TCNJ’s ADVANCEMENT Program or TAP is a program supported by the National Science Foundation to promote gender equity in NSF-supported disciplines. At TCNJ, this program will provide support for equity through mentorship, workshops, policy development, and rigorous evaluation.
TAP Spring 2012 Events:
Symposium -
TAP will hold it’s Annual Symposium on May 17, 2012. Features include, a Keynote Address by Dr. Lori Pollock, Department of Computer Science at University of Delaware, a Panel Discussion on “Making Connections: Initiating and Fostering Collaborations with Faculty in Another Department, Another Institution, or in Industry”, ending with lunch and networking! Visit our our Symposium page for additional details! Registration details to be posted soon!
Brown Bag Lunch (BBL)-
The Fall Brown Bag Lunch dates are Monday, September 10th and Tuesday, October 16th. Details and registration information will be posted over the summer on our Brown Bag Lunch page.
TAP Workshops:
Fall workshop dates will be posted soon! Visit the TAP Workshop page for additional details!
TAP Travel Grants:
Deadline for TAP Travel Grants applications is November 5, 2012. Please visit the Travel Grant page for details to be posted soon!
TAP Liaisons 2011-2012:
Rachel Adler, Department of Sociology and Anthropology
Maggie Benoit, Department of Physics
Lynn Bradley, Department of Chemistry
Sarah Chartock, Department of Political Science
He Len Chung, Department of Psychology
Cindy Curtis, Department of Mathematics and Statistics
Connie Hall, Department of Engineering
Donka Mirtcheva, Department of Economics
Janet Morrison, Department of Biology
Andrea Slagian, Department of Computer Science
External Mentorship Program-
TAP’s External Mentorship Program Awardees for the 2012-2013 year will be posted soon!
TAP Congratulates our Travel Grant Recipients for 2012:
Abby O’Connor, Department of Chemistry
Donka Mirtcheva, Department of Economics
Lisa Grimm, Department of Psychology
Danielle Guarracino, Department of Chemistry
Heba Abourahma, Department of Chemistry
Sarah Chartock, Department of Political Science