Women in Chemical Engineering - University of...
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Women in Chemical Engineering
General MeetingOctober 27, 2016 1
● Interview Skills Workshop
● News & Announcements
● Member Spotlight: Kayla Sprenger
● Member Feedback from September Meeting
● Past Events Recap
● Upcoming Events & Volunteer Opportunities
● CheMentoring Circles (CMC)
Meeting Agenda
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News & Announcements● Next meeting: tentatively Thursday, December 8
● Get involved today! Sign up for our newsletter or email us: [email protected]
● Outreach forms now on website
● Fall Industry Panel on Nov. 10 -- volunteers needed:
○ Sign up to be a moderator○ Sign up to volunteer (set-up, tear-down)
● Member Spotlight featured on our website; nominate someone!
● CheMentoring Circles (CMCs); Join today!
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Member Spotlight
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Kayla Sprenger, 5th year Ph.D. student● B.S. in ChemE at University of Washington 2012● Uses classical molecular simulation methods to
study biomolecules at interfaces● Volunteers for Time to Invent and Expanding Your
Horizons● Travels internationally for collaborations● UW SWE Outstanding Female Graduate Award● President of the High Performance Computing Club● Recipient of the NSF FOMMS Graduate Student
Fellowship
Read more about Kayla on our website!Nominate someone for a Spotlight here: Members
Member Feedback
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Main takeaways:
● More grad/undergrad interaction
● More social events like happy hours
○ Solution to both: WChE Happy Hour!○ Tentatively scheduled for Wednesday, November 30
● Outreach-specific emails
● Academic symposia
○ WChE member time with currently scheduled guests
○ Committee to organize our own symposium
● Saturday, October 1, 1-4pm, HUB 340
● Hosted by Clean Energy Institute (CEI), Society of Women Engineers (SWE), and WChE
Introduce a Girl to Photonics Fair
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● Thursday, October 6, 3:30-6pm, Maple Hall Great Room
● Hosted by UW College of Engineering Advising
● We tabled to spread the word about WChE and ChemE to freshmen students
● 17 Freshmen joined!
● Shout out to Amanda, Paisley, Kayla, Yi-Ting for tabling
Engineering Societies Fair
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Expanding Your Horizons (EYH)
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What: Mentor high school girls for a day by assisting in three hands-on sessions
When: March 24, 2017 (Friday of Spring Break)
Where: Bellevue College; transportation to/from UW provided. Also, free lunch!
Who: Grads & Undergrads of WChE!
The World of MicrofluidicsContact: Belinda Garana - [email protected]
Polymer ScienceContact: Emily Ruskowitz - [email protected]
1st Annual Fall Industry Panel
● Who: All prospective/current undergraduate and graduate students in ChemE, BioE and chemistry
● When: Thursday, Nov. 10th at 5:30pm● Where: Johnson Hall, check in at Auditorium 102● What:
○ 15 women in chemical engineering (BS, MBA, PhD)
○ 4+ fields (biotech, oil/energy, aerospace, paper, tech)
○ 1 keynote, 2 breakout panel sessions○ Networking/happy hour (in Benson Hall)
Website | Free registration | Facebook event 9
● Website● Free registration ● Facebook event
● Sign up to be a moderator
● Sign up to volunteer (set-up, tear-down)
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1st Annual Fall Industry PanelCompany Panelist DegreeBio-Rad Heidi Farina BS, Biological SciencesZymoGenetics Inne Leung BS, Chemical EngineeringJuno Therapeutics Mary Osetinsky BS, Chemical EngineeringFred Hutch Christina Yacoob PhD, Chemical EngineeringSeattle Genetics Lisa Schultze PhD, Organic ChemistryPNNL Lori Metz PhD, Analytical ChemistrySolar Turbines Bridgette Rosendall PhD, Chemical EngineeringPhillips 66 Heather Milligan PhD, Chemical EngineeringGlobal NP Solutions Teresa Jurgens-Kowal PhD, Chemical EngineeringInternational Paper Brianna (Bri) Butchart BS, Chemical EngineeringDomtar Lesley Cook BS, Chemical EngineeringMicrosoft Diana Ishak BS, Chemical Engineering, MBABoeing Jill Seebergh PhD, Chemical EngineeringBoeing Cheryl Bick BS, ChemistryBoeing Kathryn Soucy (Keynote) PhD, Chemical Engineering
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1st Annual Fall Industry PanelFeatured Panelists
Diana Ishak Teresa Jurgens-Kowal Christina YacoobRead more: Website (scroll to bottom) or Facebook 12
CheMentoring Circles
Don't forget to sign up for the Chemical Engineering Department's first student-to-student group mentoring program! All it takes is 2 minutes to fill
out the survey to be placed in a CheMentoring Circle with your peers!
We aim to have the CMCs facilitated into groups by mid-November and we will be hosting a happy hour as an initial “ice-breaker” meet up for you
and your circle members!
You can find more information on our CMC page. If you have questions, please email us at [email protected].
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