Conference Presentations
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Society of Women Engineers, Society Conference, WE19
November 2019 38 attendees It can be hard to conduct successful outreach activities if you are starting new or revitalizing an annual event. Collegiate sections especially may face many challenges when it comes to K-12 outreach, from funding the activity to getting a high number of participants. However, these hurdles can be overcome with proper planning, finding hidden resources, and educating your target audience about your upcoming event, regardless of the size of your section. Learn how to expand your collegiate section’s outreach from a past section president who utilized these tools to expand an outreach activity from 97 to 218 participants! |
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Society of Women Engineers, WE Local Tampa
February 2019 32 attendees Standing out is something that every intern strives for, as it can lead to further internship opportunities, full-time offers, and more chances within your college or university. Whether you're one of five or one of a few hundred, figuring out how to accomplish this as an intern can be difficult. However, there are some simple steps that can be taken to make yourself someone who gets noticed. Proper networking, the revitalization of your resume, and dedication despite barriers can all help with becoming a standout employee, even as an intern. Learn how to use each of these activities to propel yourself and your career to new heights! |
Organization Presentations
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Mental Health in STEM
Presented to STEMThink August 2020 11 attendees Presented my personal STEM journey, struggles with mental health, and offered advice to middle school girls interested in STEM from Kentucky. |
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Journey to Aerospace with Natalie Hahn
Presented to ATHENA August 2020 15 attendees Discussed my personal journey through aerospace engineering, the challenges and successes I have had, what advice I would give to those interested in pursuing the field, and answered general questions about aerospace, engineering, and STEM |
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Aerospace Engineering Panel
Presented to Inspiring Futurexplorations 17 attendees Discussed the following topics of conversation:
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