Are you confident in your math skills? Tutor 4 Change (T4C) offers free virtual tutoring for students and is looking for volunteers to tutor subjects from pre-algebra to calculus. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer, please complete the Volunteer Inquiry Form. For more information, visit their website or email info@tutors4change.org.
Get involved and volunteer as a virtual guest speaker or mentor for the Woodrow Wilson HS robotics teams. Guest speakers and mentors will share their backgrounds and fields of expertise with these student teams. While rocket scientists are always helpful, you do not have to be one to help out! There are technical and non-technical mentor roles. To find out more information including how to get involved, click the link here.
Come join for SPOOKTACULAR good time as we celebrate with a Halloween social on October 27th! We will have pumpkin carving, great socializing, games, and more! We invite everyone to dress up in their favorite Halloween costumes for a chance to win a big prize! We will also be doing other contests throughout the event and carving pumpkins together on the call, so if you would like to join please have your pumpkin and carving tools handy during the call!
Register below or visit the Eventbrite to sign up!
Congratulations to Laura Cowley, the Dallas SWE October Member of the Month!
Laura Cowley is originally from Kansas were she graduated from Kansas State University with her M.S. and B.S. in architectural engineering. She moved to Dallas upon graduation and has been working for the same company (wsp) for 8 years doing electrical engineering consulting for healthcare. Two years ago she was recognized by Consulting Specifying Engineering magazine as a 40 under 40 award recipient. Laura has been involved with SWE since college where she was the section president for two years and a senator for region i. She’s served on the membership committee for several years, and is currently a SWENext advisor for Coppell High School. In Jan of 2020, Laura was able to meet some of the SWENext ladies as they all volunteered together at a Future Cities competition.
I love the passion and innovation of SWEsters that comes alive during annual conference.