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Mr. Calvin L. MoyerCollege Relations CoordinatorE. I. DuPont de Nemours and CompanyWilmington, Delaware l9898

Dear Mr. Moyer:

On behalf of the NCSU Student Section of the Society of Women Engineers,i want to thank DuPont for itsccontribution to our Symposium Fund.Your donation, along with others, enables us to finalize our plansknowing we can meet expenses.

We will mail final information about the symposium to you in early March.We hope that a cppresentative from DuPont will be able to Join us at theluncheon.

Sincerely,

Mary c. WhittonSymposium CoordinatorNCSU Section - S.W.E.

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Mr. Mac GowinProctor and Gamble Paper Products Co.Box l7h7Albany, Georgia 31702

Dear Mr. Gowin:

On behalf of the NCSU Student Chapter of the Society of Women Engineers,I would like to thank you for the conference funds and for the lovelyluncheon. It is very important for our organization to send arepresentative to the National Student Conference of SWE. At the conference,we have an excellent opportunity to learn more about the National Organizationand meet other engineering students from all over the country. This exposuregreatly aids our strengthening efforts within our student chapter.All of our members enjoyed the slide presentation about Proctor and GamblePaper Products Division, but most of all enjoyed meeting and talking withDebbie and Patrice about their background and career plans. We are alwayseager to talk with engineers in industry, and we all benefited from theircandid views on the subject. Industrial management is a career fewengineering students hear about in their classes , and your visit and presen-tation was certainly a learning experience for our members.Again, thank you for your visit, the luncheon, and the conference funds.

Sincerely,

Carol Driggers, EE '77President NCSUChapter of SWE

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Ms. Debbie DukesMs. PatriceProctor and Gamble Paper Products Co.Box l7h7Albany, Georgia 3l702

Dear Debbie and Patrice:

On behalf of the NCSU Chapter of SWE and myself, I want to thank you foryour visit, the luncheon and the slide presentation. We are veryapprehensive about industry and your candid views and experiences putalot of our fears to rest. As i told the other members, your presentationwas representative of my trip to Albany Paper Products plant. I'm surethey feel better prepared to take such a trip.

After being entertained so well while in Albany, it was a pleasure toget to show you around our campus. If either of you are ever back inthe Raleigh area again, we would like very much to have you as our guestat a SWE dinner meeting. I hOpe to be back in touch with you again soon.

Sincerely,

Carol Driggers, EE '77.President NCSUChapter of SWE

8 February 1977

Ms. Judie MaddoxP.O. Box lZflAiken, SC 29801

Dear Ms. Maddox:

The NC State University student section of the Societyof Women Engineers is planning a Spring Symposium entitled"Assertiveness, Life-planning, and Decision Making". Wewould like very much for you to speak at the Symposium inyour capacity as National Vice President of SWE. Becauseour section is newly chartered and the Symposium is one ofour first major undertakings, we are especially excited aboutyour coming. I understand that Despina Boinodiris of IBMhas been in contact with you about our plans.

The Symposium is planned for Saturday, April 2, 1977.We would like for you to be our speaker at the luncheonaddressing yourself to a topic such as Women as Engineersand Scientists and the current purpose of SWE. The morningsession will be a presentation on Assertiveness. The after-noon will be a series of shorter workshops on topics ofinterest including: Getting a Job, Careers & Children,Financial Planning, Problems in the School Setting, andProblems in the Job Setting. We are aiming our symposiumat the women Engineering and Sciences students from NC State,Duke and N.C.A.&T. Universities and we eXpect somewherebetween 30 and 50 participants.

The section is excited about the possibility of yourbeing with us for the Symposium. We will send you completeinformation after we have heard from you.

Sincerely,

Mary C. Whitton, BE '78Symposium Coordinator

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February l0, l977

Mr. Girard DavidsonPersonnel DepartmentDuke Power Company#30 5. Church StreetCharlotte, North Carolina 28202

Dear Mr. Davidson:

The North Carolina State University Student Section of the Society of WomenEngineers is planning a Spring Symposium for women in engineering and relatedfields. Our theme is ”Assertiveness, Life Planning and Decision Making.”We have enclosed a preliminary outline of our program and information aboutthe Society of Women Engineers.

