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WiSE Conference

We look forward to seeing you next year. Check back in autumn for information on the 19th annual Wise Conference, scheduled for February 20, 2010.

High school, community college, and university women explored opportunities in engineering and science careers at the 18th annual WiSE conference. The conference offers educational and professional development and enrichment, bringing undergraduate and graduate students together with faculty, administrators, and professional women for a day of exciting exploration.

Highlights from 2009: Boundless Discovery

Conference highlights |  Sponsors

Keynote Speaker, Amy Haugerud

Founder and President of RoseWater Engineering and recipient of the 2006 Outstanding Women Business Owner of the Year is this year's keynote speaker.

Keynote address sponsored by BP

Workshops in professional and personal development »

Registered guests can choose up to three workshops designed specifically for high school, pre-engineering and engineering students.

Career and Engineering Resource Fair

Meet employers of engineering graduates, including BP, Snohomish County Public Works, and Lockheed. Talk to representatives from these engineering departments at the UW: Civil & Environmental Engineering, Human Centered Design & Engineering (formerly Technical Communication), and College of Forest Resources.

Networking Lunch

Enjoy a catered lunch and plenty of time to network with employers, faculty and students.

Living Voices presentation »

Through the magic of video and an interactive performer, Living Voices presents unique and stirring presentations that capture the minds and hearts of today's audiences.

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