Woodhull Institute's Young Women's Leadership Retreats

The Michelle R. Clayman Institute for Gender Research is partnering with the Woodhull Institute for Ethical Leadership and Stanford's Women Community Center to offer full scholarships to three Stanford University female students to participate in an Ethical Leadership workshop. Female staff at the University are also eligible to attend and may apply STAP funds toward their registration fee with their supervisor's knowledge and approval.

Founded in 1998 by author Naomi Wolf and journalist Margot Magowan, The Woodhull Institute for Ethical Leadership provides training, mentoring, and support for young women, and works to develop their potential as ethical leaders. At each retreat, a team of committed professionals presents basic empowerment skills that prepare young women for leadership roles in their community and workplace. The three-day Young Women's Retreat includes Woodhull's core program modules: Ethics and Leadership Development, Public Speaking, Negotiation, Financial Literacy, Advocacy and Identity/Voice workshops. Meditation, hiking, journaling and group discussions are encouraged. Graduates of Woodhull Institute ethical leadership trainings become alumnae of the 1,300+ growing network of women across the U.S. and internationally.

San Francisco retreat dates in 2008 are March 14-16 and September 19-21. The location of the retreat will be at the The Institute for Noetic Sciences in Petaluma. We are offering two scholarships for the March retreat, and one scholarship for the September retreat.

2005 Scholarships:
Tracy Terry, Ph.D. candidate, Department of Chemistry
Hannah Scherer, Ph.D. candidate, Department of Geological and Environmental Sciences

2006 Scholarships:
Piper Bringhurst
Eva Chen
Jennifer Hillygus
Adeline Salloy
Mary Kate Wood, staff, School of Humanities and Sciences

2007 Scholarships:
Ana Bertrán Ortiz, Ph.D. candidate, Department of Electrical Engineering
Nita Singh, Women's Community Center Advisory Board, B.S. in Electrical Engineering '03

More information on the Ethical Leadership Retreats is available at: http://woodhull.org/.

Apply for student scholarships

Apply using STAP funds - staff only

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Home People News Events Fellowship Programs Research Studies Grants and Prizes Publications Art at the Institute Links Support our Work	Woodhull Institute's Young Women's Leadership Retreats The Michelle R. Clayman Institute for Gender Research is partnering with the Woodhull Institute for Ethical Leadership and Stanford's Women Community Center to offer full scholarships to three Stanford University female students to participate in an Ethical Leadership workshop. Female staff at the University are also eligible to attend and may apply STAP funds toward their registration fee with their supervisor's knowledge and approval. Founded in 1998 by author Naomi Wolf and journalist Margot Magowan, The Woodhull Institute for Ethical Leadership provides training, mentoring, and support for young women, and works to develop their potential as ethical leaders. At each retreat, a team of committed professionals presents basic empowerment skills that prepare young women for leadership roles in their community and workplace. The three-day Young Women's Retreat includes Woodhull's core program modules: Ethics and Leadership Development, Public Speaking, Negotiation, Financial Literacy, Advocacy and Identity/Voice workshops. Meditation, hiking, journaling and group discussions are encouraged. Graduates of Woodhull Institute ethical leadership trainings become alumnae of the 1,300+ growing network of women across the U.S. and internationally. San Francisco retreat dates in 2008 are March 14-16 and September 19-21. The location of the retreat will be at the The Institute for Noetic Sciences in Petaluma. We are offering two scholarships for the March retreat, and one scholarship for the September retreat. 2005 Scholarships: Tracy Terry, Ph.D. candidate, Department of Chemistry Hannah Scherer, Ph.D. candidate, Department of Geological and Environmental Sciences 2006 Scholarships: Piper Bringhurst Eva Chen Jennifer Hillygus Adeline Salloy Mary Kate Wood, staff, School of Humanities and Sciences 2007 Scholarships: Ana Bertrán Ortiz, Ph.D. candidate, Department of Electrical Engineering Nita Singh, Women's Community Center Advisory Board, B.S. in Electrical Engineering '03 More information on the Ethical Leadership Retreats is available at: http://woodhull.org/. Apply for student scholarships Apply using STAP funds - staff only
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