No images? Click here Monthly Newsletter | June 2021Dear WIT@UCSF Community, As we begin to close the end of FY21 and welcome the new fiscal year, we are excited to share some exciting news. Besides celebrating LGBTQIA+ Pride and Juneteenth this month, we would like to celebrate the accomplishments of two of our leadership team members who will be stepping down this cycle. Kat Li and Sarah Ngo have been instrumental in the development and continued success of WIT@UCSF. Please help us celebrate and give them kudos for their contribution to our community. Read their spotlights below for their bio, their hope and vision for our group as we continue to grow. We are also delighted to welcome Sarah Lisker and Stephanie Yee to our leadership team! We are very excited to have them and cannot wait to see them flourish in their positions. More information about Stephanie and Sarah to follow. Finally, we are partnering with the Women of UCSF Health to create a networking opportunity for women to connect across UCSF. If you would like to give input, kindly fill out this survey. Power On! Member SpotlightTo recognize our outgoing Leadership Team members, Kat and Sarah, we've created a very special Member Spotlight just for them! Get to know more about their journey on the team and what their superpowers are. Thank you, Kat and Sarah, for your service to WIT@UCSF! Kat Li, baker of these delicious treats Sarah Ngo, maker and robot builder Welcome New MembersWelcome new members who have joined since the last newsletter. If you have a question about a product, or how to get something done, it's likely that there's someone in our group who can help! Upcoming Events WIT@UCSF Events WITworking Coffee ChatsOngoing Our popular WITworking Coffee Chats continue this month. If you didn't get the chance to sign up, don't worry--we plan to continue this effort regularly. Check out what one of our volunteer leaders had to say: "We’ve completed two of four scheduled WITworking coffee ☕️ chat sessions. Conversations were a mix of both personal and professional content. I feel like I hit the jackpot! 🎰 Getting to know other and what we each bring to the table has been delightful. 😊👏🏼" Armanda Edwards-Newman UCSF Women's Networking EventJuly, TBD We're brewing up something fun with Women of UCSF Health in July. Stay tuned for details! Help us plan by filling out this survey. UCSF Events What Does LGBTQ Pride Mean To You?Ongoing through June 25 To celebrate Pride month, the LGBTQ Resource Center is highlighting the voices of our UCSF LGBTQIA+ community. To be featured on the LGBT Resource Center's social platforms, fill out this form. UC Events UC Tech 2021August 9-11 UC Tech is the annual University of California Technology Conference (formerly known as the University of California Computing Services Conference - UCCSC). Each summer a different UC campus hosts UC Tech. Other Events The Lesbians Who Tech & Allies San Francisco Summit is now the Debug 2021 SummitJune 21-25 Join 30,000 techies and leaders June 2021 for a five-day event that will enhance your leadership and technical skills. Women in Tech: TrailblazersWednesday, June 23, 8:30am Washington Post economics correspondent Heather Long speaks with trailblazers who have ascended to the top of the tech sector about their paths to leadership and the big questions that will define the future of technology. Speakers include Google CFO Ruth Porat, former TaskRabbit CEO Stacy Brown-Philpot and former IBM CEO Ginni Rometty. Articles You Might Find InterestingWomen who inspire: LGBTQ execs leading in technologyIn honor of Pride Month, Know Your Value is spotlighting just a few exemplary LGBTQ leaders who are creating more inclusive opportunities in tech Women in Tech: “The impact you have on a daily basis is valuable”Profile of Chief Architect at Red Hat, Emily Brand LinkedIn Learning HighlightsThis month's theme is PROJECT MANAGEMENT. Check out these courses and keep learning! Job OpportunitiesCheck out the technology related positions below or visit the UCSF careers webpage and search, "technology".
Data Analyst – Division of Hospital Medicine-ZSFG Bioinformatics Programmer – Institute for Computational Health Sciences Product Manager – Center for Digital Health and Innovation Software Developer – Department of Neurology
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