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Title: Women in Engineering


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Women in Engineering Inspire, Engage, Encourage
and Empower IEEE Women Worldwide.
Dr. Karen Panetta WIE Committee Chair IEEE
Fellow November 15, 2008
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WIE is a committee of the IEEE Board of Directors
If WIE was compared to an IEEE Society, WIE
would be the 5th largest society
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Growth of WIE Affinity Groups
  • Total Number of Affinity Groups by Region
  • Region 1 10
  • Region 2 5
  • Region 3 8
  • Region 4 5
  • Region 5 6
  • Region 6 3
  • Region 7 15
  • Region 8 48
  • Region 9 47
  • Region 10 68

Currently there are WIE 215 4 pending Affinity
Groups
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WIE Highlights
  • Communication
  • IEEE WIE Newsletter.
  • IEEE WIE Magazine.
  • IEEE WIE Website.
  • Conferences, Forums and Events.
  • Affinity group support.
  • Outreach Encouraging girls to pursue STEM as a
    career choice
  • STAR Program.
  • Scholarships.
  • E-Week/Global Marathon/Introduce a Girl to
    Engineering.
  • IEEE TV.
  • IEEE WIE/EAB Real World Engineering Projects.

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WIE Events
  • United Arab Emirates University
  • Sarjah University, Dubai
  • Region 10 WIE/GOLD Congress in India
  • Silicon Oasis Authority, Dubai
  • American Society of Mechanical Engineers
  • American Society of Civil Engineers
  • Massachusetts Clean Cities
  • 33rd Photovoltaic Specialists Conference
  • Mathworks
  • Solidworks
  • IEEE RF ID Conference
  • IEEE PELS Conference (June 2008)
  • IEEE PES conference (July 2008)
  • IEEE North Atlantic Test Workshop
  • IEEE Homeland Security Conference
  • European Microwave Week, Amsterdam (October 2008)
  • IEEE Region 8 Student Branch and GOLD Congress
    (August 2008)
  • Chinese Women's Association of Science and
    Technology (October 2008)
  • Engineers without Borders
  • National Academy of Engineering, Diversity
    Workshop
  • National Academy of Engineering and the National
    Science Foundation Engineering Education
    Dissemination project.
  • Society of Women Engineers
  • Computing Research Association
  • WEPAN (collaborative proposal written and
    submitted to the NSF)
  • BAEs FIRST Robotics program
  • Science Club for Girls
  • Girls Inc.
  • The Women at Work Museum opening exhibit for the
    IEEE Foundation funded traveling engineering
    exhibit.
  • Dr. Martin Luther King Science and Technology
    School in New Orleans
  • Edgar P. Harney School in New Orleans
  • Dubai Cable Company
  • Dubai Aluminum Company

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WIE Magazine Winner of the 2008 APEX Award
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WIE Next Steps
  • Magazine
  • Secure more advertisers for the magazine.
  • Future issues of the WIE Magazine will be shipped
    with Spectrum.
  • Available for sale to the general public.
  • Facelift for the WIE website.
  • Worldwide WIE Conference.

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Thank you!
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