WIE
Northeastern University Programs for
Women in Engineering

For bright, motivated women interested in science and math, engineering is a challenging and rewarding career that offers opportunities to improve people's lives. Northeastern's practice-oriented education helps students develop the intellectual and practical skills plus the personal maturity that lead you to a lifetime of achievement.

Take advantage of the opportunities provided through Northeastern's Women in Engineering (WIE) Program Office - One of the oldest of its kind anywhere. WIE connects you with mentors, tutors, career advice, financial aid, and other women in engineering - all the resources that promote your success in engineering. To succeed as an engineer, you first have to succeed in the classroom. WIE supports your academic achievement throughout your years at Northeastern. As a freshman, you can ensure your best performance by using WIE's tutoring services. With this one-to-one assistance from upperclass women engineering students, you also get a chance to make friends and learn from their classroom and co-op experiences. Most of all, WIE offers a caring staff interested in your personal and professional growth, and ready to provide any specific guidance you may need.

Making professional contacts is easy when 2,000 women have graduated from your engineering program. But WIE makes it even easier to connect with these Northeastern women - and with current students who will join you in the profession. For instance, WIE's Industrial Advisory Board gives you access to working women engineers who encourage your pursuit of an engineering education and career. And an e-mentoring program links you via e-mail to women both in engineering and at Northeastern. You get to know women engineers of all ages and at all stages in their careers, learning about their experinces and gaining expert advice.

To learn more about Northeastern's practice-oriented education and how the Women in Engineering Programs office can help you fulfill your personal and professional promise, please contact Rachelle Reisberg .

CONTACT INFORMATION

Rachelle Reisberg
Director of Women in Engineering
Associate Director of Connections

220 Snell Engineering Center
College of Engineering
360 Huntington Avenue
Northeastern University
Boston, MA 02115-5000

617-373-3402 (phone)
617-373-8504 (fax)
r.reisberg@neu.edu