Our mission is to stimulate women to achieve full potential in careers as engineers and leaders, expand the image of the engineering profession as a positive force in improving the quality of life, and demonstrate the value of diversity. 2021 SWE Officers: Jillian Saunders, President Celine Khoo, Vice President Khadija Koita, Treasurer Jyrteanna Teo, Secretary Toni Sterling , Diversity & Inclusion Director Abby Howell, Membership Director Karli Akin, Networking Director Lizajane Bunyan, Outreach Director Jessica Jiang, Professional Development Director Cailey Ruderman, Public Relations Director Radiyana Mancheva, Wellness Director
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Congratulations to our 2024-2025 SWE Executive Board Members and Committee Directors 🎉 We can’t wait to see what all these amazing women have in store for us in the coming year!!💜⚙️
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Earlier this fall, eight members of Drexel Society of Women Engineers attended the organization’s WE23 conference in Los Angeles. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e98N6K5M #StudentOrg
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🚀 Reflecting on an Inspiring Day at Drexel University 🚀 Today, I had the incredible honor of speaking at Drexel Society of Women Engineers (SWE) event. The theme of the event, "Lives & Lessons," was not just close to my heart but also resonated deeply with my mission in engineering. The goal was clear and powerful: to amplify the voices of those underrepresented in the engineering field and to shed light on the unique challenges they face. It was a day filled with insightful facts, and diverse perspectives from panelists with both academic and industrial backgrounds. As I shared my experiences and listened to others, I was reminded of the stark reality that underrepresented and underserved people in engineering face real, tangible obstacles. These are challenges that no one person can overcome alone; they require collective acknowledgment, understanding, and action. But among these discussions, there was also an undercurrent of hope, motivation, and inspiration. It's events like these that reinforce my commitment to advocating for women in engineering, to strive for a future where diversity is not just welcomed but celebrated. I left Drexel University feeling more inspired than ever to continue this journey and creating a more inclusive engineering community. Innovation Women Drexel Society of Women Engineers Rea Athanasiu Cailey Ruderman Society of Women Engineers #WomenInEngineering #DiversityInSTEM #EngineeringAdvocacy #SWE #DrexelUniversity