Dallas SWE Year In Review
Design Your World is a big part of Dallas SWE's Outreach strategy, but we do much more in our communities, in partnerships with local colleges and universities, and for engineers…
April 2017 Event Recap
Our Design Your World STEM Conference for Girls held on April 1, 2017 at Southern Methodist University was a phenomenal success!. By the numbers, 137 6th-8th graders, 37 parents and educators, and 85 volunteers…
Important Event Day Information
It’s almost here! We’re ready to welcome you to Southern Methodist University on April 1, 2017 for our spring Design Your World – STEM Conference for 6th-8th Grade Girls. But…
Registration Extended: Act Now!
We have 21 Student spots left in groups 4, 5, 7, and 8. The registration deadline has been extended to Tuesday, March 28 at midnight. Don't miss out! Visit the…
Attendee Registration Closes This Saturday, 3/25!
The deadline for Student and Adult Attendees to register for our spring event at SMU is Saturday, March 25 at NOON! We still have quite a few spots left but they're…
Attendee Registration is OPEN!
The moment you've all been waiting for is now here! Attendee registration for our April 1 event is OPEN! Visit the Registration page for details and a link to the…
Volunteer Registration is Open!
Dallas SWE is a not-for-profit all-volunteer organization: we need YOUR help to make the Design Your World STEM Conference a success! Step up and inspire students to foster their interest…
DISD STEM Expo – Feb 4
Greetings, Design Your World followers! Society of Women Engineers Dallas will be at the DISD STEM Expo this Saturday at Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center from 9am-3pm. Come out and see…
Spring Design Your World – Call for Volunteers
The next Design Your World STEM Conference for Girls hosted by Dallas SWE will take place on Saturday, April 1, 2017 at Southern Methodist University (SMU). Design Your World is…
November 2016 Event Recap
Our Design Your World STEM Conference for Girls held on November 12, 2016 at Eastfield College was a phenomenal success!. By the numbers, 150 4th-5th graders, 49 parents and educators,…