What does WISA stand for?

Women in Science Award

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World Interact System (company, Budapest Hungary) Writers in Schools (various locations) Wroclaw International School (Poland) WWMCCS Information System Waite Institute Students' Association (University of Adelaide, Australia) Water Institute of Southern Africa Web Information Systems and Applications West Indies States Association Wimbledon Independent Supporters Association Wireless Internet Service Architecture		Wisconsin Independent School Athletic Association (now defunct) Wisconsin Association for Behavior Analysis (established 2004) WWMCCS Information System Analysis Information Management System Waste Isolation Safety System Analysis Program Wisconsin Search and Rescue Weather Identification System-Azimuth and Ranging Detection Web based Information Services for Agricultural Research for Development Web Interface for Searching Archival Research Data (US NASA Data Archive and Distribution Service) Wisconsin Rail Passenger Association West Indian Sugarcane Borer (insect)

Samples in periodicals archive:

Just this year, Denton received the Maria Mitchell Women in Science Award, which recognized her advocacy for women in science.

University of California, Santa Cruz mourns chancellor

The program continues the legacy of support and encouragement that is a trademark of the company's international initiative, the L'Oreal-UNESCO for Women in Science awards.

L'Oreal USA launches Science Fellowship Program

In honor of the first woman astronomer and first woman astronomy professor in the United States, the Maria Mitchell Women in Science Award has been presented annually since 1998.

Maria Mitchell Women in Science Award. (Teacher's Toolbox)

Continuing in the spirit of recognizing and rewarding women for their contributions in the field of science, on March 6th L'Oreal and UNESCO will present five leading women scientists and researchers from around the world with the third annual For Women in Science awards.

L'Oreal Researcher, Dr. Victoria Holloway, Receives First Annual ...

For the fourth consecutive year L'OREAL and UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization), will present the L'OREAL For Women in Science Awards (FWIS), to take place on the evening of March 6, 2002 in Paris, France.

L'OREAL-UNESCO Begin Fourth Year of Partnership and On-going ...