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How Can You Join?
The national swe.org web site has forms and the requirements for joining the
Society. Membership requests and dues submittal, including renewals, may be accomplished online with a credit card.
For more information about the Society, please visit www.swe.org or call
(312)
596-5223.
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Joint Membership Special!
Join SWE and either SHPE (Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers), or
NSBE
(National Society of Black Engineers) for one reduced price!
The joint membership is $110, and you get the benefits of both societies. To renew online today and
take advantage of joint membership, go to www.swe.org/renew. Joint membership will also be offered to new or reinstated professional
members online at http://www.swe.org/join.
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Who Can Join?
The Society of Women Engineers welcomes individuals and companies that support our Mission and
Objectives.
Benefits of Joining
What is the value of SWE membership? Ask a dozen members which benefit of SWE membership
they most value, and you will likely get several different responses. For some members, it is the professional support and
networking opportunities. For other members, it is the leadership opportunities.
The Atlanta Section provides its members access to job openings submitted to us by local recruiters,
reduced rates for our meetings, an opportunity to participate in Engineers Week activities, newsletter mailings, and access
to our network of local women engineers.
A recent survey of 500 SWE members found the following reasons why members continued
their membership:
- Programs that encourage girls to pursue a career in engineering - 63%
- Professional support and networking - 62%
- Personal and social support - 38%
- SWE's seminars and workshops - 32%
- Enhance credentials - 25%
- Leadership opportunities - 21%
- Issues relevant to women engineers - 20%
- Give back to the profession - 19%
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