Engineering Organizations for Women

	CU engineering students organize a variety of outreach programs through the WIEP to encourage young girls to continue their study of math, science, and engineering.

The Women in Engineering Program provides scholarships, academic support services, and counseling to current and prospective women engineering students. To encourage women to study engineering, WIEP sponsors several recruiting and encouragement programs. WIEP also continues to support women once they arrive in the College of Engineering and Applied Science by offering academic advising, personal counseling, and programs, such as peer mentoring.

Are you are a female high school student and would like to learn more about what a career in engineering, math, science, or technology is like? WIEP would like to invite you to attend their annual Engineering Career Days for Women. Check out their web site, or contact Karen Zrebiec for more information.

The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is the largest non-profit educational and service organization representing both student and professional women in engineering and technical fields. In addition to career guidance, SWE is designed for professional development of its members. The Society of Women Engineers is a professional society that has an active student chapter here at CU-Boulder.