Women in Engineering | A. James Clark School of Engineering, University of Maryland

Time 2020-07-08 09:03:50

Web Name: Women in Engineering | A. James Clark School of Engineering, University of Maryland

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Shape Copy 6Shape Copy 18ShapeShapenext month copynext month WIE stands in solidarity with the Black Community at the University of Maryland and in the Nation. Racial injustice cannot and will not be tolerated. We see you. We hear you. We are here to support you. #UMDSolidarity #BlackLivesMatterAbigail Meyer is a junior mechanical engineering student in University Honors. She is the team captain of the Terps Racing Baja team. The baja team designs, builds, and competes in intercollegiate competitions with an off road race car. Abigail is an active volunteer with the Women in Engineering Program, focusing on STEM nights for middle school-aged girls. She was a mentor in the WIE Mentoring Program, and she graduated from the Flexus program. Abigail will be interning this summer at Oshkosh Defense in Wisconsin.  Congratulations, Abby!  The Women in Engineering (WIE) Program is dedicated to promoting the role of women in the field of engineering. Our focus is on the recruitment of prospective female engineering students and the retention of current undergraduate and graduate female engineering students.The Women in Engineering Program in the Clark School of Engineering at the University of Maryland was established in January 1995 through a grant from the Sloan Foundation.Core PurposeTo produce engineers who value every voice and mobilize the power of community to thrive as global citizens and fearless agents of positive change.We invite you to stop by the WIE office any time.  We are located in Suite 1131 Glenn L. Martin Hall.  WIE has an open door policy and our staff looks forward to working with you. News Events Search NewsView Calendar Stories / Jun 30, 2020 Mohammad Hafezi Wins 2020 Simons Foundation Investigator Award Stories / Jun 25, 2020 UMD Team Takes a Top Spot in NASA RASC-AL Design Competition Without question, we are facing uncertain and rapidly changing times.  The mission of the Women in Engineering Program is to foster community and provide support to women students in engineering. Despite our current circumstance, we are remaining steadfast in our efforts to do so.  Just as we have always been, we are committed to serving as a resource, system of support, and community builder throughout this challenging time. The whole is greater than the sum of its parts. The Women in Engineering Community is invested in and inspired by each other, and we will use this challenge as an opportunity to become even stronger, empowered, and more engaged.We welcome your thoughts, comments, ideas, and concerns. If there is anything that the Women in Engineering Program can do to support you during this difficult time, please contact us at women_in_engineering@umd.edu. We will continue to update our website with resources, virtual events, and initiatives to help you navigate the months ahead.Warm Regards,The Women in Engineering Program

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