Our projected budget for this symposium is $700. The section is contributingthe time of its 25 members for organization and arrangements, and is conductingfund-raising projects to cover the direct expenses of the symposium. In orderto invite dynamic leaders to the symposium, we need financial support fromoutside sources. Because of our common concerns, we are seeking support fromcompanies who have demonstrated active interest in equal opportunity for womenin engineering. A contribution of $100 from Duke Power Company will help assurethat we offer the symposium participants a valuable experience in personaland professional development. Contributing companies will be invited to senda representative to the symposium luncheon at which time they will be recognized.We will also send your company a complimentary copy of a booklet containingresumes of many NCSU women engineering and science students which will bedistributed in early spring 1977. Your contribution will give continued supportto affirmative action programs for women in engineering and encourage oursection members in their professional development.if you want further information, please contact:

chie TSl/xi‘flxii DNCUM updusu olA~Mary—Whitten3 Symposium Coordinatorc/o NCSU Student SectionSociety of Women Engineers2158 Burlington Engineering LaboratoriesNorth Carolina State UniversityRaleigh, North Carolina 2760-7—52 ,7 65.0

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Mary C. Whitton, EE'78

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February 14, 1977

Ms. Mary C. Whitton600 Devereux StreetRaleigh, NC 27605

Dear Ms. Whitton:

I will be glad to be the luncheon speaker atthe Spring Symposium. DESPINA did discuss thesymposium with me briefly. It sounds very interestingto me. .

Sincerely,

Judith H. MaddoxNational Vice President

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Dr. F. M. Richardson, Assoc. ProfessorEngineering Research Services DivisionP.O. Box 5995 ‘2158 Burlington Engineering LaboratoriesRaleigh, NC 27607

Dear Fran:

I certainly was pleased to get your phone call awhile back andwish to apologize for not writing sooner. I hope you got my messagesaying I would be able to attend your Career Day on Saturday, April 2.What I plan to do is leave Rapid City, South Dakota, (I'm attending theNorthern Great Plains Regional AIChE Conference there) on the afternoonof Friday, April 1, and fly to Atlanta. I can catch a flight to RaleighSaturday morning and be at NC State before noon. Just to cover things,however, I'd like to invite another Du Pont engineer to the Career Day,if it's okay with you. I'll tentatively plan to invite Caeli Collins.She can be there all day and has said she would be most pleased to helpout in any way.

I enjoyed talking to Mary Whitton and look forward to meetingher. In fact, I am very much looking forward to participating in yourprogram and to visiting with you again.

.’Sincerely,

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Mr. William F. Troxler, PresidentTroxler Electronic Laboratories, Inc.P. O. Box l2057Cornwallis RoadResearch Triangle Park, N. C. 27709

Dear Mr. Troxler:

Thank you once again for your company's generous contribution in supportof our symposium, “Assertiveness, Life Planning, and Decision Making”,to be held on April 2. we would like to recognize a representative fromyour company at the luncheon to be held at l2 noon. We would appreciateit if you let us know if your representative will be attending by March 24so that a space can be reserved.

We are looking forward to an especially meaningful symposium.Sincerely,

Claire Cowart, CHE '79Publicity Chairman

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Mr. Gerard H. DavidsonManager, Employee RelationsDuke Power Company422 South Church StreetCharlotte, North Carolina 282h2

Dear Mr. Davidson:

Thank you once again For your company's generous contribution in supportof our symposium, ”Assertiveness, Life Planning, and Decision Making,“to be held on April 2. We would like to recognize a representative fromyour company at the luncheon to be held at l2 noon. We would appreciateit if you let us know if your representative will be attending by March 2hso that a space can be reserved.

We are looking forward to an especially meaningful symposium.

Sincerely,

Claire Cowart, CHE '79Publicity Chairman

NCSU Student SectionSociety of Women Engineers2158 Burlington Engineering LaboratoriesN. C. State UniversityRaleigh, North Carolina 27607March l5, l977

Mr. C. L. MoyerCollege Relations CoordinatorDu Pont de Nemours and Company, Inc.Wilmington, Delaware l9898

Dear Mr. Moyer:

Thank you once again For your company's generous contribution in supportof our symposium, ”Assertiveness, Life Planning, and Decision Making”,to be held on April 2. We would like to recognize a representative fromyour company at the luncheon to be held at l2 noon. We would appreciateit if you let us know if your representative will be attending by March 24so that a space can be reserved.

