We help women in STEM reach their full potential
Since 1999, Syracuse University’s Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE) has proudly supported the recruitment, persistence, and advancement of women and their allies of all races, sexes, and genders in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics).
WiSE Updates
WOMEN IN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING RISE TOGETHER, BUILD THE FUTURE
Check out this article and video featuring our office here!
SLEPECKY RESEARCH PRIZE
Submission deadline is March 10! See the guidelines.
PROGRAMMING
Please see our Events page for all upcoming programming!
RESOURCE LISTS
WiSE has compiled the following lists of helpful resources available at the University.
Other News
The Building Blocks of Future Smart Materials
Marina Artuso, Qinru Qiu Named Distinguished Professors
Laura Machia Named College of Arts and Sciences’ Associate Dean
Women in Science and Engineering Rise Together, Build the Future
Physics Professor Receives NSF Grant for Work at CERN
Recognizing and Celebrating National Native American Heritage Month 2023-2024
Physics Professor, Jennifer Schwarz, Honored by the American Physical Society
Congrats to Professor Schwarz on her honorable honor by the American Physical Society!
BioInspired Institute Research Labs Graduate Student Project (Thalma Orado)
Congrats to Thalma Orado, a first-year Ph.D. student in Assistant Professor Era Jain’s drug delivery lab for winning the Best Commercialization Potential award! Read more about Thalma’s research!
Also WiSE wants to congrats Natalie Petryk for awarding the Stevenson Biomaterials Poster Award and Elizabeth Oguntade, who is one of our WiSE Women of Color in STEM Graduate Mentor on the Lightning Talk Award!
Mathematics Professor, Claudia Miller, Received NSF Grants to Study Algebra
Congrats to Professor Miller on her homological algebra work – WiSE Faculty member!