Spelling
Spelling and Editing Guidance for Standards Participants The thing I’m worst at, but try the hardest to conquer. Is that true for you? Huffpost reviewed 100 LinkedIn profiles and found
Using all CAPS in a Sentence
I feel this goes without saying, but many people use the ‘all CAPS’ strategy when trying to make emails clearer. In my view, it’s the clearest approach to conveying unhappiness
Ten Helpful Links for Writing Success
Ten Helpful Links for Writing Success The creative process can be a long bumpy road. Below are a few tips and tricks that might help you take your writing from
What About That Last Comma
What About That Last Comma I went shopping and bought cereal, milk and chocolate. My milk didn’t come with a bar of chocolate taped to it, but it might have
Using Gender-Inclusive Language in Standards
Enhance your organization’s on boarding program and standards development through the use of gender-inclusive language. Here are a few helpful links to get you started. Tools for Writing – from University
Building a Strong Network
Sometimes growth in one job means looking for that next job. The average time salary workers stick with an employer before moving on is currently 4.6 years. That’s according to an Economic News
2019 July WiS – SES Summer Event
The WiS summer happy was held on July 25, 2019 at the Watergate hotel, just a short distance from Georgetown university. Sunny weather greeted members and we had an enjoyable
Body Armor for Women
By Cassy Robinson, National Institute of Standards and Technology. – The history of women serving as United States (U.S.) law enforcement officers (LEOs) is relatively short, beginning in 1845 when
Call to Action on Standards
By Lorenza Jachia, Secretary, Working Party on Regulatory Cooperation and Standardization Policies, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. – The UNECE is please to announce that the UN Declaration on Gender
