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- December 2005 Newsletter
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- September 2005 Newsletter
- Back to School Donations needed
- April
2005 Newsletter
- March 2005 Newsletter &
DBIA
Course
- February 2005 Work-life Balance Panel discussion
- Panelists
- January 2005 Newsletter (Word document)
- November
2004 Newsletter (Word document)
- October
2004 Newsletter (Word document)
- September 2004 Newsletter (Word
document)
- April 2004 Newsletter (Word document)
- March 2004 Newsletter (Word document)
- Work-Life Balance Workshop (4/3/2004)
- February 2004 Newsletter (Word document)
- Stakeholder Meeting (2/24/2004)
- January 2004 Newsletter (Word document)
- Late December 2003 Newsletter (Word
document)
- November 2003 Newsletter
- ASEM Workshop
- October 2003 Newsletter
- September 2003 Newsletter
- April 2003 Newsletter
- Photos of SWE banner from Design Build Competition in March 2003
Photo #1---Photo #2
- March 2003 Newsletter
- February 2003 Newsletter
- Leadership workshop. RSVP by 24 February 2003.
- January 2003 Newsletter
- December 2002 Newsletter
- November 2002 Newsletter
- October 2002 Newsletter
- AAAS Science and Technology Policy Fellowships 2003-04
Help shape science and technology policy in Washington, DC.; Contribute scientific and technical information and
external perspectives while learning how government works. The AAAS programs provide a unique
participatory public policy-learning experience for scientists and engineers, through one-year assignments involving
domestic and international science policy issues in the Congress and several executive branch
agencies. Stipends begin at $58,000.
Applicants must have a PhD or an equivalent doctoral-level
degree from any physical, biological or social science, any field of engineering or any relevant
interdisciplinary field. Individuals with a master's degree in engineering and at least three years of post-degree
professional may apply. U.S. citizenship is required. Federal employees are
ineligible. Approximately 50 fellowships are awarded in nine different programs. Underrepresented minorities and
persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply. To receive an application booklet and further information, please
e-mail your contact information to science_policy@aaas.org
To learn more about the AAAS fellowship programs, please visit our Web
at www.fellowships.aaas.org or call 202/326-6700.
- SWE Counselors needed for
Please contact Sue Gehrt with questions or your willingness to serve as a SWE Counselor.
- SWE-KC Board meeting minutes for 9/23/02
- September 2002 Newsletter
- March 2002 Newsletter
- Jan-Feb 2002 Newsletter
- Joint meeting with SWE-KSU. Students will be driving up from Kansas State University for a
meeting with SWE-KC members. Please mark your calendar for Saturday, February 23, 2002
at 7:00 pm. Valerie McCaw from HNTB will be the speaker. Check forthcoming newsletter
for location, etc.
- AFE meeting for SAE and SWE members at Best Western Conference Center
(Rainbow & Southwest Boulevard) on February 22, 2002.
Topic: NASCAR racetrack in KCK. RSVP to
Mike Miller.
Cost =$10 for Rosedale BBQ lunch. Meeting time: 11:30-12:45
- Computer mini-camp
Saturday, February 9, 2002 from 9:00-11:00
Contact
Isabel with questions.
- January meeting
Date: 10 January 2001
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Topic: Presentation Skills and/or Social Etiquette
Speaker:
Weslynn Martin
Box "lunches" will be served
Location:
Massman Hall, Room 248, Rockhurst University
RSVP immediately to
Kim Blair
- December 2001 Newsletter
- GREAT PRESS!
Ingram's coverage of SWE-KC Computer Camp
- October 2001 Newsletter
- September 2001 Newsletter
- Computer Camp: Please email Leslie
or Michelle if you would like to volunteer for this event in any way. We
would like to have a 1/1 ratio of child to trainer. There will also be a train-the-trainer meeting on Wednesday, September 19th at Black and Veatch from 6:00
to 8:00 pm.
The Kansas City Section of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is planning
a computer camp for twenty under-privileged middle-school girls in the metro
area. The camp will provide girls with the opportunity for hands-on computer
experience and encourage them to pursue engineering and technology careers.
The program is designed to demonstrate to middle-school girls that they
possess skills needed for a technical career and provide them a base of
confidence in that arena.
Funding for the computer camp comes from the Region
VII Women's Bureau of the Department of Labor and from a grant to SWE from
Microsoft Corporation. The camp will be held on 22 September
2001 with students
identified through local school district partners.
- August 2001 Newsletter
Link here to updates and photos
of the SWE
Raceways project (funded
by Exxon Educational Foundation) at the Wonderscope
Children's Museum.
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