Homepage > Current Students > Diversity & Student Programs

• Engineering News & Events
• Explore Engineering
• Academics & Advising
  • Advising
  • Degrees Offered
  • Course Schedule Planning
  • Academic Success
    • Study Centers
    • Workshops & Seminars
• Department Admissions
  • Pre-engineer Overview
  • Required Courses by Department
  • Writing Your Personal Statement
  • Engineering Application Form
  • Admission Statistics
• Engineering Scholarships
• Undergraduate Research
  • About Undergraduate Research
  • Find a Research Project
  • Programs & Funding
  • Student Testimonials
• Co-op Program (Work Experience)
  • About Co-op
    • Who is Eligible?
    • Student Testimonials
    • Employer Testimonials
  • Getting Started with Co-op
    • Find a Job
    • Pre-work Self-assessment
    • Attend Pre-work Meeting
    • Frequently Asked Questions
  • During Co-op: A To Do List
    • Objective Report
    • Co-op Report
    • Post-work Self-assessment
    • Employer Evaluation
    • Poster & Presentation
• Diversity & Student Programs
  • MSEP (Minority Scholars...)
  • WiSE (Women in Science...)
  • Emerging Leaders
  • Student Organizations
• International Studies

Diversity & Student Programs

Together, these programs provide financial, social, adcademic and cultural support to engineering students. They recruit top high school students to UW engineering, with an emphasis on reaching underrepresented populations in the field and in the programs. And they help students launch their careers with mentoring and hands-on work experience.

Minority Scholars Engineering Program (MSEP) »

Open to all students, MSEP promotes academic excellence, facilitates leadership skills, and fosters community of engineering scholars. Programs include academic support, ALVA, Intel REU and HP Scholars.

Women in Science & Engineering (WiSE) »

WiSE is a collaborative and student-centered organization for women in science and engineering through professional mentoring, peer mentoring, advising and tutoring. Their goal is to recruit and retain women in engineering disciplines and help them advance in their careers and studies. Programs include academic support, Bridge, the WiSE Conference, and the Pre-Major and Pre-Professional programs.

Emerging Leaders »

Emerging Leaders in Engineering recruits talented high school students and enhances the university experience of engineering majors, with scholarships and leadership-building and educational opportunities.

Student Organizations »

Engineering students can participate in a wide variety of social, technical and environmental organizations.

DO-IT (Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking & Technology) »

DO-IT is a support organization that serves to increase the participation of individuals with disabilities in challenging academic programs and careers. It promotes the use of computer and networking technologies to increase independence, productivity, and participation in education and employment. Learn more about DO-IT.

University of Washington | Contact Us | Site Map | MyCoE | Comment about the site?
Copyright © 1999-2008 University of Washington • This page was last modified on November 6, 2008.