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AWIS Magazine
The Fall AWIS Magazine is here! This issue of AWIS Magazine spotlights thought leaders and innovators in women’s health equity, like Dr. Carolina Amador, Dr. Joyvina Evans, and Kathryn Schubert.
Posted on 28 Oct 2024
Diverse: a SWE Podcast Pioneering Inclusive Change in STEM
Welcome to Diverse, a podcast by the Society of Women Engineers. SWE gives women engineers a unique place and voice within the engineering community. On Diverse, they highlight incredible thought leaders and personalities in the STEM community and discover who they are at home, at work, and in between. You can stream episodes online or wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts.
Posted on 24 Sep 2024
Plan to use CM as gateway to STEM for underrepresented students breaks new ground
The Academy for Creative Media at the University of Hawai‘i–West O‘ahu (ACMWO) created a plan to use Creative Media as a gateway to engage underrepresented students in STEM concepts — a significant step toward supporting the National Science Foundation’s Broadening Participation in Computing (BPC) initiative. BPC, funded under NSF’s Directorate for Computer and Information Science and Engineering, brings together various stakeholders in the computer science and engineering communities to work toward increasing diversity and inclusion in the fields. The BPCnet Resource Portal provides an opportunity for universities nationwide to submit a Departmental BPC Plan - a document that serves to coordinate BPC activities within a college - and have it read and verified by a BPC Consultant. The ACMWO Departmental BPC Plan was verified on June 3 by BPCnet.
Posted on 12 Sep 2024
Behind the Scenes & Ahead of Their Time
Working from both sides of the camera lens, innovative women seized new technologies and transformed how movies look, feel, and entertain. When STEM and the arts collide, creative disruption can change everything. Film is a prime example - constantly reinventing itself with new technology and using it to tell human stories. Though the film industry has largely been male dominated (except for a brief period in the 1920s and early 1930s), women have always found ways to use and even invent technology to make art. Alice Guy-Blaché loved books, theater, and science and was a natural storyteller. In 1895, she attended a Paris demonstration of the Lumière brothers’ newly invented Cinématographe camera. The Lumières’ short actualité film showed a group of factory workers leaving a plant. Guy-Blaché immediately saw film’s potential for creating entertaining stories and was convinced she could do better.
Posted on 28 Aug 2024
SWE Speaks With Two NASA Astronauts Aboard the International Space Station
In this video and transcript, NASA astronauts Tracy Dyson and Suni Williams discuss their life and work during an in-flight interview with two leaders from the Society of Women Engineers. On Aug. 6, FY25 SWE President Karen Roth and SWE Past President Heather Doty had a special opportunity to speak with two female astronauts from NASA who are in the midst of missions on the International Space Station. In this conversation, Astronaut Tracy Dyson and Astronaut Suni Williams share their biggest role models, the lessons from engineering school that they still apply today, and how being in space has affected their perspectives about living on earth.
Posted on 28 Aug 2024
Kellie Gerardi Is Just Your Average Mom Astronaut, NBD
Talk about out-of-this-world advice! Astronaut and mom Kellie Gerardi is on a mission to encourage young girls to feel confident and change the face of STEM. "For Gerardi, an astronaut and dedicated science communicator, it's crucial that young girls, including her 5-year-old daughter Delta, understand that space is for everyone."
Posted on 12 Aug 2024
Cheshire student invents wearable device for people with twisted neck, a rare condition
Cheshire High School student Suchita Srinivasan shows a medical device she invented, called Cura, for people with a rare neck condition called torticollis, at her home in Cheshire, Conn., on Thursday July 11, 2024. Suchita hopes to eventually have the device made into something the size of a hearing aid that can slipped into one's ear.
Posted on 12 Aug 2024
50 Over 50: Innovation
Automation and AI are business buzzwords these days. Agility Robotics CEO Peggy Johnson—along with her cohort of “over 50” inventors, scientists and STEM superstars - are leading the charge in advancing these technologies for good.
Posted on 12 Aug 2024
How WITI Partners
Discover how WITI and their partners collaborate to bring members unlimited access to 400+ events yearly, exclusive sessions with experts, premium on-demand videos, and valuable resources for professional growth.
Posted on 30 Jul 2024
Reflections: Forming and Modeling a STEM Identity
Elaine Nkwocha’s love of teaching and STEM began as a child growing up in Nigeria. She shares the journey that led her to teach science, provide mentorship, and advocate for girls and women in STEM.
Posted on 08 Jul 2024

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