Membership Chair
Hang is a third-year PhD student at the Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth University, where she develops fluorescence imaging techniques to aid cancer resection. Through her role in GWiSE, she hopes to help the group stay connected and engaged while fostering a strong and supportive community. Outside of research, Hang enjoys baking, cooking, and traveling to explore new cultures—especially through their history and music.
NE GWiSE is an alliance between GWISE groups from universities across New England. We are joining together to support and celebrate women and gender minorities in STEM fields, to increase awareness of the issues we face, and create change within our community. We support ideas and actions to increase diverse gender representation in STEM departments, create fair and positive workplace environments, increase the support and mentorship students receive, and enact equitable university and federal policies. Through advocacy, diversity, outreach efforts, and networking opportunities, as well as collective actions and supporting developing GWISE groups, NE GWiSE works to advance policies and programs across New England to promote equality and improve the experience of students. All members of the graduate community are welcome to become NE GWiSE members and attend our events.
