National Council of Women of Queensland Inc. (NCWQ) Bursary Program for 2025 Announced– including Five Bursaries for Medical Women in 2025 – Applications now open!
“The QMWS Centennial Working Group is delighted to officially restart our first QMWS100 meeting of 2025. It is a joy to come together once again and continue our work on this important project, celebrating the legacy of trailblazing women in medicine.”
On Saturday, 25th January 2025, the QMWS100 Working Committee embarked on a significant milestone in preserving the rich history of the Queensland Medical Women’s Society.
The QMWS Centennial Working Group held its sixth meeting in the Emeritus Professor Mary Mahoney Boardroom, marking our final gathering of the 2024 year. We were delighted to welcome Dr. Ira van der Steenstraten (Immediate Past-President and current Vice President), and Dr. Janet Huang, who served as QMWS President in 2014.
The QMWS100 centennial working group continues to make great progress as we gather monthly to plan and brainstorm for the upcoming 2029 centennial celebration. This month, Dr. Lydia Pitcher, Dr. Kathryn Mainstone and Dr. Chloe Hang were delighted to welcome two special guests: Dr. Zelle Hodge and Jane Connolly.
The inaugural meeting of the QMWS Centennial Celebration Working Group took place Tuesday 4th June 2024. Dr. Lydia Pitcher, Dr. Kathryn Mainstone, Dr. Barbara Woodhouse, Dr. Anna Raymond, and Dr. Chloe Hang were in attendance. We were graciously welcomed by Ms Lucy Reid, Senior Advancement Co-ordinator. We extend our warm thanks to her for her hospitality and for arranging easy access to the venue.
The inaugural meeting of the QMWS Centennial Celebration Working Group took place Tuesday 4th June 2024. Dr. Lydia Pitcher, Dr. Kathryn Mainstone, Dr. Barbara Woodhouse, Dr. Anna Raymond, and Dr. Chloe Hang were in attendance. We were graciously welcomed by Ms Lucy Reid, Senior Advancement Co-ordinator. We extend our warm thanks to her for her hospitality and for arranging easy access to the venue.
REMINDER The Queensland Medical Women’s Society (QMWS) are very pleased to announce that the 2023 NCWQ QMWS Bursaries have been announced and will be celebrated at a special lunch this Saturday 16 September 2023 at Women’s College, University of Queensland. If you would like to join the QMWS table for this event, please RSVP to Dr Lydia Pitcher, [email protected].
We have been thrilled with the response! Successful applicants will be celebrated at a special presentation event on Saturday 29th July, at the Qld Parliamentary Annex.
FINAL ANNOUCEMENT – Applications Closes 5 June. AFMW state affiliate, the QMWS advise there are now only two weeks left in which to submit your QMWS NCWQ Bursary application. Three NCWQ (National Council of Women of Queensland) Bursaries will be awarded in conjunction with the Queensland Medical Women’s Society. Applications close Monday 5 June 2023. QMWS look forward to receiving applications especially from medical women in their final year as medical students and recent graduates. Apply online today.
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