Collegiate Section Resources
SWE Boston Collegiate Section Information
There are 9 collegiate sections in the metro Boston area. The email list was created to distribute event information and resources available to the collegiate sections. If you or your adviser would like to be added to collegiate section email list, please send a message with your name, email and college/university to Collegiate Section Liaison.
The Collegiate Section Liaison is there to ensure that area schools are aware of SWE Boston's activities, promote networking and assist collegiate sections with any SWE questons. If your section is currently not active or in the red, feel free to ask SWE Boston for assistance. We are here for you and feel free to contact us anytime.
General Reminders for Collegiate Sections
For additional information, please visit the SWE National website, Region F or SWE Boston.
Collegiate Leadership Committee
There are many leadership development resources available to SWE members. One of them is the collegiate leadership coaching committee. What is the collegiate leadership coaching committee? What do they do? Most sections have heard of them, but do not know who they are and what they do. The committee was created to help your section become a more effective organization.
Training Modules:
Grants/Funds Application Another way for your section to fund an event is to apply for the Region F grant or The Program Development Grant. These grants are for programs or events that highlights SWE's Mission, Objectives and Values.
Program Development Grant
Aside from the Region F application fund, SWE National also has the Program Development Grant available for all sections. Log-on to the SWE website go to Membership Resources, scroll down to Program Development Grant. The PDG committee was created to help sections fund professional development, career guidance, diversity and community awareness programs. For more information, please contact the PDG committee.
There are 9 collegiate sections in the metro Boston area. The email list was created to distribute event information and resources available to the collegiate sections. If you or your adviser would like to be added to collegiate section email list, please send a message with your name, email and college/university to Collegiate Section Liaison.
The Collegiate Section Liaison is there to ensure that area schools are aware of SWE Boston's activities, promote networking and assist collegiate sections with any SWE questons. If your section is currently not active or in the red, feel free to ask SWE Boston for assistance. We are here for you and feel free to contact us anytime.
General Reminders for Collegiate Sections
For additional information, please visit the SWE National website, Region F or SWE Boston.
Collegiate Leadership Committee
There are many leadership development resources available to SWE members. One of them is the collegiate leadership coaching committee. What is the collegiate leadership coaching committee? What do they do? Most sections have heard of them, but do not know who they are and what they do. The committee was created to help your section become a more effective organization.
Training Modules:
- Knowledge of SWE
- History of SWE
- Benefits of SWE
- Administration & Operations
- Section Finances
- Increasing Annual Income (Fund Development)
- Strategic Planning
- Tactical Planning
- Public Relations and Communications
- Membership is a Contact Sport
- Leadership
- How to Effectively Manage Meetings
- Team Building
- Conflict Resolution
- Diversity
- Women in Engineering
Grants/Funds Application Another way for your section to fund an event is to apply for the Region F grant or The Program Development Grant. These grants are for programs or events that highlights SWE's Mission, Objectives and Values.
Program Development Grant
Aside from the Region F application fund, SWE National also has the Program Development Grant available for all sections. Log-on to the SWE website go to Membership Resources, scroll down to Program Development Grant. The PDG committee was created to help sections fund professional development, career guidance, diversity and community awareness programs. For more information, please contact the PDG committee.
