See You November 12 at Eastfield College!
Registration is officially closed and we've got everything in order for Design Your World attendees to have a great day on Saturday with us from 9am - 3:30pm. Get ready…
Student Tickets are SOLD OUT!
We are officially SOLD OUT of student tickets for our Nov 12 event at Eastfield College. Thank you so much!! Parent & Edocator tickets are still available so get yours…
Attendee Registration is OPEN!
The moment you've all been waiting for is now here! Attendee registration for our Nov 12 event is OPEN! Visit the Registration page for details and a link to the…
Volunteer Registration is OPEN!
Dallas SWE will host our next Design Your World STEM Conference for 4th and 5th Grade Girls on Saturday, November 12, 2016! We need YOUR help to make this a great event! Volunteer Registration is…
Save the Date: November 12, 2016
The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) Dallas Section is pleased to announce that our next Design Your World STEM Conference for 4th and 5th Grade Girls will be held Saturday, November 12 at…
Resources for Parents & Educators
Parents and STEM advocates, check out the Society of Women Engineers' program for K-12 students: SWENEXT! We're excited about the growing number of SWENexters in the Dallas area and want to…
April 2016 Event Recap
We realize this recap post is quite delayed, but we think it's better late than never!! Stay tuned for information on our fall event, coming soon! We want to share…
April 2, 2016 Event Registration is Now Open!
We are pleased to announce that Registration for our April 2, 2016 Design Your World - STEM Conference for 6th-12th Grade Girls at University of North Texas is NOW OPEN! Visit the…
Save the Date – Spring 2016 Conference Announcement
The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) Dallas Section and the University of North Texas University Student Section, are pleased to announce that our next Design Your World STEM Conference for 6th-12th grade girls will…
November 2015 Event Recap
Thank you for being a participant in our Fall 2015 Design Your World STEM Conference for Girls: you were one of the 150 4th, 5th or 6th graders, 80 parent…