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NAMEPA/WEPAN 2001 Joint Conference: Co-Champions for Diversity in Engineering
Date: April 21 - 24, 2001
Location: Alexandria, Virginia
Proceedings of the 2001 NAMEPA/WEPAN Joint National Conference: "Co-Champions for Diversity in Engineering"
Champaign, Illinois:
Stipes Publishing,
2001
Production
Dan Budny
EP Innovations, Inc.
Lafayette, In
Goranka Bjedov
EP Innovations, Inc.
Lafayette, In
Rights:
© 2001 Women in Engineering Programs & Advocates Network
Table of Contents
Front Matter
Keynote Speaker
Judy Jackson
Executive Assistant to the President
Babson College
Session Synopsis
Undergraduate Research Discussion
Leveraging Undergraduate Research
Industry Retention Program Discussion
Mentoring Partnership Program for Women
Pre-College Round table Discussion
Evaluating the Success of an Underrepresented Minority Summer Recruitment Program for Rising Juniors and Seniors
Experiences from an IBM EXCITE Camp at Purdue University
Retention Discussion
Retention of Women in Undergraduate Engineering Programs: An Empirical Investigation of the Role of Educational Resilience
A Gender Lens on Rowan University's College of Engineering
First-Year Women in Science and Engineering Research: Attuning Programs to Benefit Average Students
Lunch and Keynote Speaker
Louis A. Martin-Vega
Assistant Director for Engineering
National Science Foundation
Session Synopsis
A Statewide Approach
Future Scientists and Engineers of America: A Model K-12 Program
Aiming at Systemic Change by Addressing Equity Head On
Environmental and Spatial Technology (East) Project -- An Industry/Education Collaboration That Works for Females and Minorities
Alumni Perceptions
Alumni Perceptions Males Versus Females: Is There A Difference in the Quality of Life After Completing An Undergraduate Engineering Degree?
Changing Institutional Culture Towards Diversity
Tilting the Bowl: Changing Institutional Culture Towards Diversity
Pre-College Project Session
AWE: An Interactive Project Session
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Linda M. Head,
Kauser Jahan,
Jennifer Kadlowec, and
Beena Sukumaran; 6 pages
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Faculty Interactions With Students
Using Interactive Theater to Enhance Classroom Climate
Community College Collaborations
Rapid Prototyping As An Instructional and Recruitment Tool For Attracting Qualified High-School Students to Engineering As A Career Option
Preparing International Graduate Teaching Assistants As Future Engineering Professionals Through Undergraduate Tutoring and Mentoring Program
Partnership Building for Minority Engineering Transfer Students
Perspectives From Industry
Women in Engineering: Incorporating Education and Experience from Behind the Iron Curtain in United States
General Session and Keynote Speaker
J.T. (Ted) Childs
Session Synopsis
Breakfast and Keynote Speaker
Eric J. Jolly
Session Synopsis
Retention Discussion
Fast Track to Achievement: Promoting Achievement Behaviors in Engineering Freshmen
Increasing Retention Through A Year-Long Orientation Program
Pre-College Discussion
"A Facilitated Discussion On A Unified Approach
Graduate Student Discussion
Leveraging Institutional and Governmental Resources to Benefit Minorities and Women in Engineering and the Sciences
Navigating the Ph.D.: Strategies for Women in Engineering and Science
Curriculum Discussion
The Virginia Tech / Honeywell International Summer Management Communication Skills Summer Program for Undergraduate Women in Engineering
Building Self-Esteeem Through A Cooperative Learning Blacks in Science
Pre-College Research Discussion
Gender Differences in Grades 7 and 10 Students Towards Science, Math, Computers and Future Career Choices
With the Best Intentions: Rethinking the Fit Between Women and Technology
Internal Discussion
Expanding the Global Alliance for Diversifying the Science & Engineering Workforce
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Suzanne G. Brainard,
Yolanda S. George,
Shirley M. Malcolm, and
Priti N. Mody; 3 pages
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The Gender and Science and Technology (GASAT) Association
Continental Breakfast and Dean's Panel
Dean's Panel Participant Bio: Denice D. Denton
Dean's Panel Participant Bio: Kristina M. Johnson
Dean's Panel Participant Bio: Maria Klawe
Research Discussion
The 4CS-Community, Confidence, Commitment, and Climate: What Makes Engineering A Girl's Best Friend?
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Katherine C. Bittinger,
Christine M. Cunningham,
Irene F. Goodman,
Cathy P. Lachapelle, and
Meredith Thompson; 3 pages
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Pre-College Teacher Collaborations
The SECME Partnership: Preparing Educational and Technical Leadership for Today's Cyber Civilization
Assessing Attitudinal Change in An Engineering Teacher Professional Development Program
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Mary R. Anderson-Rowland,
Patricia M. Secola, and
Bettie A. Smiley; 5 pages
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Retention Through Mentoring Discussion
E-Mentor: An Electronic Mentoring Program for Undergraduates From Historically Black Colleges and Universities, Minority Institutions and Tribal Colleges
MentorNet: Lessons Learned in Building A Large-Scale E-Mentoring Program
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Jennifer Dockter,
Monica H. Lin,
Carol B. Muller, and
Peggy Waterfall; 6 pages
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Assessment and Evaluation Discussion
Design a WIE Program With the Right Focus
Co-Champions for Diversity in Engineering: The Office of Student Affairs/University Faculty/K-12 School Districts/Industry
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Jennifer K. Adair,
Mary R. Anderson-Rowland,
Richard D. Filley,
Shawna L. Fletcher,
Margaret A. Fussell,
Cathryne L. Jordan,
Dana C. Newell,
Leyla D. Newton,
Janita Pickett-Gordon,
Maria A. Reyes,
Doris Roman,
Patricia M. Secola, and
Joseph E. Urban; 9 pages
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Graduate Retention Discussion
Creating A Critical Mass: Inter-University Programming For Students Of Color
Changing the Environment Through Student Organization: Learning From Our Muses
Pre-College Activities
Community Outreach to Instill Interest in Science and Engineering
Recruitment Discussion
Accelerating the Growth of the Participation of Women and Underrepresented Minorities in Engineering?
Author Index
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