Women in Engineering Conference: Moving Beyond Individual Programs To Systemic Change
Date: June 5 - 8, 1999
Location: San Antonio, Texas
Proceedings of the 1999 Women in Engineering Conference: "Moving Beyond Individual Programs To Systemic Change"
West Lafayette, IN:
WEPAN,
1999
Stephanie L. Blaisdell
(Editor)
Director
WISE Program
Arizona State University
Rights:
© 1999 Women in Engineering Programs & Advocates Network
Table of Contents
Front Matter
Opening Session
Session Synopsis
Welcome Address
Diversity in Engineering
Pedagogical Strategies
Brenda Hart
(Moderator)
Professor
University of Louisville
Session Synopsis
Current Research
Jorja Kimball
(Moderator)
Assistant Research Development Officer
Texas A&M University
Session Synopsis
National WEPAN Pilot Climate Survey: Exploring the Environment for Undergraduate Engineering Students
Newcomers
Betty Preece
(Moderator)
Engineering Education Consultant
Session Synopsis
Mainstreaming Your Program: Experiences From The Field
Deans Panel
Karan L. Watson
(Moderator)
Associate Dean
College of Engineering
Texas A&M University
Session Synopsis
Program Support
Suzanne G. Brainard
(Moderator)
Director
Center for Women in Science and Engineering
University of Washington
Session Synopsis
Federal Government Perspectives on Diversity
Pre-College Initiatives
Kathleen Bott
(Moderator)
Director of Women's Program
Stevens Institute of Technology
Session Synopsis
The United Technologies/Trinity College Engineering Initiative (UTCEI): A Proven Model for the Partnership of the Future
Issues in Industry
Carol B. Muller
(Moderator)
Executive Director
MentorNet
Session Synopsis
A Panel Discussion of "Best Practices" in the IT Industry To Support and Retain Technical Women
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Cathy Campbell,
Elaine P. Laws,
Shari H. Moore, and
Linda A. Scherr; 8 pages
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Collaborative Programs
Patricia Laughlin
(Moderator)
Assistant Dean
College of Engineering
Carnegie Mellon University
Session Synopsis
Developing Multi-Institutional Partnerships for Systemic Change
The CIC WISE Initiative: The Value of Consortial Activity
Professional Development Workshop
Pam Henry
(Moderator)
Manager
Strategic Diversity Programs
Motorola
Session Synopsis
Keynote Speaker
Session Synopsis
"Gold-Collar" Professionals: A New Breed for the New Century
Professional Development Workshop
Dorthy G. Patterson
(Moderator)
On Loan Project Manager
Mobil and Beaumont Independent School District
Session Synopsis
Multiple Interest
Arleen Jennings Anderson
(Moderator)
Assitant Director
Career Services
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Session Synopsis
Workforce 2000 and The Engineering Profession
Accreditation and WIE Programs
Irene Mikawoz
(Moderator)
Director of Student Affairs
University of Manitoba
Session Synopsis
Accrediting Teaching and Learning: The UK Case for Inclusion in Engineering and Computing
ABET Engineering Criteria 2000: Interactions With Women in Engineering Programs
Newcomers
George Brewster
(Moderator)
Manager
Recruitment and Temporary Employment
Corning, Inc.
Session Synopsis
Finding Support for a Women in Engineering Program
Guest Speakers
Session Synopsis
Awards Ceremony
Session Synopsis
Program Support
Debra Fowler
(Moderator)
Workforce Planning Manager
The Dow Chemical Company
Session Synopsis
Pedagogical Strategies
Sandra Cooper
(Moderator)
Associate Professor
Washington State University
Session Synopsis
Active Learning Processes and Classroom Pedagogy: Those That Encourage Student Self-Empowerment and Those That Foster Assimilation of Physics Concepts
Mentoring Programs
Suzie Laurich-McIntyre
(Moderator)
Associate Director
Center for Women in Science and Engineering
University of Washington
Session Synopsis
The Mentor Program of Aalborg University
Reviewing the Start-Up Phase of MentorNet: Progress, Findings, Results, Lessons Learned
The Peer Advising Program Graduate Experience Project
Innovative Curricula
Michele Fish
(Moderator)
Director
Women's Programs in Engineering
Cornell University
Session Synopsis
Inclusive Learning Communities at Texas A&M: Making Systemic Changes in the Classroom
Multiple Interest
Karen Butler
(Moderator)
Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering
Texas A&M University
Session Synopsis
Model WIE Programs
Suzanne Scheff
(Moderator)
Director
Women in Engineering Program
University of Kentucky
Session Synopsis
Living-Learning Programs for Women in Science and Engineering: What Works and What Doesn't
Residential Programs for First-Year Women in Science and Engineering
Small Groups for Students in Engineering: The Manual
Discussion Groups
Recruiting Women Into Engineering Graduate School
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Mary Anderson-Rowland,
Christie Befort,
Stephanie Blaisdell, and
Mary Aleta White; 4 pages
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Do Women Have the Ability to Study Engineering? Do Good Students Leave Engineering?
MentorNet: A Dialogue With University Partners
A Model Program at Virginia Tech: The C-Tech(2) Program for High School Women
Guest Speakers
Lewis Shumaker
(Moderator)
Director
Company Relations and Recruitment
DuPont Company
Session Synopsis
Professional Development Workshop
Carrie Schade
(Moderator)
Program Coordinator
The University of Texas at Austin
Session Synopsis
Organizational Change: Challenges, Team Building, and Case Studies
Pre-College Strategies
Mary Anderson-Rowland
(Moderator)
Associate Dean of Student Affairs and Social Programs
College of Engineering and Applied Science
Arizona State University
Session Synopsis
Keys to Empowering Youth: Developing A Science and Technology Mentoring Program
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Cindy Dernay-Tervalon,
Sandra Hanson,
Corinna Lathan,
Cheryl Morris,
Tao Peng,
Priya Rajendram, and
Elizabeth Thomspn; 6 pages
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Professional Development Workshop
Judy "J.J." Jackson
(Moderator)
Special Advisor to the Provost on Faculty Diversity
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Session Synopsis
Appendices
Appendix A: WEPAN National Conference Participants
Appendix B: The Cradleboard
Appendix C: Author Index
Appendix D: Organizational Index
