WiSER
Supporting women and under-represented individuals in science, technology, engineering, and research.
13
years
100+
events hosted
2000+
individuals impacted
50+
organizations partnered
About Us
Founded in 2008, WiSER (Women in Science, Engineering & Research) is a sub-community of University of Alberta’s WISEST aiming at serving the needs of graduate students and early-career professionals. The community is comprised of individuals in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics from the academia, government, and industry.
Our Mandate
We support the retention and advancement of women and under-represented groups in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
What We Offer
We offer opportunities throughout the year for networking, mentoring, information exchange, and professional development. We welcome everyone to participate in our events and programs.
Composition
Our members are from the academia, industry, and government in STEM fields and at any stage of their careers. All WiSER’s activities are overseen by the WiSER Executive Committee.
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Events & News
- Women in Science, Engineering and Research announces new Executive Team Members
WiSER is pleased to announce the new Executive Team for 2021-2022 – Stay tuned to see more of what they have to offer! - 2021 WiSER AGM
A year later, what have we done? Another year coming, exciting plans have just begun! - Data Science 101 Series: Intro to Tableau (Replay Available)
This event will cover an introduction and basic overview of Tableau. - Data Science 101 Series: Machine Learning with Python (Replay Available)
This is a 2-Day Machine Learning (ML) workshop which enables participants to work on interdisciplinary ML applications.
What others say about WiSER
“Excellent way to meet people”
WISER has widened my network and boosted my confidence professionally. Now, I am a working professional, and I would like to help others to build their confidence and share my experience.
Shanny Lu
“Many mentoring opportunities”
The opportunities to learn from people around me and share my knowledge have and will continue to have a strong impact throughout all stages of my career.
Shoma Sinha, PhD
“Meaningful connections”
I was able to interact with others from across industry, academia, and government. Those connections have been instrumental in informing my career path.
Sharon Barker, PhD, MBA
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295 Central Academic Building, 11324 – 89 Ave NW, Edmonton AB T6G 2G1 / wiser@ualberta.ca
