Built By Girls Wave
Built By Girls is an innovative framework to connect STEM professionals with students ages 15-22 for mentorship, coaching, and development. They have 6 "Waves" a year where professionals are matched up with students for 3 sessions over 3 months. They provide the meeting platform and session guides to help your interactions be as productive as possible. These relationships are so encouraging for the students, and energizing for professionals, as you become the face of the future for them in a way that helps them choose and stay in STEM fields.
Find out more on Built By Girls' About page, or contact SWE OC FY21 President Natalie White at president@swe-oc.org.
SIGN UP: Built By Girls website
Built By Girls is an innovative framework to connect STEM professionals with students ages 15-22 for mentorship, coaching, and development. They have 6 "Waves" a year where professionals are matched up with students for 3 sessions over 3 months. They provide the meeting platform and session guides to help your interactions be as productive as possible. These relationships are so encouraging for the students, and energizing for professionals, as you become the face of the future for them in a way that helps them choose and stay in STEM fields.
Find out more on Built By Girls' About page, or contact SWE OC FY21 President Natalie White at president@swe-oc.org.
SIGN UP: Built By Girls website
Contribute to SWENext SWEetWisdom Content
SWEet Wisdom is a monthly publication for SWENext high school students. Through each column, we hope to give high school students advice on topics ranging from choosing a college to staying confident ins stressful situations. All of the advice comes from collegiate and professional SWE members, and we could really use your help in growing our listserv of "advisors." By signing up to be an advisor, you will receive an email once a month asking for your short response to the next month's SWEet Wisdom question. Each month, we choose 3 responses to be featured in the newsletter. It's super easy! Here is an example of a past column.
If you are interested in becoming a SWEet Wisdom Advisor, please fill out this short form to collect your name and email address. It would also be great if you could share this with your section leadership or members. I would love to increase the breadth and diversity of our advisors!
SWEet Wisdom is a monthly publication for SWENext high school students. Through each column, we hope to give high school students advice on topics ranging from choosing a college to staying confident ins stressful situations. All of the advice comes from collegiate and professional SWE members, and we could really use your help in growing our listserv of "advisors." By signing up to be an advisor, you will receive an email once a month asking for your short response to the next month's SWEet Wisdom question. Each month, we choose 3 responses to be featured in the newsletter. It's super easy! Here is an example of a past column.
If you are interested in becoming a SWEet Wisdom Advisor, please fill out this short form to collect your name and email address. It would also be great if you could share this with your section leadership or members. I would love to increase the breadth and diversity of our advisors!
EnCorps STEM Teachers Program
Have you considered teaching as your next career? The EnCorps STEM Teaching Fellowship transitions professionals from science, technology, engineering and math careers to middle and high school teachers. Fellows engage in weekly guest teaching with a mentor teacher, online and in person training, 1:1 coaching, earn a California teaching credential and work in various public district and charter schools. As a professional coming from STEM industry, you are uniquely positioned to inspire and engage students who need you most – those in our country’s most disadvantaged schools. EnCorps Teacher Krisztina Hagey connects her students to real applications of math and science in her architecture & engineering classroom. She says that "students are always surprised when I say I used to be an architect.” <Watch the video>
EnCorps is accepting applications, apply today.
Have you considered teaching as your next career? The EnCorps STEM Teaching Fellowship transitions professionals from science, technology, engineering and math careers to middle and high school teachers. Fellows engage in weekly guest teaching with a mentor teacher, online and in person training, 1:1 coaching, earn a California teaching credential and work in various public district and charter schools. As a professional coming from STEM industry, you are uniquely positioned to inspire and engage students who need you most – those in our country’s most disadvantaged schools. EnCorps Teacher Krisztina Hagey connects her students to real applications of math and science in her architecture & engineering classroom. She says that "students are always surprised when I say I used to be an architect.” <Watch the video>
EnCorps is accepting applications, apply today.
Outreach
Engineering is innovation...it's invention...it's one of the most exciting and essential fields there is. In order to help engineering thrive and remain diverse, we need to share the excitement with girls in grades K-12. Education and awareness must start now, well before college. The future is in our hands. Help us place it in theirs.
At the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) we strive to diversify the field by encouraging girls in grades K-12 to capture the spirit of innovation and open their eyes and minds to a rewarding multifaceted profession. That's what we aspire to -- and that's what our Outreach activities are about.
Check out the SWE National Outreach Website for educator resources, upcoming programs, and online activities for girls.
Our programs encourage all young women of every education level in the fields of engineering. We have opportunities for scholarships at the Collegiate level. Our outreach with younger students includes Girl Scout events and Science Fair involvement. If you would like to bring some education to your classroom, we offer a Speaker’s Bureau that will come speak to your students. For female students who excel in math and science, we acknowledge them with a Certificate of Merit, which is something great to add to a college entrance letter. Check out the Outreach pull down menu for more details on all of our programs and activities.
If you are interested in having SWE-OC help with your Outreach Event or want to plan any of the programs above, please contact me via email and we can start providing support for your event!
outreach@swe-oc.org
At the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) we strive to diversify the field by encouraging girls in grades K-12 to capture the spirit of innovation and open their eyes and minds to a rewarding multifaceted profession. That's what we aspire to -- and that's what our Outreach activities are about.
Check out the SWE National Outreach Website for educator resources, upcoming programs, and online activities for girls.
Our programs encourage all young women of every education level in the fields of engineering. We have opportunities for scholarships at the Collegiate level. Our outreach with younger students includes Girl Scout events and Science Fair involvement. If you would like to bring some education to your classroom, we offer a Speaker’s Bureau that will come speak to your students. For female students who excel in math and science, we acknowledge them with a Certificate of Merit, which is something great to add to a college entrance letter. Check out the Outreach pull down menu for more details on all of our programs and activities.
If you are interested in having SWE-OC help with your Outreach Event or want to plan any of the programs above, please contact me via email and we can start providing support for your event!
outreach@swe-oc.org
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