UI Council on the Status of Women

UI Council on the Status of Women The mission of the Council on the Status of Women (CSW) is to ensure an environment that supports the rights of all women at The University of Iowa.

The council is committed to working in partnership with the University to develop policies that remove barriers to women’s learning, professional growth, creativity, employment, and contributions to the institution and to the broader community. CSW acts as an advisory body to the University administration and as an advocacy group for all women on campus. The Council consists of twenty-five voting

members (five faculty, five professional and scientific staff, five merit staff, five undergraduate and five graduate students) and ex-officio members from the offices of the University Vice Presidents and Provost, Student Life, the Office of Equal Opportunity and Diversity, the Women's Resource and Action Center, the Rape Victim Advocacy Program, Women in Science and Engineering, UI Student Government, Graduate Student Senate, Staff Council, Faculty Council, and Gender, Women and Sexuality Studies.

Do you have or know of any young children interested in Science, Technology, Engineering or Math? The 2nd Annual "Black ...
04/01/2014

Do you have or know of any young children interested in Science, Technology, Engineering or Math? The 2nd Annual "Black Girls Do Science" will be held on Saturday April 12th, 2014 from 9:30 am-3:30 pm at the Seamans Center for Engineering Arts and Sciences to bring hands-on STEM activities led by minority women of the University of Iowa students and professionals to 4th-8th grade girls in the Eastern Iowa area to encourage them to get involved in STEM-related fields to show that Black Girls DO in fact Do Science. Register here: https://uiowa.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_8e5ZcXy8X98hGEB

03/26/2014

The UI Council on the Status of Women invites students in grades K-6 in Johnson County to participate in the 4th Annual Women's History Month Bookmark Contest. Winners will be invited to attend the 32nd Annual Celebration of Excellence and Achievement Among Women at the University of Iowa, scheduled for April 10. For more information, please visit our website at http://www.uiowa.edu/csw/index.shtml

The Council on the Status of Women has been hard at work to make our campus safe for all. Read more at Iowa Now: Iowa Now: Making Campus Safe For All

02/05/2014

The Council on the Status of Women has been hard at work to make our campus safe for all. Read more at Iowa Now:

University of Iowa leaders say strategies, policies, and research behind combating the problem of sexual violence continue to evolve and that the university has made significant strides to raise awareness, educate students and employees, centralize and simplify the reporting process, and promptly in...

What kinds of barriers to women's roles in leadership are you seeing in the community? What can we do to start improving...
11/11/2013

What kinds of barriers to women's roles in leadership are you seeing in the community? What can we do to start improving this climate?

Following a study and recent forum on women in leadership positions in Iowa, community members are now trying to discover the reasons behind their last-place ranking in the country for women in leadership roles, as well as how they can best combat it.

Hey guys! I wanted to bring to your attention a great cause for women. YAPA is back again for our 3rd annual BEARDS FOR ...
11/11/2013

Hey guys! I wanted to bring to your attention a great cause for women. YAPA is back again for our 3rd annual BEARDS FOR BO***ES campaign! We're making this November a month to remember. Our goal is to raise $10,000 for the Holden Comprehensive Cancer Center and we've already raised $2,500! There is also a great article from the Press Citizen about our campaign.

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