Psychologist Elizabeth Nutt Williams (ΦBK, Stanford University, 1988), strongly believes in mentoring students and in supporting other women pursuing careers in research.
Kendall Curlee (ΦBK, University of Texas at Austin, 1986), University of Arkansas Honors College, discusses her role in the study abroad program and how it reflects ΦBK’s values.
Jamille Bigio (ΦBK, University of Maryland, 2004) with the Women and Foreign Policy Program at the Council on Foreign Relations talks about promoting women in politics and society.
When Fred Lawrence started as ΦBK’s Secretary/CEO last summer, he set a goal to visit as many chapters and associations as possible. So far, he has visited nearly 50.
Distinguished in numerous fields, including physics, chemistry, biomedicine, pharmacology, and supercomputers, Kaufman paved the way for many women in the sciences.
Meet Stan and David Brooks, father and son ФВКs who were inducted as alumni members at the University of Wyoming this year.
Xiao is a highly regarded and productive scholar who also knows how to make a complex science accessible and relevant to his audience without dispensing with sophistication.
Clarissa Mae Scott, as she was known then, was celebrated for her athletic and intellectual accomplishments while a student at Wellesley, where she became a ΦBK member in 1923.
Graduating in 1899 as valedictorian of her class at Middlebury College in Vermont, Mary Annette Anderson was the first African-American woman to be elected to Phi Beta Kappa.
Sara Lipton (ΦBK, Barnard College, 1984) discusses what led her to study medieval history, her work for the Medieval Academy of America, and her father’s Phi Beta Kappa key.
Please email nominations by May 8 to Jen Horneman at jhorneman@pbk.org. Include your and your nominee’s contact information and a brief biography of the nominee.
Women in Sports and Events will honor Trask and three others as 2017 WISE Women of the Year at the organization’s annual award luncheon in June.
