Women in Economics at TSE is a new association dedicated to building community among women and fostering a more inclusive environment in economics and at TSE.
Public roundtable on MAKING ECON DEPARTMENT MORE INCLUSIVE! A fantastic idea of the @WomenEconLeman initiative.
https://t.co/cfhDBuNlK4
Please circulate, register, and join the conversation!
Looking forward to presenting our updated results on academic productivity of economists during the pandemic to the @WomenTSE!
For most up-to-date statistics, visit https://t.co/DYpVQlyfpf
#EconTwitter
Honored and excited to be hosting @giannitsarou for a presentation on her research about the unequal effects of Covid on economists' research productivity tomorrow at 13h CET on Zoom. Hope to see you there!
Link to Professor Giannitsarou's paper: https://t.co/3CRflGJCE5
Know someone on the fence about studying economics? A February symposium is designed to inspire and encourage women and underrepresented minorities interested in the subject https://t.co/MQrO6QYl5c
We are very honored to be hosting a presentation by @Paola_Profeta on gender equality and public policy today at 17h @TSEinfo.
Contact us for the Zoom link.
We are excited to announce that Women in Economics is starting a second mentorship program for M2 students and alumni!
Sign up with this short questionnaire: https://t.co/XpgQi2j2Fs
You can read about the detailed guidelines here: https://t.co/zcZExzfrZY
@TSEinfo@TSE_Alumni
This Friday at 17:30h we are launching the TSE Women in Economics seminar with a presentation by Emmanuelle Auriol (TSE) on the status of women in the economics profession. Contact us for the Zoom link.
Professor Auriol will be talking about academic hierarchies, the proportion of women in different positions in European universities and the problem of “leaky pipelines”. The event is open to people of all genders.
Some interesting news from Princeton!
Did you know that in economics the gender pay gap for professors has widened? Salaries of female full professors as a proportion of male salaries fell from 95% in 1995 to 75% in 2010.
https://t.co/fRJNhX84xW via @ABC