Event Notices From March 15
Michigan ACE Network Sets Women's Conferences in Kalamazoo, Alpena: Two higher education institutions will host daylong conferences in March and April geared toward providing women students with mentoring opportunities and tools to be successful in the workforce. "Young Women, Strong Leaders" will be held Friday, March 25 at Western Michigan University's Bernhard Center in Kalamazoo, and Friday, April 29 at Alpena Community College's Donald L. Newport Center in Alpena. The conferences are organized by the Michigan ACE Network for Women Leaders in Higher Education in partnership with the Michigan Women's Commission, Michigan State University Women's Resource Center, Michigan Department of Education and the host institutions. Students can attend either conference; they do not have to be enrolled at the host institution. At each site, participants will hear from a keynote speaker, attend skill building workshops and have opportunities to meet mentors and network with participants. Cost to attend is $25, which includes lunch and materials. Some institutions may have scholarships available. To register or for more information, visit wrc.msu.edu/ywsl.php.
Compuware CTO Paul Czarnik to Speak at Software Test Professionals Conference 2011: Detroit-based Compuware Corp. (Nasdaq: CPWR) announced that its CTO, Paul Czarnik, will present a session titled: "Performance Testing: Putting Cloud Customers Back in the Driver's Seat" at the Software Test Professionals Conference 2011 in Nashville, Tenn. Czarnik will discuss how performance testing can be the key to creating SLAs that drive greater confidence and wider adoption of cloud computing for mission-critical applications. The presentation will take place at 3 p.m. Eastern time Tuesday, March 22. Czarnik will explain how Compuware delivers the market's only application performance management system, Gomez and Vantage, that provides broad visibility and deep-dive resolution across the entire application delivery chain, spanning both the enterprise and the Internet. More at www.compuware.com.
