November 2001 Newsletter *** WISE Ottawa Chapter *** Women in Science and Engineering/Femmes en sciences et en ingenierie November 2001 Newsletter CONTENTS 1. Memberships 2. Wine & Cheese Evening - Tues, Nov 13th 3. Get-together @ Rooster's - Mon, Dec 3rd 4. Pathmakers is Looking for Volunteers! 5. Thank you to our sponsors! Please help us to advertise our events by printing off the posters and posting them in your office, department or university! __________________ www.wise-ottawa.ca _____________________ 1. Memberships - Reminder WISE/FSI welcomes anyone who is committed to the objectives of the organization to become a member. Regular Member, \\$40 annual fee Student Member (enrolled full-time in post-secondary studies), \\$10 annual fee You can pay at our next event or mail your cheque payable to "WISE/FSI Ottawa" and send to: WISE/FSI Ottawa Chapter Box 35037 Westgate P.O. 1309 Carling Avenue Ottawa, Ontario K1Z 7L3 2. Wine & Cheese Evening - Tues, Nov 13th Presentation - The "Women Into Engineering" Project Speaker - Dr. Monique Frize, NSERC/Nortel Chair of Women in Science and Engineering in Ontario Help us advertise: -using the nov2001.doc attachment to this email or -visit the following link to our poster http://www.wise-ottawa.ca/events/nov2001.doc Dr. Frize will speak about the "Women Into Engineering project" that was discussed at the MacKay-Lassonde Memorial Forum held on October 19, 2001. The Women Into Engineering project's mandate is to develop and implement strategies to improve the recruitment, advising and teaching of women in faculties of engineering by increasing the universities' participation in those activities. This is a joint project with the Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO), the Ontario Women's Directorate and the NSERC/Nortel WISE Chair for Ontario. The ultimate objective is to modify the face of engineering to make it more attractive to everyone -- women, men, minorities, etc. All are welcome!!! Location: Minto Building Room 2014, Carleton University (Corner of Campus Drive and Library Road) Date: Tuesday, November 13, 2001 Time: 5:30 pm networking, presentation starting at 6:15pm, ending around 7:30pm 3. Get-together @ Rooster's - Monday, Dec 3rd Need to relax before exams? Meet with us at Rooster's (Carleton University)on Dec 3rd from 5:30 to 7:30 pm. This informal meeting is ideal for networking and socializing with friends from WISE. There will be no guest speaker. Just relax and chat! Everyone is invited: professionals from industry, professors, students from Carleton and U of Ottawa. 4. Pathmakers is Looking for Volunteers! The Pathmakers program was designed to encourage young people, especially young women, to consider a career in technology, science, engineering,or other occupations considered non-traditional for women. The tremendous gender imbalance of students studying in these fields at universities and colleges indicate that many female students are unaware of the wide range of careers available to them. Pathmakers visit elementary and secondary schools in the Ottawa area. They are females who are presently studying or working in a non-traditional field. They act as role models to encourage young people to stay in school,to maintain studies in science, technology or mathematics, and to explore career choices in occupations where there are great job opportunities. For more information, please visit: http://www.carleton.ca/cwse-on/pathmakers To register as a Pathmaker, please send your name and availability to: pathmakers@genie.uottawa.ca #562-5800 ext. 6013 5. Thank you to our sponsors!
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