Over the weekend the Utah Women and Leadership Project hosted the fall session of She Talks Utah a leadership speaker and dialogue series. Five inspirational women from around the state spoke on this season’s theme: Finding our voices and the courage to use them. Each speaker had a unique take on what it means to […]
Tag: educated women
Utah’s Educated Woman of the Month- Jenny McCulloch
The Utah educated women blogs are an effort to shine the spotlight on incredible women around the state, the Utah Women and Leadership Project is selecting one woman per month to be featured here and all of our social media platforms. These inspiring women come from all walks of life. They’re mothers, entrepreneurs, educators, doctors, […]
Why Not Me?
Robbyn Scribner works within the areas of development and grant writing for the Utah Women in Leadership Project at Utah Valley University. She holds a Master’s degree in English with an emphasis in composition and rhetoric from Brigham Young University, and a Bachelor’s degree (also from BYU) in European Studies. Robbyn specializes in promoting excellence in writing; she has […]
Educated Woman of the Week- Celina Milner
Senate Candidate, Education Advocate, Bachelor of Science, Political Science and Government, Wells College About: Celina is a trusted center of influence with an extensive diversified network. Her passion and enthusiasm live in serving the communities of her home state. Born and raised in West Jordan, Celina’s background is in the travel and hospitality industry where […]
How School Counselors Can Help Young Women Get to College
In 2010, Utah Women and Education Project researchers conducted in-depth research to discover why more young women around the state are not attending and graduating from college. The full set of results was published in a series of 12 research snapshots, which you can find on the Utah Women and Education website. In this blog, […]
School Counselors and Administrators Can Influence College Choices
In 2010, Utah Women and Education Project researchers conducted in-depth research to discover why more young women around the state are not attending and graduating from college. The full set of results was published in a series of 12 research snapshots, which you can find on the Utah Women and Education website. In this blog, […]
Benefits to a College Educated Woman
In 2010, Utah Women and Education Project researchers conducted in-depth research to discover why more young women around the state are not attending and graduating from college. The full set of results was published in a series of 12 research snapshots, which you can find on the Utah Women and Education website. Here, we look […]
Is A College Education Important for Women?
In 2010, Utah Women and Education Project researchers conducted in-depth research to discover why more young women around the state are not attending and graduating from college. The full set of results was published in a series of 12 research snapshots, which you can find on the Utah Women and Education website. In this blog, […]
Educated Woman of the Week- Dr. Susan Madsen
Orin R. Woodbury Professor of Leadership & Ethics, Utah Valley University Professor of Management Director, Utah Women and Education Initiative Director, Utah Women and Leadership Project Fellow, The Leadership Trust Foundation (Ross-on-Wye, England) Visiting Fellow, Faculty of Economic and Business (University of Zagreb, Croatia) Distinguished Visiting Fellow, Lancaster Leadership Centre (Lancaster University, U.K.) Briefly […]
Educated Woman of the Week- Sandra Hollins
State House Representative of District 23, Licensed Clinical Social Worker B.S. Business Management, Master’s of Social Work, University of Phoenix I received my bachelor’s degree in business management from the University of Phoenix and a master’s degree in social work. I am also a graduate of the Westside Leadership Institute. As a profession, I work […]