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New offer from the pilot project Motherhood and Science: Systemic counseling
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Are you a mother and a student and feel torn between the two roles?
Are you a mother and a student and feel torn between the two roles?
Are you thinking about a career in science and considering whether you want to have or are allowed to have children?
Do studying with child(ren) always present you with challenges?
Being a parent and a scientist has intensified your conflicts and created new ones?
As part of the pilot project Motherhood and Science (FEM POWER Vision), I offer systemic counseling as a space to look at where conflicts arise again and again in everyday life and where there is a lack of time and focus for clarification.
Systemic counseling is:
- an effective method for tackling problems and challenges in different areas of life, strengthening relationships and developing new perspectives
- individual counseling and support
- for students, employees and academics
- Individual and couples counseling
- Free of charge
Counseling sessions can take place both online and in person.
About me:
I am Dr. Sarah Czerney, media and cultural scientist, systemic consultant (in further education, DGSF) and co-founder of the nationwide network Motherhood and Science. At KGC, I coordinate the pilot project Motherhood and Science in the FEM POWER Vision project. As part of this project, I offer systemic counseling to support mothers and people dealing with motherhood in science.
I look forward to hearing from you!
Contact: czerney@fempower-lsa.de
Meet-the-Data: Find Data for Your Research!
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Are you looking for data for your term paper, thesis, or doctoral dissertation? Or would you like to use existing data in your teaching? Then our event series Meet-the-Data is just right for you!
The Consortium for the Social, Behavioral, Educational, and Economic Sciences (KonsortSWD - NFDI4Society) within the National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI) invites you to Meet-the-Data every month. In these sessions, staff from research data centers and researchers present selected datasets and answer your questions about data access and usage.
Who should attend?
This event series is particularly relevant for:
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Students and early-career researchers who want to work with existing data
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Educators who wish to integrate data into their teaching
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Anyone interested in research data
Focus Topic: Educational Research
The next series starts on March 13, 2025, with a focus on educational research data.
