WEPAN’s National Conference is a lively annual forum for ideas and an opportunity for women engineers in academic, teaching, and corporate settings to share research and best practices that focuses on advancing knowledge, programs and expertise that improve the climate for and success of women in engineering. WEPAN's mission is to be a catalyst, advocate and leading resource for institutional and national change that enables the success of all women in engineering.
Sample content at a conference can include recruitment and retention issues, mentoring, science education in the schools, faculty promotion and tenure, diversity initiatives, policy considerations and similar topics.
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Future conferences, including the full text of the 2009 papers, will be accessible at this site as they become available.
WEPAN occasionally sponsors joint meetings with other organizations, such as the 2005 combined conference with the National Association of Multicultural Engineering Program Advocates (NAMEPA).
This site is the official digital archive of the Proceedings of the WEPAN National Conference and was created by WEPAN in cooperation with the Office of Digital Scholarly Publishing, a joint effort of The Pennsylvania State University Libraries and the Penn State Press. The site was developed and is maintained by the Office of Digital Scholarly Publishing.
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