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Dr. Celeste Belcastro Memorial Scholarship

Dr. Celeste Belcastro Memorial Scholarship

Number Available: 1
State: School in Virginia
Class: Sophomore, Junior, Senior, Graduate
Major: All
Amount: $1250
Renewable:

SWE membership required. Must attend school in Virginia.

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@hudsonrivertrading (HRT) is hosting a virtual, tw

@hudsonrivertrading (HRT) is hosting a virtual, two-day women’s tech summit on May 21-22, 2021 where HRTers will share their experiences as women (or allies) in tech and provide valuable resources and advice for rising students in STEM. Join them for talks and workshops hosted by HRT Algo Developers, Software Engineers, Recruiters, and more. Visit hudsonrivertrading.com/women-with-hrt to register and for more information.
HRT is a community of self-starters who are motivated by the excitement of being at the cutting edge of algorithmic trading. They embrace a culture of togetherness and diversity
that extends beyond the walls of their office, and are excited to give everyone a glimpse into their world! #hudsonrivertrading #wehrtyou #humansofHRT #womenwithHRT
#techsummit #womeninSTEM #womenintech

In honor of #aapiheritagemonth , we reached out to

In honor of #aapiheritagemonth , we reached out to SWE’s Asian Connections Affinity Group to gather some advice and words of wisdom for the next generation of Asian American & Pacific Islander (AAPI) engineers. Here is the question they answered…

👉🏻What’s something you wish someone had told you when you were younger, and/or a piece of advice you’d like to give the next generation of AAPI engineers?

👈🏻Swipe left to read the answers from your fellow SWEsters!
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#womenengineers #womeninstem #womeninengineering #STEM #wednesdaywisdom #quotes

“If you don’t give up and you allow students t

“If you don’t give up and you allow students to go through the growing pains of the learning process, they will leave you in absolute awe at how much they can achieve.”

Natalie Faulkner was inspired by her own struggles as a student to become a teacher. While studying #EnvironmentalScience at @iubloomington, Natalie was introduced to the rewarding pieces of #coaching and developing students into their best selves through a “Culture of College” course she taught.

She dedicated her summer to developing two new curriculums and learning different programming #software and #robotics hardware that she could introduce to her students the following fall. She continues to carry this experience with her as she works to introduce students to the world of #STEM outside of the context of their required math and science courses.

Thank you, Natalie! You have inspired many individuals and are continuing to do so every day! Hey SWEsters! Can you think of any inspiring teachers? If so, tag them below!
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#teachers #inspire #leader #tuesdaythoughts #engineering #STEM #womeninstem #womeninengineering

"By drawing the small number of lunar craters name

"By drawing the small number of lunar craters named for women, an artist hopes to highlight women’s contributions to the sciences." (@nytimes)

“The moon’s surface is pockmarked with craters, the relics of violent impacts over cosmic time. A few of the largest are visible to the naked eye, and a backyard telescope reveals hundreds more. But turn astronomical observatories or even a space probe on our nearest celestial neighbor, and suddenly millions appear.”

“Of the 1,578 moon craters that had been named at that time, only 32 honored women (a 33rd was named in February).”

Having so few moon craters named for women makes a powerful statement, she said. “It creates an atmosphere where you think women aren’t contributing.”

“We decided that if we have the choice and the chance to name a crater after a woman, we do it,” said Rita Schulz.
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#genderequality #womeninstem #womeninengineering #factfriday

Thanks to the outstanding generosity of both indiv

Thanks to the outstanding generosity of both individual and corporate donors, the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) has raised $1,053,100 for scholarships this year, marking it as their highest dollar amount ever. SWE has been providing scholarship opportunities for women in engineering and technology for about 70 years. #ThankYou #donations #SWEScholarships

🤔Have you ever thought about where your life wi

🤔Have you ever thought about where your life will be in 10 years...or 20... or maybe even 30?

💕This is a normal thought.

Would you like to share your thoughts with us⁉️Feel free to do so in the comments below👇🏻! #tuesdaythoughts

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