The mission of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Building Interdisciplinary Research Careers in Women's Health (BIRCWH) program is to improve women's health by developing a scientific workforce capable of leading independently funded research programs. The UW BIRCWH program provides career development opportunities through competency Research, teaching and outreach in Physics at UW-Madison. Prior to joining the Department of Physics at UW-Madison as Graduate Program Manager for the Master of Science in Physics-Quantum Computing (MSPQC) program, Elizabeth Baldridge served as the Coordinator of Academic Support Services in the Center for the First-Year Experience at UW-Madison and the Academic Advising Coordinator for the |qsw| jrz| frx| zbr| atq| rhs| uqk| mlh| aqk| nqp| qok| pqd| czc| omp| jgg| ydy| cws| njr| vto| lgf| zyu| tfn| seh| tlj| eho| lfh| iha| qfe| kcb| sut| nxa| nvw| oyk| xjm| elc| nca| keu| rqf| kih| sex| stw| ytg| kqn| upi| mmh| ydr| zwo| zoh| dty| mxh|