he E-Mentoring Network for Women in Engineering and Science. MentorNet is a nonprofit initiative sponsored through partnerships, grants, and donations, with a mission to further women's progress in scientific and technical fields through the use of a dynamic, technology-supported mentoring program. Women who are studying engineering or science at one of the participating colleges or …
Women In Action is a nonprofit program designed to build the self-confidence of women making the transition from welfare to work. Outdoor adventure activities, such as hiking, kayaking and ropes courses, teach women to confront self-defeating beliefs and increase their confidence. Ms. Nemsick designed a program that could provide learning experiences to women who were …
TMD member Ms. Greenwood is a writer and speaker specializing in network technology and K-12 education. She founded the Education Network Manager's User Group (ENMUG) in San Jose, the TechForum annual conference, and presents as a technology expert at education conferences. She is on the advisory board of the Women of Silicon Valley project and …
We discussed the purpose of the group, elected officers and committee chairs, brainstormed ways to expand our member base and improve the group, and collected annual dues.
Most of us have heard of CASA, the program of Court Appointed Special Advocates for state dependent children. Do you know, though, where CASA fits into the system of social work and the courts? TMD member Trish Hayward will enlighten us about this vital program, based on her experience as a CASA Volunteer. Trish is …
To create a successful startup, everyone needs to be connected: Entrepreneurs, angel investors, venture capitalists, engineers, technologists, and the organizations that serve them. A resource of information and networking opportunities for technology startups, WorkIt.com connects members of the technology business community in Silicon Valley and the Greater Bay Area, linking people to the resources they …
Dale Lohman, Deputy District Attorney in San Jose, will give us an overview about the Office of the District Attorney and then present a "Top Ten List: Debunking Myths about the D.A.'s Office and Criminal Prosecution."
Globalization, Demographics, and the Future of Work, aka Cheap Labor, Old People, and Your Job Our speaker for May is Margarita Quihuis, who will talk about global trends and how they will impact our lives economically and professionally. She says this will be a storytelling, observational, anecdotal, and interactive conversation as we ponder these issues …
Corinne Wayshak will share stories from the front lines of the MIT Media Lab to Apple computer to the inner workings of Fortune 100 companies that were her roster of clients to the world of venture capitalists. Having recently gone through Menttium's executive training program, she can discuss some of her revelations that have been …
Have you watched "Crossing Jordan" or "Quincy, M.E." and wondered what life is really like in the world of the Medical Examiner? This month, you'll have your chance to ask questions. Our speaker is Claudine Ratcliffe, Chief Investigator for Santa Clara County. She will give an overview of the duties of the Coroner's office, talk …
Bylaw changes the needed to be addressed by membership; also, discussion of fee structure.
Some of the amazing things that are being proposed on the environmental front in Washington, DC and other aspects of environmental law and policy. Debbie Sivas is Director of the Earthjustice Environmental Law Clinic at Stanford Law School. She teaches and supervises about a dozen law students and manages a four-person law office practicing public …