We are looking forward to an especially meaningful symposium.

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Claire Cowart, CHE '79Publicity Chairman

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Ms. Claire CowartPublicity ChairmanNCSU Student SectionSociety of Women Engineers2l58 Burlington Engineering LaboratoriesNorth Carolina State UniversityRaleigh, North Carolina 27607

Dear Ms. Cowart:

Thank you for your kind invitation to attend the luncheon at yoursymposium in Raleigh at l2:OO noon on April 2. I will be happy torepresent Duke Power Company at this luncheon.

Please advise the building in which this luncheon will occur.

I am looking forward to this event.

Sincerely yours,

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March 22, 1977

Ms. Claire Cowart, Publicity ChairmanSociety of Women Engineers2158 Burlington Engineering LabsN.C. State UniversityRaleigh, NC 27607

Dear Ms. Cowart:

Thank you for your letter of March 15 inviting someone fromhere to attend a luncheon on April 2.

Sorry, but that is the day of our Annual Stockholder's Meetingwhich begins at 10:00 a.m. and obviously eliminates ourparticipation.

We wish you a successful meeting.

Sincerely,

William F. TroxlerPresident

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April 6, 1977

Ms. Mary C. WhittonSymposium CoordinatorNorth Carolina State Student SectionSociety of Women Engineers2158 Burlington Engineering LaboratoriesNCSURaleigh, North Carolina 27607

Dear Ms. Whitton:

Just a brief note to say that your Symposium for Women inEngineering and Sciences last Saturday was excellent. You certainlydid a tremendous job of putting together an enjoyable and educationalprogram. By the end of the day, Caeli even forgave me for giving herthe wrong directions.

Please pass on my compliments to Claire Cowart, Carol Driggersand the others on your committee.

I hope to see you again sometime when I am back visitingNC State. Please give my regards to Professor Richardson.

Sincerely,

PERSONNEL DIVISION

mfmaLinda A. SaundersCollege Relations Representative

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P.S. Wbuld it be possible for you to send me a list of the studentsparticipating in the Symposium?

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April 15, 1977

Ms. Linda Grimsley3119 Birnamwood RoadRaleigh, North Carolina 27607

Dear Ms. Grimsley,

I want to thank you so much for your contribution to theSUE symposium April 2. Ever since peeple have been talkingabout how much they learned from your presentation and frompractising assertive behaviors. Many of the participants havesaid that your presentation was the best part of the program.I hope you will let us know when you will_be teaching thelonger course as some of our members might want to enroll.

Again, thank you on behalf of the entire society.

Sincerely,

Mary C. WhittonSymposium Co-ordinator

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Ma. Judy MaddoxE. I. Du PontP. 0. Box 124Aiken, South Carolina 29801

Dear Ms. maddox:

I want to thank you for your contribution to our SymposiumApril 2. I have a much better feel for the history of women inengineering and SUE now than I did before hearing you speak.Also, thanks for at the last minute filling in on the managementworkshop. Flexibility in resource people is terrific -- and ascoordinator I particularly appreciated your stepping in whereneeded.

I was glad to get to talk with you at Deapina's Friday night.As someone Just getting into engineering, it is an inspiration tosee folks who have withstood much greater odds than I will everface and who have made it through. I am very grateful that youfelt you could be with us in light of your recent problems at work.I hope that things continue to improve rapidly.

Again thanks from the whole society and from me personally.

Sincerely,

Mary C. WhittonSymposium Coordinator

April 18. 1977

Ms. Deborah DudekFirst-Citizens Bank and Trust Company20 E. Martin StreetRaleigh. N. c. 27601

Dear Deborah:

Thank you so much for being with us and doing such a greatJob talking about Money Matters. I have heard good comments aboutyour sessions all week. I believe that we all have many questionsanswered and also have been thinking of many more. Maybe we will callyou again next year to do a regular evening program for the society.Money is something that frightens most undergraduates and hearing alittle about how to handle it is reassuring. _

Again thanks for an outstanding Job well done.

Sincerely.

Mary C. HhittonSymposium Coordinator

April 15, 1977

Dr. George Bland4505 Wilkes StreetRaleigh, North Carolina 27609

Dear Dr. Bland:

On behalf of the Society of Women Engineers I want to thankyou for participating in our symposium April 2. We were pleasedthat you had agreed to do on e set of seminars - and were gratefulthat you were willing to fill in for Elyse Phillips in the ManagementWorkshop.

