Undergraduate Students — What Can the WISE Program Do for You?
- Be on the WISE mailing list and receive newsletters and announcements about exciting and informative workshops and special events.
- Want to talk to someone about the transition to college, negotiating the large impersonal university, or planning your future? WISE offers one-on-one counseling.
- The WISE-Residence Program is an innovative and exciting living-learning program for first year undergraduate women in science, engineering, and mathematics.
- The Marian Sarah Parker Scholars Program encourages undergraduate women in engineering to pursue graduate degrees.
- Wondering what you can do with a career in biology, physics, mechanical engineering or any other of the hundreds of SEM fields? The WISE Program has lots of career information.
- Interested in the issues of Women in Science and Engineering? Ever wonder why there are so many women in biology and so few in physics? The WISE Program has books on WISE issues, biographies of famous women scientists and engineers, and lots of statistical data.
- The WISE Program has handouts about financial aid for women in science, engineering, and mathematics.
- Would you like to work with middle school and high school girls to encourage them to pursue degrees in science and engineering? The WISE Program has many opportunities to participate in our K-12 programs.
- WISE conducts research on why Michigan women students do or do not enter science or engineering field.
Interested? Stop by either the Women in Science Office or the Women in Engineering Office for more information. Pick up a WISE Woman pencil or a WISE pen while you are there!
Women in Engineering Office
1240 Lurie Engineering Center
1221 Beal Avenue
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2102
(734) 647-7012
website: www.engin.umich.edu/students/support/wie/
email:
fax: 734-647-7011
Women in Science Office
1065 Frieze
105 S. State
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1285
(734) 615-4455
email:
fax: 615-4450
