FY19 President of the Society of Women Engineers Penny Wirsing shares her experiences at the Women Making History Awards in Los Angeles.
The Society of Women Engineers is a resource organization for a new original series on Hulu, The First, starring Sean Penn and Natascha McElhone.
Natalie Vanderspiegel reflects on her SWE Board Orientation in her post for Live Out Loud, a monthly blog post about practicing intentional inclusion.
Breaking Boundaries immerses players in the lives and work environments of Jane Goodall, Grace Hopper, and Marie Curie with more to come.
Share a photo of your female role model with the hashtags #SeeHerBeHer and #WomensEqualityDay.
Through partnering with Nasdaq to highlight the need for more women in engineering, almost 50 female engineers gathered in Times Square in August to be present for the Opening Bell Ceremony. We are pleased to
Betsy Congdon of the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab is the lead thermal engineer on the heat shield that will protect the probe from the Sun.
Ross was an active member and Fellow of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE), and her impact on women in engineering resulted in the Mary G. Ross Scholarship, administered by the Santa Clara Valley Section.
In a long career, Mary G. Ross had many accomplishments including being the first woman engineer employed by Lockheed Missiles and Space Company.
Mary G. Ross is noted for her contributions to the aerospace industry and as a role model and mentor for American Indians. She was a Fellow of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE).