Empowered Women Empower Women (NYC)
Want to have your voice heard? Have an idea you want to share? Staff, faculty, and students (as part of an organization) are invited to submit ideas for this year's Women's Conference by Wednesday, March 7!
The Women's Conference on the NYC Campus is a program focused on development for women that engages the entire Pace University community in the pillars of networking, education, empowerment, leadership, and diversity. They're working hard to provide an inclusive and supportive environment for women at Pace. They also seek to provide a learning space in which we can examine and discuss the role of women in our society and celebrate accomplishments by uplifting women's voices and experiences. This event is very much trans inclusive!
If you're interested in submitting an idea for a presentation, you must register by Wednesday, March 7. Only proposals from student organizations can be accepted at this time.
Just want to attend the conference? Here's when it's all happening:
Friday, April 6, 2018
9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
41 Park Row, 8th Floor
SDACA Lounge
Please register in order to attend!
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