This group is for women with or working towards degrees in science, engineering or other technical fields. Our focus is on empowering Black Women to bridge the leadership gap in STEM, through career and entrepreneurial development training, supportive networking and professional mentoring. ONLY BWISE CORPORATE PARTNERS ARE APPROVED TO POST JOBS OR MARKETING MATERIALS IN THIS GROUP, ALL OTHERS WILL BE REMOVED.
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Both jobseekers and recruiters are overwhelmed due the unprecedented amount of layoffs right now. It’s tempting to apply online to hundreds of jobs, but it’s far more effective to NETWORK broadly so that you have a connection with the people hiring. We have a large network and great platform for connecting folks that’s easy to use and helpful for anyone applying and hiring. Let us know below if you would be interested in attending.
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We kicked off the U.S. Biopharma Workforce Conference today with fantastic sessions on biopharma labor market trends and how industry professionals are helping the next generation of talent through education. Plus, the Quick Pitch sessions featured 51 organizations with creative approaches to address biopharma talent needs. The buzz in the room was real, and the excitement has set the tone for the rest of the conference! #BiopharmaWorkforce #EducationAndIndustry #Innovation #NIIMBLTalentPartnership
Networking is KEY in your job search! If you are in science, engineering, technology or medicine, then join us for our twice monthly Job Search Networking Lunch! Meet other professionals on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month and connect with people in your industry to share jobs, search tips and advice. You don’t have to do this alone… See you on, WEDNESDAY, April 2 nd at 12PM EST! To attend: https://lnkd.in/eRZd7dj7
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Workforce Director at NIIMBL | The National Institute for Innovation in Manufacturing Biopharmaceuticals
What can I say....I know I'm speaking on behalf of the entire NIIMBL team when I say we're filled with a very humbling sense of "awe" and gratitude for what was an amazing couple of days in the great state of North Carolina. Just shy of 200 people over 2 days filled with palpable energy, new connections, renewed partnerships, and some poetry-infused networking about biopharmaceutical workforce development. So good to see so many friends and colleagues from across the country in one place! Simply said....thank you all. #NIIMBL #biopharmaceuticals #workforcedevelopment #partnership
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Happy International MSL Day!??? Today, we celebrate the impact of Medical Science Liaisons in bridging the gap between science and medicine. As an aspiring MSL, I’m excited to share my submission for the?Aspire National MSL Contest!?This 60-second video showcases my passion for scientific communication, evidence-based storytelling, and engaging with healthcare professionals to drive meaningful change. ?? From the classroom to the lab, I’ve dedicated my career to making complex science accessible. Now, I’m eager to bring that expertise to the MSL role—transforming data into insights that empower better patient care. A huge thank you to the?Medical Science Liaison Society?for fostering this incredible community of scientific ambassadors. Check out my video and let’s celebrate the MSL profession together! #InternationalMSLDay #AspiringMSL #MedicalScienceLiaison #MSLSociety #ScientificCommunication
It was so exciting to learn about all of the upcoming developments in North Carolina’s Life Sciences ecosystem at the “U.S. Biopharma Workforce Partnership Conference” hosted by NIIMBL | The National Institute for Innovation in Manufacturing Biopharmaceuticals! So many great connections made with top employers in Pharma manufacturing and non-profits focused of developing the next generation of talent. #NIIMBLTalentPartnership
It was so exciting to learn about all of the upcoming developments in North Carolina’s Life Sciences ecosystem! So many great connections made with top employers in Pharma manufacturing and non-profits focused of developing the next generation of talent. #NIIMBLTalentPartnership
Mediocracy at its finest…
This is McArthur Wheeler. In 1995, he robbed two banks in Pittsburgh in broad daylight, with no disguise. He smiled at security cameras, fully believing he was invisible. Why? He had covered his face with lemon juice. Wheeler thought lemon juice worked like invisible ink - if it could make writing disappear, surely it could do the same for his face. He even tested his theory by rubbing lemon juice on his skin and taking a selfie. When his face didn’t appear in the photo (likely due to bad lighting or a camera issue), he took it as confirmation that his "invisibility cloak" worked. This story caught the attention of professor David Dunning and inspired him, alongside his graduate student Justin Kruger, to conduct a study to explore how people assess their own competence. In their 1999 paper, "Unskilled and Unaware of It," they found that when people lack knowledge or skill in a particular area, they often lack the ability to recognise their own limitations. In other words, the less we know, the more confident we may feel - because we don’t yet understand what we’re missing. This phenomenon became known as the Dunning-Kruger Effect. The lesson? We don’t know what we don’t know. When designing learning, we have to remember that people might not realise they need to learn. The best way to reveal hidden gaps is to start with practice, not theory. Let mistakes do the teaching, use reflection to surface blind spots, and create moments where people see what they don’t know. And remember your barrier to accessing learning - if it doesn't feel relevant, it won't be used. Great story right? I recently found myself in a bit of a rabbit hole exploring the wild origin stories behind well-known behavioural science theories and concepts, and found it super fascinating so will be sharing more - let me know what you think of this one! :)
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Dean of the Roy G. Perry College of Engineering at Prairie View A&M University | Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering | Advancing Research, Innovation & Workforce Development
Honoring Legacy, Leadership, and Excellence The Roy G. Perry College of Engineering had the privilege of hosting Prairie View A&M University’s 2025 Founders’ Day and Honors Recognition Convocation. We were especially proud to welcome our keynote speaker, Brigadier General Antoinette R. Gant—PVAMU Class of '94, civil engineer, and the first African American female active-duty engineer promoted to the rank of general officer. Brig. Gen. Gant’s remarkable journey and unwavering commitment to STEM, leadership, and service inspired our campus community and reinforced the power of a Prairie View education. Thank you, General Gant, for exemplifying what it means to Leave a Legacy and Fuel Innovation. #PVAMU #EngineeringExcellence #WomenInSTEM #FoundersDay #HBCUPride #LegacyOfLeadership #PVAMU #EngineeringExcellence #WomenInSTEM #FoundersDay2025 #RoyGPerryCollegeOfEngineering #HBCUPride #LegacyOfLeadership #STEMLeadership