Women in Engineering Programs & Advocates
Network
WEPAN 2006 National
Conference
Poster Session
Monday, June 12, 2006, 3:30 - 5:00 p.m., Urban Room
Learn about resources,
programs and initiatives and visit with poster presenters.
A Critical Survey of Online Assessment Tools
Dr. Rose M. Marra, University of Missouri-Columbia; Barbara Bogue, Penn State
University
A WEPAN Portfolio of Presentation Slides--Status and Trends on Broadening
Participation of Women & Underrepresented Minorities in Engineering Early
Advantage Program for Women
Diane Matt, WEPAN; Susan Metz, Stevens Institute of Technology
Be a Mentor, or Be Mentored Through MentorNet
Dr. Patricia Laughlin, Carnegie Mellon; MentorNet Board
Biomedical Engineering: Conduit for Recruitment of Women into Engineering
Dr. Anne Marie Petrock, New Jersey Institute of Technology
Bridging into Graduate Studies: Purdue University’s Women in Engineering
Graduate Mentoring Program Lindsay Walthall, Purdue University
Building Bridges to Institutional Transformation
Peggy Layne, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Celebrating Michigan Women Engineers: Preserve, Honor and Inspire
Debbie Taylor, University of Michigan
Collaborative Research: Women Engineering Faculty Leadership Network
Dr. Judy M. Vance, Iowa State University
Connecting Educators to Engineering: An Overview of the Society of Women
Engineers New Legacy Project of EWEEK 2006
Elaine Borrelli, Society of Women Engineers
Designing and Delivering Student-Led Outreach Events for Middle School Students
Susan Arnold Christian, Kansas State University
Employability in Information Technology for Women with Disabilities, An
Underutilized Portion of the Workforce
Sandra Freudenberg and Rachel Sartin, IBM Corporation
Engineering @ Sweet Briar College: A New Program for and about Women
Dr. Kurt Schulz, Sweet Briar College
Engineering Early Advantage Program for Women
Bonita Anthony and Beverly Forbes,
Old Dominion University
Indian Women & Information Technology - Building Bridges
Amrutha S. Shenoy and Anagha Gadgil, IBM Corporation
Inspiring Engineering Careers: The Extraordinary Women Engineers Project
Jane Howell, Extraordinary Women Engineers Project Coalition
IsisHawaii, The Power of One Plus One: Bringing Girls and Young Women into the
Science and Engineering Pipeline
Leslie Wilkins, Maui Economic Development Board, Inc.
Outreach: Using Service to Build the Bridge to Success for Women in Engineering
Whitney Edmister, Amanda Martin and Dr. Bevlee Watford, Virginia Polytechnic
Institute and State University
Providing Support: Mississippi State’s Women in Engineering Faculty Program
Dr. Donna Reese, Mississippi State University
Province-wide WIE Collaboration for Go ENG Girl! Event
Lisa Anderson, Ryerson University; Márta Ecsedi, University of Toronto
The Characterization of Potential Women Engineering Administrators in Academia
Dr. Mary Anderson-Rowland, Arizona State University
The Importance of Including Career Clarification in a First-Year Summer
Experience
Dr. Paige Smith, University of Maryland-College Park
The National Study of Living-Learning Programs: An Invitation to Participate in
the 2007 NSF-Funded Study to Examine the Outcomes of Women in STEM
Matthew Soldner and Dawn Johnson, University of Maryland-College Park
Towards Institutionalizing RISE Summer Research Teams
Dr. Paige Smith, University of Maryland-College Park
Want to Connect with Pre-College and Collegiate Students and Faculty? Here’s how
SWE can work with you for success!
Betty Preece & Walter McFall, Society of Women Engineers
Women and Persistence in Engineering
John Duncan, Clemson University; Yong Zeng, University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign
Women in Engineering Partnerships for Pre-college Awareness
Glenda La Rue, Dr. Mary C. Juhas and Kristina Kennedy, The Ohio State University
Women’s Empowerment, Breaking Barriers (WEBB)
Forough Ghahramani, Society of Women Engineers
YWCA--FLAME (Female Leadership and Mentoring Endeavor)
Shelly Brown, YWCA