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SWE at UMass Lowell
SWE’s Objectives (Adopted in 1950)
• Inform young women, their parents, counselors and the general public of the qualifications and achievements of women engineers and the opportunities open to them
• Assist women in readying themselves for a return to active work
after temporary retirement • Serve as a center of information on women in engineering
• Encourage women engineers to attain high levels of education
and professional achievement
History of SWE
• Headquartered in Chicago • Approximately 10,000 Professional Members in 112
sections • Approximately 10,500 Collegiate Members in 323
collegiate sections • There are now ~150 international members of SWE
Regions
• The country is divided into 10 regions • Each Region is presided over by the Region Governor
• Each Region has a council, which makes decisions
• Region Council has Representatives from each section within
the Region, including the: • Region Collegiate Representative (RCR) • Region Collegiate Senators (RCS) • Region Collegiate Communications Editor (RCCE) • SWE Future Leader (SWEFL)
SWE Regions
# Sections (for reference only)
Reg Prof Coll
A 8 14
B 13 30
C 10 35
D 17 38
E 13 56
F 10 30
G 8 29
H 14 48
I 9 26
J 10 17
Society of Women Engineers
Contact Info
[email protected] SWE Room (3rd floor corner of Ball and Engineering)
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Who Are We? President – Sarah Kurtzer (Civil) Vice President – Mercedes Mello (PE) Treasurer – Brie Skinner (ChemE) Secretary – Marcelle Durrenberger (MechE) Adviser – Linda Barrington
Meetings and Activities
• Meetings are every Monday from 5 to 6
• Activities
• St. Paul’s Soup Kitchen • Resume Building Workshops • Pumpkin Painting • Hard Hat Tour • SWE Annual Conference
• All are welcome to join!
Committees
• Our chapter also has 4 committees each of which plan
various events:
• Fund-raising – Raffles
• Social – Bowling – Movie Nights
• Professional Development – Resume Workshops
• Outreach – St. Paul's Soup Kitchen – Girls Inc.
C2C Membership
• Collegiate Membership • Yearly fee ($20)
• Collegiate “Life” Membership o One time fee ($50) o Supports all years of collegiate membership in SWE o Includes first year of professional membership o You can become a SWE C2C member at anytime in your
collegiate life cycle
SWE Scholarship Program
• First Scholarship awarded in 1958 for $500 • 173 scholarships awarded in FY 2009
o Total Value of over $470,000! • Endowed and corporate-sponsored scholarships, and
scholarship trust funds • Application information will be available in December • Several sections and regions also provide
scholarships • Includes Freshman, Upper Class, Re-entry
Annual Society Conference
• Technical, Cultural & Sightseeing Tours • Outstanding Networking Opportunities • Technical Poster Competition • Team Tech Competition • SME Bowl • Career Fair • Senate and Membership Meeting • Congratulate Competition winners, OCS winners, scholarship
recipients at the Celebrate SWE! Ceremony • Collegiate Regional Meetings • Collegiate Workshops
SWE Annual Conference
Society of Women Engineers
Contact Info
[email protected] SWE Room (3rd floor corner of Ball and Engineering)
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Monday 5 - 6 at the corner of
Ball and Perry on the 3rd floor