IEEE Women in Engineering Magazine makes debut.
Press Release Summary:
Issued twice a year to IEEE WIE members, IEE Women in Engineering Magazine aims to help attract, retain, and sustain women in engineering and science fields. Articles integrate engineering subjects with current issues facing society including careers, healthcare, medicine, law, governance, and women's issues. Publication will be sent as interactive PDF file as well as print edition for distribution at symposiums and other events throughout year.
Original Press Release:
IEEE Women in Engineering Magazine Debuts
8 January - IEEE Women in Engineering (IEEE WIE) Magazine, a new publication that will be issued twice a year to IEEE WIE members, has launched its premiere issue. The publication, sent as an interactive PDF file which enables easy navigation through the different sections of the magazine, aims to help attract, retain and sustain women in the engineering and science fields. Its articles integrate engineering subjects with current issues facing society including careers, health care, medicine, law, governance and women's issues. A print edition will be produced for distribution at symposiums and other events throughout the year.
IEEE WIE currently has over 12,000 members worldwide, with over 176 affinity groups - the largest international professional organization dedicated to promoting women engineers and scientists. Karen Panetta, 2008 IEEE Women in Engineering Committee chair, serves as editor-in-chief.
Visit the IEEE Women in Engineering Web page to view the publication (PDF, 2.52 MB), or to obtain information on how to submit an article.
