Galentine's Day Networking Event
Event Description
Join the Association of Women in Science (AWIS) Baltimore Chapter for an engaging, Galentine's Day, professional networking event at the Institute of Marine and Environmental Technology (IMET), Colwell Center in the scenic Inner Harbor! This event is designed to connect local scientists, enhance your professional presence, and grow your career in science.
Event Highlights:
Speed Networking: A dynamic "speed dating" format to meet fellow professionals and expand your network.
Free Professional Headshots: Update your LinkedIn or CV with a polished new look.
Network-Building Activities: Collaborate and learn with engaging workshops tailored for professional growth.
Complimentary Food & Beverages: Enjoy delicious refreshments while you connect with peers.
Parking Details:
Pier V Garage: $15 on-site parking.
Free Street Parking: Available in nearby Little Italy neighborhoods, including Albemarle Street, just a two-block walk from IMET.
Venue Details:
Enterence: Enter the IMET Colwell Center from the front enterence (pictured below)
Once inside: walk up the stairs next to the security desk and follow the signs to our event under the tent on the third floor!
Do not be discouraged if eventbrite says it's sold out, this is for promotional purposes. Entry is free of charge. This event is open to both AWIS members and non-members. Non-binary and gender non-confirming folks are encouraged to attend.
For more information about AWIS Baltimore, visit our website, follow our social media accounts, and join our mailing list!
https://www.awisbaltimore.org/
https://www.awis.org/
Don't miss this opportunity to network, learn, and grow within the AWIS Baltimore community!
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