A Community of Innovators
 

17th Annual Women in Science and Engineering Conference

 

 

2008 Conference Details|Online Registration|Parking & Directions|Sponsors|Keynote Presentations

 

 

Attendees:
On-Line Registration

 

Speaker, Volunteer, Department, Sponsor:
On-Line Registration

 

WISE: Imagine, Invent, Innovate

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Saturday, February 2, 2008
8:00am - 5:00pm

 

Workshop Highlights

 

Session 1
(9:30-10:50)

Option 1 Getting what you Need for Success "Making Work Work"
Option 2 Women in Stem: Past, Present & Future
Option 3 Science in the Real World: Impact and how YOU can contribute
Option 4 Transitions to University Life
Option 5 Women in Technology: Careers in Traditional Fields
Option 6 Preparing for STEM fields: Hands on activity for High School Students

 

 

 

 

Session 2
(11:00-12:15)

 

Option 1 Motivation, Proscrastination, & Inspiration (Repeated Session)
Option 2 Generation Gaps in the Workplace
Option 3 Choosing a Major
Option 4 Mentoring
Option 5 Tips for Students:  Surviving and Succeeding in School and Beyond
Option 6 Engineering in a Real World: Contribution to Making Life Better
Option 7 Research: Preparing for, Obtaining, & Succeeding

 

 

Session 3
(2:00-3:20)

 

Option 1 Motivation, Proscrastination & Inspiration (Repeated Session)
Option 2 Outreach: Recruitment & Hands On
Option 3 Don't get mad, get even. Navigating the Tilted Playing Field
Option 4 Unbound by your Degree
Option 5 Internships & Coops
Option 6 STEM beyond the Text Book: Bioenergy Systems: Research and Opportunities
Option 7 Faculty Life

 

 

What to Wear:

We encourage attendees to come dressed professionally and ready to interact with various professionals in industry and academia. The recommended dress is business casual (for example: khakis, slacks (no jeans), button up tops, blouses, sweaters, casual jackets. Please dress however makes you most comfortable.

 

What to Bring:

Be sure to bring 5-10 resumes as our corporate sponsors will be on hand. There is a lot of great information that you will be gathering. A pen and notepad will be provided, but you are also welcome to bring something to write with and on.

 

Organizations Participating:

Teach America

Engineers Without Borders (EWB)

 

Student Societies Participating

National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE)

Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE)

Society of Women Engineers (SWE)

Phi Sigma Rho Sorority

Women's Initiative Network * University of Washington School of Medicine*

 

 

Engineering Advising & Diversity Center, 301 Loew Hall, 206-543-1770, eadc@u.washington.edu