Let's Connect! Join the DEIB & Mentoring Team for Coffee & Connections: Are you LinkedIn? On Tuesday, Jan 31st at 7 ET via Zoom to discuss networking and building relationships in Grad School.
SWE issued a statement on Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health, which essentially overturned Roe v. Wade. Our intent with this statement was not strong enough given the gravity of the situation. To that end, we are issuing a new statement: https://t.co/z6sNPLBvrl
SWE and the African-American Affinity Group hosted an event to provide a safe space for the Black & African-American Community to gather and reflect. https://t.co/d0awJ0JGCD
“To be yourself is truly a revolutionary act. And I think more and more people should try it, because it’s gotten me a pretty cool life.” – Lena Waithe
Happy #PrideMonth from your friends at SWE! How do you plan on celebrating?
As Content Creator for @SWE_grad D&I Team, I interviewed Lisbeth Vallecilla, a BSE, Ph.D. candidate at @UNLincoln. @YepezVallecilla shares perspectives on creating best practices for historically underrepresented college faculty academic retention. https://t.co/SplbgddQtk
As Content Creator for @SWE_grad D&I Team, I interviewed Mikayla Moody @matsci_mikayla, a BME Ph.D. candidate at UConn Health Center. Learn how student organizations can bring you a feeling of belonging in a Ph.D. program. https://t.co/Luk1z9org5
Check out the new GradSWE blog post from special guest blogger, Iva Milisavljevic.
You can find the link to both the blog and committee applications in our linktree:
https://t.co/sg9OZiwejs
The oSTEM scholarship program is back for 2022! Applications open today and will be open until June 10th! There are opportunities for community college, undergraduate, and graduate students! Check out https://t.co/RsMixh8E0V for more information and to apply! #scholarship#STEM
GradSWE Weekly Updates!
All links can be found in out linktree: https://t.co/sg9OZiNPI2
- Committee application
- WE23 Collegiate and Rapid Fire Competitions
- Call for LCC members
- SWENext Club Counselors Needed
- GradSWE Blog
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