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OPN Column September 2012: Reflections in Diversity

Reflecting on Career/Life Balance, Jannick Rolland is the Brian J. Thompson professor of optical engineering at the Institute of Optics at the University of Rochester,  N.Y., U.S.A.



Professor Rolland discusses how "As our lifestyles become more complex, all of us—whether men or women—must develop strategies to balance our career with our personal lives.

"Balance isn’t about counting the hours spent at home vs. work; it is about the value we create when we are faced with challenges." In this article Professor Rolland discusses her diverse experiences as a working scientist who is also raising two children.

Professor Jannick Rolland

JannickRollandSept2012 (PDF, 234 KB)
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