BALTIMORE - Aug. 13, 2020 - Each year the Women of Color STEM Conference gathers an audience of the nation's leaders in science, technology, engineering, math, and medicine (STEMM) from Fortune 500 companies, government entities, nonprofit organizations, colleges and universities, as well as local middle and high schools to celebrate the achievements of women who create innovation and inspiration in STEMM.
In light of the persistent threat of the pandemic and recent local health reports regarding COVID-19, the conference will forgo its in-person conference at the Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center. The 2020 Women of Color STEM Conference will host an end-to-end virtual conference experience through their online platform.
The three-day all-virtual event will take place October 8-10 and still includes great seminars and informative workshops led by experts from industry, government, and academia. The virtual conference platform also includes the Career Fair.
"It was important for us to be able to provide the entire experience," said Tyrone Taborn, CEO of Career Communications Group, "and ensure that attendees had access to the information and opportunities provided through this conference, while allowing people to participate safely during this pandemic."
Women of Color STEM Conference attendees are encouraged to take advantage of premium training sessions, which offer leadership development early-career, mid-level management, and executive level. To register now for full access, please visit https://s4.goeshow.com/ccgroup/womenofcolor/2020/virtual_registration.cfm
The Women of Color STEM Conference
The Women of Color STEM Conference, now in its 25th year, has been the venue where women and men from diverse backgrounds have come to recognize outstanding achievements in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), celebrate excellence in STEM-related fields, and create a career learning and networking environment. www.womenofcolor.net
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