Women In Engineering Organization

AWSEM Action Kit - for anyone interested in starting an advocacy program for girls. www.awsem.com

AWSEM Site Visit Handbook - a handbook for women scientists/engineers specifically for introducing girls to the workplace. www.awsem.com

Directory of Practitioners - a resource guide of community professionals willing to share their science, math, and technology experiences with interested students. Have to create own directory if live outside of OR. www.awsem.com

Encourage your organization to realize the importance of the impact women have on technology. The Institute For Women and Technology partners up with companies specifically to obtain this goal. Visit their site at www.iwt.org to find out what they can do for you and your organization.

The Intel International Science & Engineering Fair - is a competition for high school students all over the world where they compete for scholarship money, scientific equipment and trips, tuition grants, and the grand prize is a trip to the Nobel Prize Ceremonies. Get your organization involved. www.sciserv.org/isef/

MentorNet initiates e-mail relationships between college women studying science or engineering and practitioners in these fields. This allows students to become more acclimated to industry, to understand varying aspects and to ask questions and receive advice. Visit www.MentorNet.net to find out how to become a mentor and encourage more women into technological fields.

National Engineers Week is February 17th-23rd 2002. One of the special features of the week is "Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day," which takes place on February 21. The goal is to reach one million girls by mobilizing both women and men in engineering. There is also great information provided for engineers, engineering students, K-12 teachers and students, library and science centers, and the media. The National Engineers Week site is not to be missed. Find out what else happens during Engineers Week and what you can do to get involved. www.eweek.org

SWE Guide to Sharing Engineering With Girls and Young Women. Learn about how you can get more girls interested in engineering. www.swe.org/iac/EG/eg-sh-01.html




		AWSEM Action Kit - for anyone interested in starting an advocacy program for girls. www.awsem.com AWSEM Site Visit Handbook - a handbook for women scientists/engineers specifically for introducing girls to the workplace. www.awsem.com Directory of Practitioners - a resource guide of community professionals willing to share their science, math, and technology experiences with interested students. Have to create own directory if live outside of OR. www.awsem.com Encourage your organization to realize the importance of the impact women have on technology. The Institute For Women and Technology partners up with companies specifically to obtain this goal. Visit their site at www.iwt.org to find out what they can do for you and your organization. The Intel International Science & Engineering Fair - is a competition for high school students all over the world where they compete for scholarship money, scientific equipment and trips, tuition grants, and the grand prize is a trip to the Nobel Prize Ceremonies. Get your organization involved. www.sciserv.org/isef/ MentorNet initiates e-mail relationships between college women studying science or engineering and practitioners in these fields. This allows students to become more acclimated to industry, to understand varying aspects and to ask questions and receive advice. Visit www.MentorNet.net to find out how to become a mentor and encourage more women into technological fields. National Engineers Week is February 17th-23rd 2002. One of the special features of the week is "Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day," which takes place on February 21. The goal is to reach one million girls by mobilizing both women and men in engineering. There is also great information provided for engineers, engineering students, K-12 teachers and students, library and science centers, and the media. The National Engineers Week site is not to be missed. Find out what else happens during Engineers Week and what you can do to get involved. www.eweek.org SWE Guide to Sharing Engineering With Girls and Young Women. Learn about how you can get more girls interested in engineering. www.swe.org/iac/EG/eg-sh-01.html
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