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Event Information
Date: Monday, October 14th, 2019
Venue: Montezuma Hall, Aztec Student Union Time: 6:00 - 9:00pm TICKETS: $10 for non-SWE member (Early Bird) $5 for SWE Member (Early Bird) $15 for non-SWE member $10 for SWE member $7 military/veteran *Early bird prices increase on October 1st *Tickets can be purchased from any officer and through Venmo |
The Society of Women Engineers of San Diego State University would like to extend you an invitation for this year’s Evening of Professional Development. The event will be held on Thursday, October 14th, 2019 in Montezuma Hall in the new Aztec Student Union located on SDSU’s campus.
Evening of Professional Development is a networking event where internship and post graduate career options can be explored. A banquet dinner and keynote speaker will follow the networking portion of the evening. Interested SDSU students will share a table with company representatives for the duration of the dinner and the keynote speaker. This is a chance for companies to gain personal connections with SDSU engineering students.
San Diego State University covers a wide range of engineering disciplines such as Aerospace, Bioengineering, Civil, Computer, Construction, Electrical, Environmental, and Mechanical. Evening of Professional Development will be open to all engineering and computer science students from SDSU.
Evening of Professional Development is a networking event where internship and post graduate career options can be explored. A banquet dinner and keynote speaker will follow the networking portion of the evening. Interested SDSU students will share a table with company representatives for the duration of the dinner and the keynote speaker. This is a chance for companies to gain personal connections with SDSU engineering students.
San Diego State University covers a wide range of engineering disciplines such as Aerospace, Bioengineering, Civil, Computer, Construction, Electrical, Environmental, and Mechanical. Evening of Professional Development will be open to all engineering and computer science students from SDSU.
Ticket purchasing information
IF YOU ARE PAYING ON VENMO:
IF YOU ARE PAYING IN CASH:
IF YOU ARE PURCHASING A GROUP PACKAGE FOR YOU STUDENT ORGANIZATION:
If you have any questions about the benefits of attending this event, and are on the fence, feel free to contact any officer with your questions.
- Click on the following link, and fill out all of the information listed. LINK
- Send an updated resume to swesdsuvp@gmail.com by October 12th at 10pm.
- Go to this link to pay for your ticket through Venmo! Leave your full name and "EPD" as the description! LINK
IF YOU ARE PAYING IN CASH:
- Contact a SWE officer to give them your cash payment. This can be done at a meeting, or can be scheduled through email. Take note of what officer you make the payment with; you will need their name for the form below.
- Please bring exact change if possible (if not we will help you out), and attach a small piece of paper to your cash with your name and email address. Once your payment has been made, the officer will give the payment to the Vice President to be matched with the information provided on the form below.
- Click on the following link, and fill out all of the information listed. LINK
- Send an updated resume to swesdsuvp@gmail.com by October 12th at 10pm.
IF YOU ARE PURCHASING A GROUP PACKAGE FOR YOU STUDENT ORGANIZATION:
- Please contact swesdsuvp@gmail.com for more details on prices, rules, and how to make the purchase.
- You will be required to have every attendee complete the ticket form and send in a resume to swesdsuvp@gmail.com.
If you have any questions about the benefits of attending this event, and are on the fence, feel free to contact any officer with your questions.
Our keynote speaker
We are excited to announce our honored keynote speaker this year will be Mary Bonk Issac.
Mary has been involved with Society of Women Engineers for many years, has built a career, pursued academia, AND continues to devote her time to make future engineering and tech industries more diverse.
