Lovely Davilmar attended the 2019 Women and Congress Seminar and grew her confidence and her professional network.
Category: Women and Congress
Discovering How to Brand Myself
Ursula Damtse attended the 2019 Women and Congress seminar with a desire to make a positive change for women in Ghana
New Opportunities for Growth and Self Development
Yordanos Alemu Kiros was empowered by the 2019 Women and Congress seminar and all the women leaders that she met.
Women and Congress: How PLEN Changed My Life
At the 2018 Women and Congress seminar Natalie Cote met strong, determined women who all have big dreams and refuse to stay silent on topics they are passionate about
Reaching Across the Aisle
I first heard of PLEN from my sister. A few years ago, I remember her coming back home from PLEN’s “Women in Health Policy” seminar, proudly wearing her NIH hoodie that she had bought during her time there. As a pharmacy student, she did not know how she could plug in to her interest in … Continue reading Reaching Across the Aisle
Network to GET WORK!
I first learned about PLEN through an email from a friend advising me to apply to attend the Women in Congress seminar in March 2019. As I had no idea what PLEN was, I decided to do some research and see what I would find. I read a few articles on The Plenary written by … Continue reading Network to GET WORK!
Creating the Blueprint for my Success
The PLEN Women and Congress seminar provided Chiquita Jackson with resources that she needs to make an impact and a legacy as a future public official.
Discovering Opportunities: How PLEN Changed the Course of my Future
PLEN introduced Claire Paulsen with potential careers she could pursue in bioethics, healthcare, and politics.
Magic on Capitol Hill: A Testament To My Love for Washington, D.C.
At the PLEN Women and Congress seminar, Andrea López-Rivera learned that Washington, DC is the place where she can pursue all of her passions.
Pushing Out of my Comfort Zone at PLEN
The PLEN Women and Congress seminar convinced Cindy Banh that a career in DC is right for her.