Women 1 have talked to have said that they found your sessionsvery helpful and informative and I personally enjoyed talking almostone to one with you about your career. The longer I am in engineeringthe more I realize the importance of learning from those who havetrod the path before me.

Again, my thanks find those of the society.

Sincerely,

Mary C. WhittonSymposium Coordinator

April 15, 1977

Ms. Laura FoxxStudent Affairs200 Harris HallNCSUCampus

Dear Ms. Foxx:

Many, many thanks for your contribution to the SHE SymposiumApril 2. Although I was not in on either of your workshops, I haveteardfrom others that they were good learning and sharing times.It certainly appeared from the other side of the room that you hadlively sessions.

I hope that being with us has given you some new informationabout the self image of women in technical areas - you certainlyhad that type of audience Saturday - and I believe we are differentfrom women in liberal arts.

If you have any criticism or comments of the program or themanagement of the symposium, we would appreciate hearing them fromyou.

Again our thanks.

Sincerely,

Mary C. HhittonSymposium Coordinator

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Ms. Linda SaundersEmployee Relations DepartmentE. I. Du PontWilmington, Delaware l9898

‘ Dear Linda:

Many, many thanks for being with us for the SME Symposium lastweek. You came bearing gifts - which was exactly what we needed for ourfolders. You came bearing wisdom - which I saw being dispensed withenthusiasm and style. I was sorry that I did not get to sit in on oneof your sessions, but everyone said that they learned a lot about theinterviewing process. My father said he had taken extensive notes andwas going to tell me all about it. ,( I think he's finally beginningto like the idea his daughter is going to be an engineer! )

The section is really grateful for all that Du Pont has done

to support and encourage us. Your donation toward the Symposium was one

of the first - and it set us off on the right foot. Having both you and

Caeli with us certainly gave us depth in our workshop resource people.

Ms. Richardson said that perhaps you will give a program for us

next year. I hope that you do and that I will not be so busy then and will

be able to talk with you more. Again our thanks.

Sincerely,

Mary C. WhittonSymposium Coordinator

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April l8, 1977

. LyMr. Alex G. MacFadyen, Jr. (:/(:)\:>First-Citizens Bank & Trust Company.20 E. Martin StreetRaleigh, N. C. 27601

Dear Sir:

I want to thank you on behalf of the Society of Women Engineersfor proViding a speaker for our Symposium, April l2. Deborah Dudek didan outstanding job as a workshop leader. She spoke to two groups, eachfor about 45 minutes talking about credit, savings, investments, taxes,insurance, etc. She was extremely knowledgeable in the areas and wasable to give advice backed up by her knowledge of how the bank operates.

We were very pleased to have her distribute the booklet onWomen and Credit that the bank is putting together.

We appreciate the fact that First-Citizens is interested inmaking this sort of information known and is willing to provide a speakerfor our program. We were very pleased to have Ms. Dudek with us.Thank you again. ‘

Sincerely,

Sincerely,

Mary C. WhittonSymposium Coordinator

cc: Mr. Don Carpenter

April I8. 1977

Dr. Gene LivingstonIBM CorporationResearch Triangle Park. N. C. 27709

Dear Dr. Livingston:

I want to thank you for your contribution to the SNE Symposium

April 2. Your topic was one which is of great interest to most of us.

I believe every time we talk with someone who has managed career and

children it encourages those of us who want both. I guess the mostimportant thing I got from your presentation was that there will be

many choices and decisions to be made and priorities to be set - and

that I will have to work them out myself.

Again our thanks for being with us.

Sincerely.

Mary c. HhittonSymposium Coordinator

April 18. l977

Ms. Jan TalbottZMs. Kathleen Harer504 Valparaiso RoadOak Ridge. Tenn. 37830

Dear Ms. Talbott:

Many thanks for being with us for the SHE Symposium April 2.He appreciated your coming from so far away to share your experienceswith us. Although I didn't get to either of your workshop sessions.I've heard nothing but good things about them. It is always good tohear from someone who is in the type of position now in which we allexpect to be in a few years.

I enjoyed talking a little with you at lunchtime. I'm afraidI had the nervous hostess Jitters all day and I do wish I could haveheard more about your work.

Again our thanks for being with us.

