Women In Engineering Organization

Association for Women in Computing. www.awc-hq.org

Celebration of Women in Engineering - a site of links to educational resources, including academic programs, media, curriculum and project ideas for teachers and students, and research information. Also, find information on mentoring programs, careers, and funding and financial aid. www.nae.edu/nae/cwe/cwemain.nsf/

The Center for Women & Information Technology web site is an excellent resource that includes a collection of news articles, a bibliography of books, links to reviews, interviews, and web sites about women and information technology. There are links to information about careers, training, financial aid, statistics, web sites, conferences, calls for papers, fellowships and jobs, and programs for women and girls interested in IT. www.umbc.edu/cwit

Edinburgh Engineering Virtual Library: The UK gateway to quality engineering information on the Internet. It provides links to e-journals, databases, training materials, professional societies, university and college departments, research projects, bibliographic databases, software, information services and recruitment agencies. The information included is also from the US. www.eevl.ac.uk

Engineering Joke of the Week.
www.inflection-point.com/jokindex.htm

The Global Alliance for Diversifying the Science & Engineering Workforce is an excellent site that offers very useful information including several reports, their accomplishments, best practices organizations and corporations use to diversify the workforce, special projects, an index of prominent women that includes bios, a bibliography section, which is under construction, notable quotes, and several links. www.globalalliancesmet.org

National Council for Research on Women (NCRW). www.ncrw.org/publications/pubs.htm




		Association for Women in Computing. www.awc-hq.org Celebration of Women in Engineering - a site of links to educational resources, including academic programs, media, curriculum and project ideas for teachers and students, and research information. Also, find information on mentoring programs, careers, and funding and financial aid. www.nae.edu/nae/cwe/cwemain.nsf/ The Center for Women & Information Technology web site is an excellent resource that includes a collection of news articles, a bibliography of books, links to reviews, interviews, and web sites about women and information technology. There are links to information about careers, training, financial aid, statistics, web sites, conferences, calls for papers, fellowships and jobs, and programs for women and girls interested in IT. www.umbc.edu/cwit Edinburgh Engineering Virtual Library: The UK gateway to quality engineering information on the Internet. It provides links to e-journals, databases, training materials, professional societies, university and college departments, research projects, bibliographic databases, software, information services and recruitment agencies. The information included is also from the US. www.eevl.ac.uk Engineering Joke of the Week. www.inflection-point.com/jokindex.htm The Global Alliance for Diversifying the Science & Engineering Workforce is an excellent site that offers very useful information including several reports, their accomplishments, best practices organizations and corporations use to diversify the workforce, special projects, an index of prominent women that includes bios, a bibliography section, which is under construction, notable quotes, and several links. www.globalalliancesmet.org National Council for Research on Women (NCRW). www.ncrw.org/publications/pubs.htm
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