Date: Wed, 7 Dec 94 16:24:02 PS From: shor@bedrock.ECE.ORST.EDU (Molly Shor) To: CAST10 Email List Subject: Announcement - database/email alias for Women in Control ---------------------------------------------------------------- NOTE: Past postings on the CAST10 Email List are archived on the World Wide Web with URL http://control.cheg.nd.edu/cast10/ ---------------------------------------------------------------- Women in Control List - special alias/list for women in the control engineering/control theory area from any engineering, mathematics or science department, both students and faculty, or from industry I am compiling a list of "Women in Control" and constructing an e-mail alias of women in the control area. I am also constructing a second e-mail alias of men who are mentors to women and/or who are interested in issues related to the support and retention of women in the control field. These lists will be used for a number of purposes. They will be used to construct an informal, or formal, network uniting women in the control field, and also a network for all those concerned about retaining more women in the control field. They will be used to post announcements of use to women in the control field, including job postings, information about special programs that support women and minority research, change of address information, some general discussion, etc. They will be used to help the nominations committees of the professional organizations in the control field promote successful professional women in the field. They will also be used to gather information about the progress women are making professionally in this field and the progress the profession and the universities are making retaining women in the control field. This effort was begun by the ad hoc subcommittee on Women in Control of the Membership Activities Committee of the IEEE Control Systems Society, established this year at the suggestion of CSS President Herb Rauch. Two of the NSF Program Directors, Maria Burka, Chemical Reaction Processes, and R. Baheti, Engineering Systems, attended the organizational meeting for this effort, held at ACC this summer. It is intended to include women in all areas related to control, not restricted to members of IEEE CSS. We have compiled address information from over 70 women in the control area. Please send additions. Please supply also, for the list, information on your position or title, academic rank and tenure status, advisor's name, your university affiliation, research interests, and current involvement in professional society activities. Send this information to "shor@ece.orst.edu". In addition, we are interested in compiling a list of issues that you believe need to be addressed to benefit the progress of women in control engineering. Please send responses to this query to "bozenna@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu". -Molly H. Shor, shor@ece.orst.edu ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- * Address: ECE Dept., Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR 97331-3211 * * Phone: 503-737-3168 (voice mail) FAX: 503-737-1300 * ----------------------------------------------------------------------------