Sincerely.

Mary C. HhittonSymposium Coordinator

April 18. l977

Ms. Caeli CollinsEngineering DepartmentLouviers BoulevardNewark. Delaware 19711

Dear Caeli:

Thanks so much for being with us at the SHE Symposium April l2.He were all very sorry your day began so badly - but hope it improved asit progressed.

I've heard nothing but good reports about your workshop sessions.It means a lot to those of us still in school to hear from those of youwho have just recently been where we are and are now in the positions wewill be in soon.

Again our thanks for being with us.

Sincerely.

Mary C. HhittonSymposium Coordinator

April l8. 1977

Mrs. H. K. Hunter2414 Wycliff RoadRaleigh. N. c. 27607

Dear Mrs. Hunter:

I want to tell you how sorry we were that you were unable tobe with us for the SHE Symposium April 12 and to thank you for sendingsuch an informative letter for us to share with the participants.Hearing how other women have managed career and family lets me know itcan be done and encourages one to continue looking for a personallysatisfying compromise.

We hope that with the pressure of your book off you may beable to be with us for a program next year. '

Sincerely.

Mary C. NhittonSymposium Coordinator

April 18. 1977

Dr. K. 0. BeattyDepartment of Chemical Engineeringll4 Riddick LabsNCSU Campus

Dear Dr. Beatty:

Many thanks for being with us and contributing so well to theSHE Symposium April 12. I think that you and Mrs. O'Brien did a terrificJob of presenting both the philosophical and practical views of licensing.Either alone would have been incomplete. Your reasoned. experiencedapproach to licensing is refreshing in an area so full of controversy andpeople convinced they are right.

I appreciated your being with us for most of the day. You hadbeen in at ground zero on so much of the planning that I was glad for youto see how the whole thing came off. A special pleasure for me has beengetting to know you as I fumed about the various tasks that had to becompleted to make the symposium a reality. You have the patience andwisdon that I hope I will have some day.

Again our thanks for contributing so much Saturday (and lots ofdays before).

Sincerely.

Mary C. HhittonSymposium Coordinator

April 18. 1977

Mrs. Janet O'BrienGuilford Technical InstituteP. 0. Box 309Jamestown. N. c. 27282

I want to thank you for being with us and contributing so muchto the SHE Symposium last Saturday. I felt that you and Dr. Beatty dida marvilous job of presenting both a philosophical and a practical viewof the licensing procedure. Either would have been incomplete alone.

I must say that I admire your persistence in getting licensedin the face of such odds. It is a meaningifhl accomplishment.

We were delighted to have you and your students with us all day.I hope that they found the sessions informative and helpful. In an effortto improve would we undertake a similar project again. we would appreciatehearing any comments and suggested improvements that you fblks could make.

Thank you again. and I hope Saturday was the beginning of a goodrelationship between N. C. State and Guilford Tech.

Sincerely.

Mary C. HhittonSymposium Coordinator

April 18. 1977

Mr. Alex G. MacFadyen. Jr.First-Citizens Bank a Trust Company20 E. Martin StreetRaleigh. N. C. 27601

Dear Sir:

I want to thank you on behalf of the Society of Homen Engineersfor providing a speaker for our Symposium. April 12. Deborah Dudek didan outstanding Job as a workshop leader. She spoke to two groups. eachfor about 45 minutes talking about credit. savings. investments. taxes.insurance. etc. She was extremely knowledgeable in the areas and wasable to give advice backed up by her knowledge of how the bank operates.

we were very pleased to have her distribute the booklet onHonen and Credit that the bank is putting together.

He appreciate the fact that First-Citizens is interested inmaking this sort of information known and is willing to provide a speakerfor our program. He were very pleased to have Ms. Dudek with us.Thank you again.

Sincerely.

Sincerely.

Mary C. UhittonSymposium Coordinator

cc: Mr. Don Carpenter

April 19,

“varn- of. -.x. RichardsonSociety of Homen 3n~ineers2153 Burlinston Engineering Laboratories, ICSURaleizh, KS 27607 .

Dear Prof. Richardson:

Thank you so much for the "Assertiveness, Life-Planning, Decision Xaking"Seminar on April 2, 197?. Both Jean Ramsey.and I thought it was anenlightenin: experience. 333’ Student Chapter of the Society of WomenShrineers did an excellent job with this presentation.

