Women In Science and Technology
As reported in the winter/spring 1997 issue of the LINK.

"Wonderful, lively speaker, great sense of humor," were some of the glowing commentary that students used to describe the Keynote speaker, Dr. Zafra Lerman of Columbia College. They found her ability to integrate sciences and the arts most facinating, and they were in awe that she was able to hold their attention every moment. The very fact that Trinity offers such stimulating science and fine arts programs and they were able to understand how the two could meld in such harmony is truly a testament to the curriculum for our young women.

The accolades continued to flow as the students described the many presentations they had attended. Each student was able to choose two fields of interest from the following:
Christine Anderson, Respiratory Care, Judy Beto, Nutrition, Judy Bohn, Surgical Technician, Christine Caponigri '85, Computer Systems Engineering, Carie Carney, Construction Consulting, Rita Ciurlionis, Molecular Biology, Kim Comella '91, Crime Lab Technician, Sr. Noel Dreska, Physics/Astronomy, Amy Ellis, Speech Therapy, Barbara Finnigan, Audiology, Patty Gradishar, Computer Graphics, Carolyn Karpinski Johnson '79, Electrical Engineering, Colleen Keable '86, TV News Production, Ruta Kulbis, Computer Consulting, Connie Kusar, Trama Nursing, Dr. Mary Ann Malone Malloy '59, Cardiology, Sr. Jaye Nelson, OSF, Infection Control, Teresa Neumahr, Engineer, Dr. Marianne O'Donoghue, Dermatology, Marilyn Skarbek, Biology Research, Sr. Pat Skowronski, OSF, Lab Technician, Kathy Ucinski '91, Zoology/Biology.