UNSW Medicine celebrates International Women’s Day

UNSW Medicine is pleased to invite you to attend a special International Women’s Day event.
Drawing on the theme for this year’s International Women’s Day #BalanceforBetter, this event brings together outstanding women who are making an impact.
Dr Amanda Henry, Gender Champion MEDIC, will MC a panel of diverse women at different career stages from UNSW Medicine talking about their professional journey and experiences including:
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Prof Minoti Apte: former NSW Woman of the Year and pancreatic cancer researcher
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Prof Maria Craig: a clinical academic whose major research interest is childhood diabetes
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Dr Angelica Merlot: early career pancreatic and brain cancer researcher who has been nominated for 2019 NSW Young Woman of the Year
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Dayna Duncan: MedSoc President and current medical student
The winner of Medicine’s 2019 Apte Scholarship will be announced at the event. Lunch will be provided.
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