Select Speeches, Writings + Appearances
President Barabino is a thought leader and sought after speaker in STEM education and research, faculty development, workforce development, public policy, and diversity and inclusion.
From Gilda's Desk
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Today's Supreme Court decision on cases challenging affirmative action
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The meaning of commencement
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Celebrating Engineer's Week
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Inspiration for a better tomorrow
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Impact-centered Leadership
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Reaction to Yesterday's Supreme Court Decision
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Lessons Learned from Trombone Shorty
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On the Crisis in Ukraine
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Celebrating and reflecting on Juneteenth 2021
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Engineers Week: Celebrating Engineers of Note
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End of Year 2020
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Kamala Harris's Historic Selection
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Exercise Your Right to Vote
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A Reflection on the Death of John Lewis
American Scientist: Taking a Systems Engineering Approach to Equitable Healthcare
It will take a systems engineering approach to develop the solutions to current health disparities stemming from racism, writes Olin College President Gilda A. Barabino and co-author in the American Scientist.
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Listen: A Special Lunchtime Talk at Olin
Suffocating from Medical Bias: A Systems Engineering Approach to Racial Disparities in Health Care
On September 7, 2022, the co-authors presented this special lunchtime talk at Olin College, discussing the work and engaging in important conversation with the campus community.
President Barabino at the White House Summit on Biotechnology and Biomanufacturing
She spoke as part of Panel 1: Biotechnology for Global Challenges with Ms. Ginger Krieg Dosier of Biomason, Dr. Erwin Gianchandani of the National Science Foundation (NSF), Mr. John Melo of Amyris, Inc. and Dr. Geraldine Richmond, Under Secretary for Science and Innovation at U.S. Department of Energy.
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The Science of Mentorship Podcast
In this episode, Dr. Barabino shares how she responded to a lack of mentorship, where she found supportive networks, and how she’s creating inclusive environments so that marginalized students don’t have to face the same obstacles.
Listen hereAdditional Appearances
- 04/06/23: The Laureates Award Program
10/22/22: Claire L. Felbinger Award
07/13/22: Elsevier: An impact-centered approach to higher education: engineering as a model
06/27/22: President Barabino Co-Authors New Research on Dissociation of Tissues
02/21/22: President Barabino Publishes New Article in Issues in Science and Technology
01/05/22 : Powerful Learning Environments
11/23/20: Dean's Lecture & Colloquium on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in STEM
11/16/20: NEJHE: Higher Education Must Do Its Part...
11/12/20: #DIRC20: How Research Can Make STEM Fields More Inclusive
10/23/20: NASEM Main Session: Prevention Program Panel
10/06/20: Xavier University Founder's Day Convocation
09/25/20: NACME Symposium: Fall 2020
09/11/20: Science Magazine: Systemic equity in education
08/05/20: Greater Boston: Forging a Path as a Black Women in Chemical Engineering
06/29/20: NASEM Town Hall: COVID-19, Systemic Racism, and the Responses of HBCUs...