All NewsSnapshotsWomen of Wesleyan Hold Conference to Push Workplace Boundaries Mike SembosApril 18, 20143minJournalist Jane Eiser ’77 gives a talk at the “Female Frontiers – Pushing Boundaries in the Workplace” program presented by the Women of Wesleyan. Eisner is a former Wesleyan Trustee and is editor-in-chief of “The Jewish Daily Forward.” She and other alumnae shared insights and strategies they’ve learned as women in the modern workplace. Speakers in the “Women in Law, Medicine, Finance and Science” panel included, from left, Vanessa Burgess ’77, P’13, managing director at Canajoharie Capital; Elizabeth Schiller ’01, emergency medical physician at St. Francis Hospital; and Joaquina Borges King ’87, P’17, senior counsel at Northeast Utilities System. Student moderator Ting Zhang ’15 is pictured at right. Jane Eisner ’77 and Tracey Gardner ’96 chat with students. Ting Zhang ’15 listens to the panelists. Meg Zocco, director of affinities and networks for the office of parent programs, speaks to the attendees at the “Female Frontiers” event. (Photos by Hannah Norman ’16) alumnistudentswomen of wesleyan Related Articles All NewsCampus News & EventsStudents July 24, 2024 Mike Mavredakis Student-Veteran Says Warrior-Scholar Project Changed His View on Education All NewsAlumniCommunity Impact July 24, 2024 Mike Mavredakis Dreier ’08 on Pulitzer Prize-Winning Investigative Series All NewsArts & Humanities July 10, 2024 Andrew Chatfield Pruzan Art Center to Feature Works by Jasper Johns, Glenn Ligon ’82, Hon. ’12 from Davison Art Collection