SWE Swag

If you're graduating in December or May, we have SWE cords available. If you've been active in the club this semester (attended 3+ of our 8 events), email Lem266 about a discounted or free cord. Otherwise, they are $5 and you should contact the Undergrad SWE Fundraising Directors at Anp48 and Jr853. 

Would you like to show off your SWE pride? We've got some swe-licious stickers for you! They are $1 each and Madeline (Mrd237) can set you up.

We really are an active club...

Just not an active blogger. This semester we've held a bake sale for hurricane victims, participated in a blood drive, hosted a professional development talk going over the career resources available to students at Cornell, decorated pumpkins, held a Friends-giving potluck, helped undergrads by proof reading and editing their grad school applications, crocheted pocket pals for local cancer patients, and will be decorating winter holiday cookies on 12/14 from 1-4 in the Duffield Atrium.

If you want to hear about events ahead of time, join our listserv by sending an email with "Join" in the subject line to gradswe-l@cornell.edu. You can unsubscribe at anytime by sending another email with "Unsubscribe" as the subject. 99% of events also make it on our Facebook page if that's more of your style.

https://www.facebook.com/CornellGradSWE/

Updates

If you're interested in Grad SWE at Cornell, you should email Laura at lem266 to get added to our group email list to get all event details and cool stuff that I forget to post on the blog like a nearly free trip to Austin, TX for the SWE National Conference. You should also tab over to the calendar page on this blog as I'll usually update the calendar and then forget to make a post about the event. If you're social media savvy, check out our Facebook page which tends to be a little more up to date at https://www.facebook.com/CornellGradSWE/

First Meeting is Tomorrow 9/7 at 4:30 in Phillips Hall, Room 403

Welcome to Cornell's Graduate SWE Chapter! Our first meeting of the semester is tomorrow, so be sure to stop by to learn about upcoming events, vote on a new club constitution, hear about open officer positions, t-shirt design competition, and discounts for the national SWE conference. Also, check out our Facebook page for event details and more frequent updates.

Welcome to Cornell Grad SWE!

Welcome to Cornell's chapter of Graduate Society of Women Engineers (SWE). This club creates a community for graduate women and allies to develop professional networks and skills, socialize, and grow through volunteerism. While this club has been very active, this blog has been on sabbatical. If you're interested in joining or have feedback, please contact Laura, the new 2017-2018 Director, at lem266. 

GradSWE Spring Kick-Off Meeting

When: Thursday, Feb. 21 at 6:30PM
Where: Hollister 314

We will be discussing an improvement on our current structure to get more people involved and need your help. We have many events planned for this semester, but we are always looking for more suggestions. Currently, the events we have planned are:

1. Negotiation Seminar with Erica Dawson (Feb 14)
2. Speed Mentoring (March)
3. Grant Writing Workshop (March/Apr)
4. Madeleine Dessert Nights (ongoing)

If you cannot make the meeting and would like to be a part of our new executive structure, please email us.

Thanks,

Aseema and Katie

Negotiations Seminar with Erica Dawson

When: Thursday, February 14th (11:45-1PM)
Where: 128 Olin Hall (a.k.a. Rhodes Lounge)
Who*: Women Engineering and Science Graduate Students

*Catered lunch will be provided.

Graduate Society of Women Engineers and CBE Women invite you to a negotiations seminar with Erica Dawson. With the spring career fair fresh in your mind, this seminar will cover negotiation strategies that are necessary for professional advancement through all stages of one's career. This will include a Q&A session.

Featured Speaker: Erica (Ph.D. '04, Cornell University) is the college’s first director of Engineering Leadership. Previously, she served as the director of the Program on Organizational and Executive Ethics at the Dalai Lama Center for Ethics and Transformative Values at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She was also an assistant professor at the Yale School of Management and was a visiting faculty member at Cornell’s Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management.

*Priority given to CBE women until February 5. This event is invite and RSVP only. We will email you for lunch orders.