March is Women's History Month. To celebrate, take our quiz about the history of women in engineering education.
SWE Educator Member, Deborah Calhoun, M.Ed., has been inspiring students to pursue STEM for over three decades. She currently teaches freshman biology and serves her school’s community as the Science and Engineering Academy Leader.
Would you like to connect with like-minded individuals? You are invited to join the SWE Affinity Groups! The SWE Affinity Groups are communities of individuals who share the same interests and goals. These groups help build community, provide professional development opportunities and empower and celebrate women from different paths of life. SWE has eight Affinity
SWE Affinity Groups are communities of individuals who share the same interests and goals. These groups help build community, provide professional development opportunities and empower and celebrate women from different paths of life. SWE has eight Affinity Groups: Latinos, African-American, Native American, LGBTQ, Small Businesses, Entrepreneurs, Women in Government and Global Engineers. The Diversity and
While it may often seem that no employer is getting diversity and inclusion right, many organizations have struggled to cultivate cultures that welcome and support all workers.
The pipeline problem is used to conceal the real reasons why there is a lack of female, Black and Hispanic representation in STEM fields.
In this podcast, Penny Wirsing, SWE FY19 President, discusses SWE’s India Gender Bias Study with lead researcher Joan C. Williams.
October 11th is celebrated as National Coming Out Day (NCOD) in the United States. In honor of NCOD, Natalie explores the concept of closets, the value of living as your authentic self and provides some tips on coming out at work in this issue of her blog Live Out Loud.
Join E4C in NYC at Impact.Engineered in October to connect, share insights and celebrate those who are dedicated to ensuring a sustainable future for us all.
FY19 President of the Society of Women Engineers Penny Wirsing shares her experiences at the Women Making History Awards in Los Angeles.