Women's History Month

Women in STEM

Tuesday, March 4 
1:30-3 p.m.
Student Center Annex

Join us for an inspiring session as we spotlight women in STEM. We are thrilled to welcome our guest speaker, Ann Bowe, a distinguished scientist and medical researcher whose impressive 32-year career encompasses both academic and clinical laboratories. With 18 years of experience at Genzyme, a prominent biotech company, Ann brings a wealth of knowledge in cell and molecular genetics as well as mineral metabolism. Her research spans critical areas, including pregnancy-induced hypertension, cancer, polycystic kidney disease (PKD), fetal cell separation, and hypophosphatemia. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from Ann’s remarkable experience and insights as we promote and celebrate women in STEM!

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International Women's Day: Phenomenal Women to Know, Discuss, and Admire

Thursday, March 6 
11 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
Ozuna Legacy Room 101

Join us for an inspiring Women's History Month event that dives deep into the powerful legacy of women throughout history. Engage in thought-provoking conversations about beauty standards from around the world and celebrate the remarkable lives of women who have left their mark on society. This RoundTable discussion promises to be enlightening and empowering, providing a platform for voices and stories that deserve to be heard. Come be a part of this enriching experience!

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Ladies Night with PAC Athletics

Thursday, March 6
7 p.m.
Kazen Middle School

Join us for a special evening of excitement and camaraderie at Ladies Night, presented by PAC Athletics! Show your support for our incredible PAC Women's Volleyball team as they face off against Trinity University.

We can't wait to see you there! Let's rally behind the PAC Women's Volleyball team!

WHM: Student Round Table Discussion

Wednesday, March 19
2-3 p.m.
Ozuna 217

Join us a meaningful roundtable discussion that empowers and inspires! This event will focus on leadership, mentorship, and education, bringing together a dynamic group of female leaders and mentors to share their experiences and insights. This engaging conversation highlights the importance of mentorship in shaping leadership journeys and empowering students to overcome challenges. Participants explore strategies for developing leadership skills, creating inclusive environments, and using
education and mentorship to advance their potential.

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Women's Resource Fair 

Thursday, March 27
11 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Rio Grande Breezeway

Connect with community partners dedicated to enhancing mental health and women's health resources. This event is a great chance to gather valuable information and support while meeting with a range of local organizations that are ready to help:

• Aetna/CVS
• Communities in School-San Antonio
• Bexar County Community Health Collaborative
• San Antonio Food Bank
• Grace Counseling/Catholic Charities
• City of San Antonio MetroHealth WIC program
• Wellpoint
• Maximus: Enrollment Broker and Texas Health Steps Outreach & Informing
• Focus and Balance
• National Ovarian Cancer Coalition
• And more

Together, we can empower our community and foster well-being for all. Don’t miss out on this event designed to uplift and inform!

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Women's History Month Book Discussion

Wednesday, March 26
12:30-1:45 p.m.
Ozuna Library and Learning Center, room 217 (second floor)

Join us for Palo Alto College's 2025 Women's History Month book discussion, open to students, employees, and the community. The book discussed is Red Car: Stories by Sallie Bingham. Current PAC students and employees can access the eBook at this book link.  Submitting this form serves as a commitment to participate in the lively book discussion.

Register to participate in the book discussion. Contact Cynthia Sanchez at csanchez@alamo.edu for more information.

Registration link coming soon.

Women's History Month Library Exhibit – Frida Kahlo

Saturday, March 8 – Friday, March 28
Ozuna Library and Learning Center, 2nd floor

Experience the vibrant world of Frida Kahlo through an engaging collection of banners that bring to life the iconic artist and her powerful works. This exhibit features stunning representations of Kahlo's masterpieces, including "Self-Portrait with Loose Hair" and "Self-Portrait with Monkeys," both beautifully set against the backdrop of her cherished Casa Azul. In addition to these highlights, the exhibit showcases other significant pieces such as "The Bus," "Frida and Diego Rivera," "Self-Portrait as Tehuana," and "The Frame." This exhibit is made possible through the generosity of Teacher’s Discovery.