Last Chance to Shatter the Glass at MASA's Women in Leadership Conference
The 2021 Women in Leadership Conference is THIS WEEK!
More than 100 women in education will virtually gather this Thursday and Friday for two days of PD and networking. We hope you and your colleagues will join us!
Designed for current and aspiring female and female-identifying leaders, this event allows participants the chance to learn from each other and from some big names in Michigan and the nation. You'll leave feeling inspired and ready for success in your current and/or next role.
Spread the word and encourage your female colleagues to join us virtually for the Women in Leadership Conference – April 22 and 23, 2021.
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 Posthumously Honoring NASA Hero Katherine Johnson
Join us to hear from a special guest speaker as we celebrate and posthumously honor an incredible female leader and NASA hero, Katherine Johnson. We will be joined by Joylette Hylick, Katherine's daughter, to hear a first-hand account of how her mother, the mathematician portrayed in the Oscar-nominated film “Hidden Figures,” shattered the glass with calculations that were critical to the success of the first U.S. and subsequent crewed spaceflights. You won't want to miss this special session to hear Katherine's incredible story as told by her daughter.
Joylette was a mathematician and information technology professional in her own right who forged a chapter of her professional journey at NASA Langley Research Center as a mathematician.
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Speakers and Other Special Guests
We're excited to welcome three dynamic state leaders and one international speaker to the Women in Leadership Conference in 2021. They will discuss their experiences, their career paths, and their insights from some of the top positions in their field.
 Motivational Speaker Jessica Rector
Jessica Rector's mission is simple: transform lives.
Jessica, a former TV talk show host and sales producer, uses her company's research and personal experiences to help people uplevel their performance, while reducing burnout. Through her five-step proprietary process on inner communication, audiences are able to turn their inner dialogue into actionable steps to implement right away in her keynote session, "Fire Up So You Don’t Burnout."
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Attorney General Dana Nessel
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State Supreme Court Justice Bridget Mary McCormack
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Chief Deputy Superintendent
Sheila Alles
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