We have compiled a list of the top ten most viewed blog posts on our blog.
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Why Your Computer Is Running Slow (And How to Fix It Today)
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A SWE Year in Review: All Together
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End of the Year Message from 3M
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3M shares a thank you message to SWE members!
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The Advance Learning Center Year in Review
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You worked hard to go above and beyond in learning this year and we want to celebrate it!
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HeForSWE: Perspectives on Allyship Part 3
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As a part of the HeForSWE Affinity Group’s spotlight month, SWE will be highlighting professionals and male allies, discussing their perspectives on allyship in STEM.
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SWE Joins With SHPE, AISES, and NSBE in Advocating for STEM Funding to U.S. House & Senate
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Proposal to the Congressional Appropriations Committees ask for specific diversity serving STEM-based
funding allocations at the Department of Education, National Science Foundation, and NASA.
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HeForSWE: Perspectives on Allyship Part 2
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As a part of the HeForSWE Affinity Group’s spotlight month, SWE will be highlighting professionals and male allies, discussing their perspectives on allyship in STEM.
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SWE Attends Portrait Unveiling Ceremony for Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson
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On November 17, SWE’s Executive Director and CEO Karen Horting, along with SWE Washington Representative Della Cronin, attended the ceremony for the unveiling of the official portrait of The Honorable Eddie Bernice Johnson (D-TX). The Congresswoman is retiring after serving her fifteenth term in...
December Engineering Activity: Radioactive Decay Model
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This month we’re going to learn about Nuclear Engineering and model radioactive decay using pennies!
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Nuclear Engineering Student Spotlight: Melissa and Mary
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Check out the interview below with Nuclear Engineering students Melissa and Mary to learn more about their experiences and how you can #BeThatEngineer.
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HeForSWE: Perspectives on Allyship Part 1
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As a part of the HeForSWE Affinity Group’s spotlight month, SWE will be highlighting professionals and male allies, discussing their perspectives on allyship in STEM.
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