Notre Dame Graduate Society of Women Engineers

The Notre Dame Graduate Society of Women Engineers is a student organization dedicated to fostering excellence in engineering education and professional development at the University of Notre Dame in Notre Dame, IN. As part of Notre Dame's College of Engineering, this organization operates within an institution that has been advancing engineering innovation for over 150 years, since 1873.

The College of Engineering at Notre Dame educates skilled leaders and innovators while promoting transformational research focused on the greater good of humanity. The Graduate Society of Women Engineers specifically creates a supportive community for women pursuing advanced degrees across all engineering disciplines, including Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences, Computer Science and Engineering, and Electrical Engineering.

This organization brings together women at the graduate level to build networks, share experiences, and develop professional capabilities in a collaborative environment. Members benefit from connection to Notre Dame's commitment to educating the whole person and forming ethical engineers who work for the authentic good of all. The society supports women in conducting groundbreaking research that enables people to live healthier, safer, and better-connected lives.

Through participation in the Graduate Society of Women Engineers, members gain access to mentorship opportunities, professional development resources, and a community of peers who share their commitment to engineering excellence. The organization embodies Notre Dame's mission to be a powerful force for good, helping women engineers contribute solutions to some of the world's greatest challenges while advancing their careers and personal growth within the Notre Dame, IN community.