Room 8417 Social Sciences. Women in Science Policy Reception: 2:30pm, Room 8417 Social Sciences
24	2005-2006	Graduate Women in Science	Amy Berta	$2233 for one workshop presenter	Valerie Young, PhD, "How to Feel As Bright and Capable As Everyone Seems to Think You Are;" October 3rd, 1:15–3:15 p.m., Tong Auditorium, 1003 Engineering Centers Building and 7:00–9:00 p.m., Room 1800 Engineering Hall
25	2005-2006	Medical Microbiology and Immunology	Stacey Schultz–Cherry	$1500 towards six speakers	Meta Kuehn, PhD, Duke University, September 9th, 12 noon, Room 408 SMI. Mary O'Riordan, PhD, University of Michigan; January 27, 12 noon, Room 408 SMI. Kasturi Haldar, PhD, Northwestern University; March 3, 12 noon, Room 408 SMI. Dianne Griffin, MD, PhD, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health; March 24, 12 noon, Room 408 SMI. Linda Saif, PhD, Ohio State University