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The Society of Women Engineers is the world’s largest advocate and catalyst for change for women in engineering and technology.
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of women who have left the engineering profession cite organizational climate as the reason.
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Join a society of pioneers, advocates, and mentors who support and guide your collegiate and professional journey, and celebrate your lifelong accomplishments. You gain a vast pool of resources to nurture your personal and career development. And, you impact the future of engineering and technology.
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eXXec is the Society of Women Engineers’ premier Executive Leadership Program, created to deliver actionable high-performance strategies for mid- and senior-level executives. The objective of SWE’s Executive Leadership Program is to provide a holistic approach to professional development for women executives. eXXec takes place June 23-25, 2019.
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Join us in Anaheim, California this November for the world's largest conference and career fair for women engineers. Learn more
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The SWE Career Center is the premier electronic recruitment resource for leading companies in the engineering and technology field. Check out current openings today.
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Anne Perusek, Director of Editorial & Publications, shares her opening thoughts on the third State of Women in Engineering special issue of SWE Magazine.
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Hidden in Plain Sight: Asian-American Engineers, Part 1
In observance of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, SWE Member Jennifer Morikawa shares her experience of being an Asian-American woman engineer and insight on how the engineering industry can be more inclusive.
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