Handing over the baton

By NWHP admin on May 19th, 2008

Dear readers,

I will be stepping down as the blogger for the National Women’s History Project. It has been a fun year, but as I am going to graduate school I will no longer have enough time that this wonderful blog and organization deserves.

April Foiles will be taking over the roll as the blogger for the NWHP. April has a master’s degree in education and works as an instructional designer. She creates curriculum, training, and performance aids. She loves her field because she gets to learn lots of new things, work with knowledgeable people, and be creative while also being helpful.

For fun, she takes classes in comedy improvisation and also loves dancing, especially swing dancing, and singing and playing music.

April writes: “I’m excited about the ability of technology to let people share their voices and stories. Women’s History is important because it lets us hear real women’s stories from the past.”

Welcome April! The NWHP is honored to have you!

Sincerely,

Natalie

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Dear Friends –

Women Inspiring Innovation through Imagination, the theme for 2013 Women's History Month , recognizes American women's outstanding contributions to the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). We are proud to honor eighteen women whose pioneering work includes scientific breakthroughs, life-saving discoveries, invention of new technologies, creation of organizations, and the promotion of women and girls in STEM. For full description, visit our website www.nwhp.org.

A variety of information related to National Women’s History Month 2013 is available to download on our homepage www.nwhp.org where you can preview or order a copy of the 2013 Women’s History Gazette. Throughout the Gazette you will find information about women in the STEM fields. Also highlighted are many organizations and programs working to promote women's and girls’ interest and participation in STEM.

For National Women’s History Month 2013 as well as throughout the year, we invite you to explore the many women who have made extraordinary contributions to the STEM fields. We also encourage you to consider the ways in which you can promote women and girls in STEM.

Thanks for your support,

Molly Murphy MacGregor
Executive Director and Cofounder
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