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The Women's
Faculty Development Caucus The Women's Caucus was founded in 1989 as a professional development and mentoring program to help women advance their career and assume leadership positions. The co-founders were Debra H. Fiser, MD, who is now the College of Medicine Dean and Teresita Angtuaco, MD, professor of Radiology. Both are previous winners of the Outstanding Woman Faculty Award. Our professional development efforts have resulted in an expanding organization that addresses the needs of all College of Medicine faculty members. We provide leadership training, mentoring/advising, faculty handbook publications, faculty development, and networking opportunities. The Caucus Committees, lead by rotating chairs and co-chairs, are pathways to leadership and provide the energy and effort behind WFDC activities. If you are interested in serving on a committee, let us know. The Caucus Officers are elected every two years from Executive Committee membership. They lead and guide the collective work of the Caucus Committees. The officers attend and advise the WFDC Executive Committee which consists of past presidents and committee co-chairs. If you want to serve on a committee, please contact one of the officers. 2010 - 2011 WFDC Officers: _____________________________________________________________  
 Dana Gaddy, Ph.D. Sara Tariq, M.D. Wendy Ward-Begnoche, Ph.D. President Vice-President Secretary .JPG) Judith Weber, Ph.D., AAMC Women's Liaison Officer Publications Committee Research Committee Professional Development Day Committee Women in Training Committee Mentoring Committee Previous Presidents: Doctors Debra Fiser, Terry Angtuaco, Jeanne Heard, Paula Anderson, Cindy Kane, Laurie Barber, Linda Worley, Debra Simmons, Kathleen Gilbert and Mary Aitken |