I am presently Chairman of the Ensineerin; Promotion Council at Duke University,(we do not have an SHE chapter) and our organization would be interested in 'co-sponsoring such a symposium for men and women in engineering and the sciencesin the Fall of '77. Surely men's roles of today are changing as rapidly aswomen‘s roles and both sexes could benefit from such a seminar.

I have a small favor to ask. Jean and I would love to have a "Love an Engineer"T—shirt in yellow, one large and one small. I believe they were 3 # each,and enclosed is a check for $ 8. Please send them to:

Loretta Williams311 S. laSalle St. 50-TDurham, NC 27705

If you wish to contact me before May 2, my telephone number is 285-9596, orcall our adviser, Dr. harion Shepard at 68h-2832.

Sincerely,

Loretta WilliamsChairman, Engineering Promotion

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2:40-3:25

3:45-4:30

4:40-5:25

5:30

SYMPOSIUM PROGRAM

Registration--Coffee and DoughnutsLobby of McKimmon Center

Welcome: Mary Whitton, SymposiumCo-ordinator

Introduction to AssertivenessTraining: Linda Grimsley

LuncheonWomen in Engineering and thePurpose of SWE: Judy Maddox

Workshop Sessions

Corner 1: Money Matters

Corner 2: Professional Licensing

Corner 3: Getting into Management

Corner 4: Getting the Job You Want

Sessions from 1:45 will be repeated

Corner 1: Career Planning

Corner 2: Problems in the WorkEnvironment

Corner 3: Problems in the SchoolEnvironment

Corner 4: Careers and Children

Sessions from 3:45 will be repeated

Adjournment

SYMPOSIUM SPEAKERS

Morning:Linda Grimsley--author of Guerrilla in the Kitchen

and instructor in Assertiveness Training

Luncheon:Judy Maddox-~National Vice-President of SWE,

Area Supervisor for Computer Programming,DuPont Company

Careers and Children:Gene Livingston--Human Factors Engineer, IBMMargaret K. Hunter--Consu1ting Architectural Engineer

Career Planning:George Bland--Manager, IBM

Getting into Management:Elyse Phillips--Programming Manager, IBM

Getting the Job You Want:Linda Saunders--College Relations, DuPontDespina Boinodiris--Engineer, IBM

Money Matters:Deborah Dudek--Manager of Commercial Credit,

First Citizens Bank and Trust Company

Problems in the School Setting:Laura Foxx--Counselor, NCSU Counseling CenterStudent Representatives from NCSU

Problems in the Work Environment--Jan Talbot--Chemica1 Engineer, Oak Ridge National

LaboratoryCaeli Collins-- Engineer, DuPont

Professional Licensing:Janet O‘Brien--Instructor of Mechanical Drafting

and Design, Guilford Technical InstituteKenneth 0. Beatty--Reynolds Professor of Chemical

Engineering, NCSU

THE NCSU SECTION OF THE SOCIETY OF WOMENENGINEERS WISHES TO THANK THE FOLLOWINGCOMPANIES WHOSE GENEROUS GIFTS HELPEDMAKE THIS SYMPOSIUM POSSIBLE:

BURROUGHs-WELLCOMEDUKE POWERE.I. DU PONTINTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINESMONSANTOTROXLER ELECTRONICS

SYMEOSIUULOUUJHEE

COORDINATOR: MARY WHITTON

PUBLICITY: CLAIRE COWART

ARRANGEMENTS: CAROL DRIGGERS

PROGRAM: PATRICIA BECKMANELIN SCHNABEL

ADVISORS: DESPINA BOINODIRISFRANCES RICHARDSON

NCSU STUDENT SECTIONSOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERS

ANNOUNCING

SPRING SYMPOSIUM FOR WOMEN IN ENGINEERING AND RELATED FIELDS

”ASSERTIVENESS, LIFE-PLANNING, AND DECISION MAKING"

Objectives: To develop techniques of being assertive when dealingwith others.

To recoqnize the difference between being assertive andbeing aggressive.

To consider the problems women have with life and careerplanning.

To understand the methods of making decisions and themotives behind those decisions.

To provide an opportunity for students to meet withother women engineering and sciences students.

Location: Jane S. McKimmon Extension Education Center, Nbrth CarolinaState University. Raleigh. N. C.

