Registration for Women in Science is now closed.
Due to overwhelming demand, we are unable to accept any additional registration requests at this time. All spots are currently full and we have an extensive waitlist.
- Who is eligible to participate?
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Grade 10 - 12 students of all genders are welcome and encouraged to participate.
Our Women in Science evening strives to empower the community and promote an equitable and inclusive learning environment. At BCCHR, we understand that an intersectional lens is needed when discussing women’s experiences in science as ‘woman’ is not a universal experience that transcends other components of identity. It is a broad experience that includes those socialized as women who identify as women, those socialized as women who do not identify as women, and those who were not socialized as women but identify as women. Additionally, that experience is further made unique depending on race and/or ethnicity, class, religion, sexual and/or romantic identity, disability, etc.
- What do you need to register?
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The link to access the registration form is available here.
To complete the registration form, you'll need to provide:- Your name, email address, grade and school name
- Your parent/guardian's name and email address
- A signed Participant Agreement Form
- Answer to the following question: Why are you interested in attending the Women in Science evening? What do you hope to gain from participating? (150 words or less)
- How are participants selected?
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Women in Science is a popular program and we often have more registration requests than spots available. To keep it fair, we’ll go with a first come, first served system. If you don’t get a spot, you’ll be placed on a waitlist and contacted if a spot opens up.
BC Children's Hospital Research Institute strives to empower youth and promote an equitable and inclusive learning environment. Further space is available for students from grades 10 - 12 who identify as First Nations, Inuit, or Métis. Students will be asked to self-identify as Indigenous on the registration form.
- What is the Participant Agreement?
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To ensure the safety and security of all participants and the BC Children’s Hospital community, students must submit a completed Participant Agreement Form when they register.
Click here to download the Participant Agreement form
The Participant Agreement Form can be signed electronically or you can print it, sign it and scan/take a picture of the form. You will be asked to upload the form during your registration submission.
The Participant Agreement Form must also be signed by a parent or guardian. - Are teachers welcome to attend?
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Yes, teachers can attend too. If you're a teacher and want to register, email researchevents@phsa.ca.
Those interested in receiving notifications about upcoming events and important registration deadlines are encouraged to join our mailing list. Information is only distributed to mailing list subscribers.
Do you have additional questions? Contact researchevents@phsa.ca.
