The 2023 Technology Exchange I2I Scholarship recipients are:
- Shweta Chauhan, faculty support specialist, San Diego State University
- Emily Kasbohm, senior web developer, Brown University
- Becca Kingery, education IT manager, Nebraska Office of the CIO and Network Nebraska
- Jessica Krause, IT reporting analyst, University of Massachusetts Amherst
- Ayat Mohammed, computational scientist in advanced research computing, Virginia Tech
- Veronica Ramirez, vulnerability and risk analyst, Chapman University
They will be recognized at an I2I lunch presentation on Wednesday, Sept. 20. Technology Exchange attendees are invited to join and celebrate these women who are already making a difference in the community!
Read their bios to learn more about the I2I Scholarship recipients.
Broadening Participation With the I2I Experience
These outstanding women were selected from dozens of nominations from across the community. All scholarship recipients will have the opportunity to participate in pre-conference workshops, attend all conference sessions, meet with community mentors, and develop professional relationships to support their professional growth at their institutions and across the community.
Multiple I2I Scholarships are granted to support the attendance of women IT professionals at each of the Internet2 annual events – Community Exchange in the spring and Technology Exchange in the fall. The scholarships cover travel expenses, hotel accommodations, and event registration.
I2I Scholarships for the 2023 Technology Exchange are made possible through the generosity of industry sponsors Cisco, Oracle, and Rincon, Internet2 community members Northern Tier Network Consortium (NTNC) and Chapman University, as well as Internet2.
More Opportunities to Broaden Participation
The I2I Scholarship is just one of three opportunities converging this year to broaden the participation of underrepresented and underserved members of the R&E community in the U.S. and globally at the 2023 Technology Exchange. Additional participation is being funded in collaboration with the Network Startup Resource Center and the Minority Serving – Cyberinfrastructure Consortium (MS-CC).
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