Women, Science and Technology - (Stein and Goldin Houses)

Dr. Carol Colatrella, LCC; Dr. Mary Frank Fox PUBP; Dr. Mary Lynn Realff, PTFE

Applications for residence in the Women, Science, and Technology Learning Community are now available at www.wst.gatech.edu/lc.html

Please follow directions at the site for submission of the appropriate forms to WST and to Housing by March 2.

WST offers programs addressing personal and professional issues for women students entering scientific and technological fields

• Dinners with Speakers
• Brand yourself and stand out from the crowd.
• Internships, Law School and beyond.

The Women, Science, and Technology ThinkBig Community sponsored by the Center for the Study of Women, Science, and Technology offers members a wonderful chance to live and bond with other female students at Georgia Tech. WST enhances the academic and professional development of members and participants by creating networks for students and for student-faculty interaction. The overall experience is designed to enhance the academic and professional development of residents.

The WST ThinkBig programs presented to the community address personal and professional issues for women students entering scientific and technological fields; for more specific information on WST, see www.wst.gatech.edu. Female undergraduates from any major interested are eligible to apply in spring for fall housing in the Women, Science, and Technology Community.