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jessige started the discussion Thanksgiving gratitude in the forum Women's Leadership 3 years ago

Only seven days for those of us in the States until my favorite holiday of the year: Thanksgiving! You can’t go wrong with a day focused on delicious food and where naps aren’t just tolerated, but encouraged. (I recognize, though, that Thanksgiving in the US has its roots in colonialism and genocide, and that it’s my privilege to be able to…

howarthk started the discussion Do you know an amazing woman? in the forum Women's Leadership 3 years ago

3 years ago

Do you know an amazing woman?

Do you know an awesomely amazing woman who would be a great ACUI volunteer? Nominate them now for one of the upcoming volunteer positions including Regional Leadership Teams and Regional Conference Planning Teams!

Nomination form:
https://www.acui.org/volunteer/nominate

Also, don’t forget to sign up for our Friends & Mentors… Read more

Eve Esch replied to the discussion New Friends & Mentors Program! in the forum Women's Leadership 3 years ago

3 years ago

Reply to New Friends & Mentors Program!

This is a kick-ass idea! Well done COP 🙂
I’m in,

Eve

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Eve Esch
Executive Director of Student Centers
University of Houston
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jessige started the discussion New Friends & Mentors Program! in the forum Women's Leadership 3 years ago

3 years ago

New Friends & Mentors Program!

Introducing…the Friends & Mentors Program! Did you know that we have 775 members of the Women’s Leadership CoP?! And yet, we all know that connecting online is a hard thing to do, even with that many people available. We are excited to launch a new community initiative that we hope will enable us to connect on a more personal level… Read more

jessige replied to the discussion On Wednesdays, we wear pink: mean girls at work in the forum Women's Leadership 3 years ago

3 years ago

Reply to On Wednesdays, we wear pink: mean girls at work

Oh, my anonymous friend, I HEAR YOU and I SEE YOU. I could have written your exact post at one point. I’d love to say so much, but I’d either end up saying two words or writing a novel. Let me just say this: nobody ever deserves toxicity. And it’s *NOT* “like this” everywhere.?

If you’d like to chat, please drop me a note at … Read more

jessige replied to the discussion On Wednesdays, we wear pink: mean girls at work in the forum Women's Leadership 3 years ago

3 years ago

Reply to On Wednesdays, we wear pink: mean girls at work

Uggggh, Jen. I bet that’s more common than we think. The bait-and-switch sucks.
Speaking of bosses, though, how about this line: “One of the most trying qualities of quiet bullies, having mastered the ‘rules of the game’ in relational warfare, is that they tend to be very, very good at managing their relationships with their own superiors. Just… Read more

Jennifer Keegin replied to the discussion On Wednesdays, we wear pink: mean girls at work in the forum Women's Leadership 3 years ago

3 years ago

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Planting false or partially false narratives about targets

Immediately a shiver went up my spine because I had to have a VERY frank discussion with my boss ( a male) about the line that I was having to draw in terms of taking things on because of past supervisors (who had been women – not that that was mentioned) and this EXACT problem of… Read more

jessige started the discussion On Wednesdays, we wear pink: mean girls at work in the forum Women's Leadership 3 years ago

3 years ago

On Wednesdays, we wear pink: mean girls at work

It’s Talk About It Tuesday, and here’s a topic that was requested by a member of our community: bullying in the workplace.

Madeleine Albright famously said, “There’s a special place in hell for women who don’t help other women.” Unfortunately, the research tells us that that place in hell might be standing room only. Check out this…

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