Description. The School of Interdisciplinary and Graduate Studies has invited a number of women within and outside of the University of Louisville community to discuss the unique challenges and opportunities for women receiving Masters or PhD degrees who are interested in alternatives to tenure-track positions or in work outside of the academy. Panelists will share their own experiences in choosing a career path, and the event will offer attendants a forum to discuss their own questions about being a woman with a graduate degree who wishes to pursue other career options. 

Presenters. Deborah Dietzler, Associate Vice-President for Alumni Relations and Annual Giving at UofL; Kristie Adams, Vice-President of Programs and Services at the Family Scholar House; Judi Vanderhaar, Program Evaluation Specialist at Jefferson County Public Schools; Rene Prys, Director of the Primary Program at the Louisville Classical Academy; Kristin Gilbert, Public Art Collection Management Consultant at Louisville Metro Government; Aimee Green, Director of HR-Recruitment & Staffing at Jefferson County Public Schools.

Moderated by Dr. Beth Boehm, Dean of the School of Interdisciplinary and Graduate Studies, Vice Provost for Graduate Affairs, and Professor of English.

Please register for this event here.