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Once again, SWE-ECI supported the University of Iowa with this year's upgrade event. At the event, the members of SWE-ECI informed the seniors of the benefits of having a SWE Professional Membership and encouraged the seniors to stay involved with SWE after graduation, regardless of where they start their careers.
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On Friday April 5th several members of the SWE-ECI Core board attended the annual high school conference event hosted by the University of Iowa Collegiate SWE section. This year ~50 female high school juniors and seniors spent the weekend on campus emerged in the world of UIowa Engineering and SWE. Most of the attendees were either considering the University of Iowa for school, or had already decided to attend and were interested to learn more about engineering and meet future classmates.
The SWE-ECI section held their very first Upgrade Event at the University of Iowa on Tuesday March 12th. A handful of members of the University of Iowa SWE section gathered to listen to a presentation given by the SWE-ECI core board about the benefits of staying involved with SWE after college.
On 6 February 2013, Rockwell Collins hosted the first Rocket Women event in the University of Iowa. The objective of this event was to create an opportunity for University of Iowa’s business and engineering students to mix, mingle and network with the successful women in finance and engineering from Rockwell Collins in a more relaxed and social setting.
Once again, SWE-ECI supported the panel discussion at the High School Conference sponsored by the University of Iowa SWE Section. This year’s panel included Amber Johnson, Debarati Ray, Katie Morin, and Rebecca Reck from SWE-ECI and a couple others. The panel fielded questions from the students about what it is like to have a career in engineering.
Two professors from the University of Iowa presented a technical presentation of their research to interested SWE members.
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