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In this special episode of Diverse, Troy Eller English, chief archivist at SWE, and Mary Mann, archives librarian at The Cooper Union, celebrate SWE’s 75th anniversary by unpacking stories from the archives.
They discuss the founding meeting of SWE in 1950 and reflect on how understanding the past can inform future practices in engineering and society.
Hear the contributions of women engineers since that time, the creative ways the SWE archives have been used over the years, and a preview of SWE’s Founder’s Day event at The Cooper Union.
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