Reflecting on BU Women in Politics: Jennifer Grodsky
For Women’s History Month, Jennifer Grodsky reflects on the trailblazing women in politics who have graduated from Boston University.
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For Women’s History Month, Jennifer Grodsky reflects on the trailblazing women in politics who have graduated from Boston University.
Program of interest presented by BU Employee Wellness and lead by WOCC committee member Karen Coleman.
Join the BUWG & WOCC to see Lenelle Moïse’s play K-I-S-S-I-N-G directed by Dawn M. Simmons.
In honor of Black History month, BUild Lab presents a panel discussion about the importance of diversity and inclusion within the innovation ecosystem – and why it matters. Learn more about the work being done to support and uplift underrepresented founders.
Learn more about the vision for BU Virtual from Wendy Colby, Vice President and Associate Provost, at the February Lunch & Learn.
Senior Diversity Officer Andrea Taylor (COM '68) shares a message about Black History Month.
A message from BUWG President Amanda Urias to kick-off 2023 for the Women's Guild.
Every January, the Women Of Color Circle (WOCC) hosts a joint event to highlight and promote unity between BU Women’s Guild (BUWG), WOCC, and the general community.