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28 | 29 | )} 30 |47 | Take a look at our past initiatives by reading our previous 48 | meeting notes. 49 |
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11 | 19 | 20 | ) 21 | 22 | Action.propTypes = { 23 | action: PropTypes.object.isRequired, 24 | } 25 | 26 | class PromptActionButtons extends Component { 27 | render() { 28 | return ( 29 |18 | Software Engineering Society (SE Soc) is a council that runs 19 | community initiatives within the SE program. Through class and 20 | program-wide events, such as game nights, online events, virtual 21 | dinners and coffee chats, we hope you get to meet all the other 22 | brilliant people in SE! We also run resume critiques and interview 23 | prep sessions, hosted by upper years, to help you get a better 24 | shot at the jobs you want. You can listen to a highlight of the 25 | cool stuff that everyone in SE is up to through our podcast, 26 | Sessions by SE. 27 |
28 |31 | A-Soc represents the even years (SE2022, SE2024, SE2026) and 32 | B-Soc represents the odd years (SE2023, SE2025). We’re a 33 | friendly bunch, feel free to say hi if we ever bump into each 34 | other online or on campus! 35 |
36 |55 | 60 | {upcomingEvent.title} 61 | 62 | . Or, check out all upcoming events. 63 |
64 | 65 | ) : ( 66 | <> 67 |69 | Check out all of our past events. 70 |
71 | 72 | )} 73 | 74 |87 | Join our{' '} 88 | 89 | UW Software Engineering Discord 90 | 91 | . 92 |
93 |45 | WiSE recognizes women, as well as those whose gender identity is neither 46 | male nor female, including gender-fluid, non-binary, agender and more. 47 | WiSE advocates for representation of all genders in software 48 | engineering, and welcomes people with under-represented gender 49 | identities to all of our events. Additionally, some of WiSE’s events are 50 | open to all genders. 51 |
52 | ), 53 | }, 54 | { 55 | question: 'What does “women-only” mean?', 56 | answer: ( 57 |58 | Our women only events are open to cis and trans women, and those whose 59 | gender identity is neither male nor female, including gender-fluid, 60 | non-binary, agender and more. We welcome people with under-represented 61 | gender identities to our women-only events. 62 |
63 | ), 64 | }, 65 | { 66 | question: 'What events do you run each term?', 67 | answer: ( 68 |69 | Events vary from term to term, but in the past we have run a brunch, 70 | various mentoring activities, several casual board game nights, and a 71 | “How to get an awesome co-op” workshop. Check our our{' '} 72 | WiSE events calendar below for more 73 | information about our upcoming events! 74 |
75 | ), 76 | }, 77 | { 78 | question: 'Why do you hold women-only events?', 79 | answer: ( 80 |82 | Currently, women and those with gender identities that are neither 83 | male nor female are under-represented in software engineering. Some 84 | women do not feel comfortable attending events where they know that 85 | the majority of attendants will be male. We hold women-only events to 86 | lessen this issue. 87 |
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106 | We love to hear feedback! You can give your feedback on our slack, or
107 | for an anonymous option - fill out our{' '}
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117 | Yes! Please try to notify us at least a week in advance of the event. 118 |
119 | ), 120 | }, 121 | { 122 | question: 'How can I get involved?', 123 | answer: ( 124 |
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154 | Women in Software Engineering (WiSE) is a student-run organization that 155 | exists to encourage, support and advocate for women and non-binary* 156 | individuals who are studying Software Engineering at the University of 157 | Waterloo. 158 |
159 |160 | We strive to build an inclusive and diverse environment which supports 161 | women, non-binary, and minoritized individuals in Software Engineering. 162 | WiSE holds events each term to build a supportive community and provide 163 | a variety of resources to empower women in tech. 164 |
165 |*all gender identities are welcome and supported
166 |261 | For more information on events or scholarship opportunities please 262 | checkout our{' '} 263 | 269 | resource hub 270 | 271 | . 272 |
273 | 274 | ) 275 | 276 | const GetInvolved = () => ( 277 |