Did you know that September 18-24 is "Build a Better Image Week?"
Kick off the week by attending the Society of Women Engineers Rocky Mountain Section Engineer Your Presence - Boosting the impact of your verbal and non-verbal communication mini-conference on Saturday, September 17th.
This conference is about acknowledging that our image–how we speak and how we look–is a constructive power. Yet, in the day to day overwhelm of our lives, it is easy to neglect and discount the impact our image has on our ability to lead others, communicate effectively, and even be appreciated and rewarded for our work!
Join SWE RMS for a day of innovation and intrigue as you create a personal style that is uniquely you, feminine and professional in both your verbal and non-verbal communication.
Whether you are an experienced professional or a collegian preparing for your career, you can:
Enjoy a dynamic keynote speaker and meet our new board
Learn from locally and nationally recognized experts in the fields of image and conversation
Go beyond typical networking to partner with other brilliant, like-minded engineers and technologists throughout the day
Participate in a technical tour led by industry experts OR a golf clinic led by a local, female pro-golfer
About SWE Rocky Mountain Section
The Denver Section of the Society of Women Engineers was chartered in 1954 and renamed the Rocky Mountain Section (RMS) in 1986. The section has been active since its founding, hosting two SWE national conferences, several regional meetings, and establishing the Certificates of Merit Program in Colorado and Wyoming. The section has been recognized nationally by the Society with awards in the areas of Career Guidance, Newsletter and Professional Development. Section members have served or are serving as national officers, directors and committee chairs.
About SWE
The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is a not-for-profit educational and service organization that empowers women to succeed and advance in the field of engineering, and to be recognized for their life-changing contributions as engineers and leaders. Founded in 1950, SWE is the driving force that establishes engineering as a highly desirable career for women through an exciting array of training and development programs, networking opportunities, scholarships, outreach and advocacy activities, and much more. Please call 312.596.5223 or visit swe.org to learn more.