Welcome Future NDSU SWE Members! 

A Warm Welcome from the President: Michelle Nistler
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Dear Future SWE Member,

My name is Michelle Nistler and I am a Senior in Mechanical Engineering. I am the SWE President for the 2019-2020 school year. We are all so excited to see you at NDSU. NDSU has a fantastic engineering program that can help you grow into the person you want to be. One way to become more involved in the engineering program is through SWE.

The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is a national non-profit educational and service organization that strives to support and advance women in engineering, science, math, and technology as well as develop leaders that make world-changing contributions.

Through SWE, you can be involved in outreach events in the Fargo-Moorhead community with girls in grades K-12, networking events with engineering companies, fun membership events with other SWE members and attend conferences around the US. SWE has many different ways to be involved and make connections. NDSU SWE also gives away numerous scholarships to its members every year! I started out as a member, like you and became more involved in SWE by attending events and outreach opportunities. I have met some of my best friends in SWE and I wouldn't have had that chance if I didn't become involved.

If you are looking to get involved with SWE or have any other questions, feel free to email me to learn more!

I'm looking forward to meeting you throughout the school year! 
Michelle Nistler
Top Reasons to Join:
Make Friends & Network
Professional Development
Events to help you prepare for career fairs, interviews, and the workplace
National Affiliation
Hundreds of SWE sections (college and professional levels) across the country
Scholarships
50,000 total awarded each year!
Free Food
Leadership Opportunities
Serve on a variety of committees or on our 40-person Executive Board
Social Events
Monthly meetings, picnics, multicultural events, and many others!
Develop Future Engineers
Outreach events to high schools, middle schools, and elementary schools