Date: Saturday, April 2, 1977

Cost: $5 preregistration (includes luncheon)

Program Kbynote Speaker (National Society of Women Engineers Officer)Highlights: Assertiveness, Life-Planning, and Decision Making Seminar

led by Linda Grimsley;author and experienced group leaderRap Sessions on topics of concern to participants including:

Careers and ChildrenProblems in the school setting--academic and socialDo you need to be a Professional Engineer?Getting into ManagementGetting the job you wantInsurance. Credit, and Taxes

Participants: Students in Engineering and related fields from:Nbrth Carolina State universityDuke universityNorth Carolina A & T university

:2; more Mary C. Whitton, Symposium Coordinatorinformation, c/o NCSU Student Sectioncontact: Society of Women Engineers

2158 Burlington Engineering LaboratoriesNorth Carolina State universityRaleigh. NC 27607

Phone: Evenings--919/833-540lDays--919/737-3272 (Prof. F. M. Richardson)

‘PARTICIPANTS IN THE SYMPOSIUM "ASSERTIVENESS, LIFE-PLANNING, & DECISION MAKING"

Linda Atkinsc/o Adule Education Dept.Poe HallNCSURaleigh, N.C. 27607

Patricia Beckman2413C Fairway Dr.Raleigh, N.C.HoHope Bryan16-E Booker Creek Apt.Chapel Hill,NC 27514

Susan B. LeonardBox 22015 203-E CarrollNCSURaleigh, NC 27607(I know she has moved to an apt.)

Sandra G. Collie2448-H S. Holden RoadGreensboro, NC 27407

Claire CowartBox 3390 NCSURaleigh 27607summer:E1 Taco Estates3641 Hwy 19 SouthLot #11Perry, Fla. 32347

Mita Desai2705 Vanderbilt Ave.Raleigh, N.C. 27607(not there this summer)

Carol Driggers¢/¢/?¥¢¢¢¢f/¢fid/¢¢¢UI¢ ~ 2304 W. Gordon Ave., Apt.Albany, Ga. 31707

Elaine Feaganes1825F Fairfan Rd.Greensboro, NC

Caroline Boby GoodwinBox 3436 Berry HallNCSURa.eigh, NC 27607

Barbara Hill507 Fielding Rd.Charlotte, NC 28214

Chie Ishizaki209 nLandsbury Dr.Durham, N.C. 27703

Dixie L McCollum3gg7 Merriman Ava. Ra e11; \

Marie Moody2312 Spruce St.Greensboro, N.C.

Conniesue B. Oldham4008 twickhnham Ct.Raleigh, NC

Lisa O'Neal32 Launcelot LaneBacking Ridge, NJ

Neena L. Nowell1803-D s. Dixie s¢ TrailRaleigh, NC 27606

Jean Anne Ramsey209 Anderson St. Apt, FRaleigh, NC

Elizabeth ReynoldsG-22 E. S. King VillageRaleigh, NC 27607

Carolyn Rippy3022-48A Chapel Hill Rd,Durham, N.C.

Elin Schnabelc/O Buckeye CellulosePerry, Fla.

Ellen Shapiro400-A Chamberlain St.Raleigh, NC

Sue Simmone1211 Tanglewood Ave.218 High Point, N.C. 27260

Sharon Stover509 Montlieu Ave.High Point, N.C. 27262

Jane Suggs225 Woodburn Rd.Raleigh, NC

Elanor walther4801-B Bluebird Ct.Raleigh, N.C.

Mary Whitton V1200 Carlton A e.Raleigh, NC 27606

Loretta Williams311 S. Lasalle St. Apt. SO-TDurham , NC

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Janie Wood119 Crest St.Mount Holly, NC 28120

Ann ZdunczykRt. 9, Box 415Greensboro, NC

Adria Zimmerman2704 Holly Dr.Greensboro, NC 27408

NCSU STUDENT SECTION OF THE SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERS PRESENTS

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SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1977 McKIMMDN CENTER, N.C. STATEPROGRAM

8:30-9:30 Registration and Coffee

Monning Session "Assertiveness Training"--1ed by Linda Grimsley,'9:30-11:45 author of Guerrilla 22 the Kitchen

ncheon Recognition of Guests and Sponsorsoon Speaker: Ms. Judy Maddox, National Vice President,

Society of Women Engineers

Afternoon Session Small Group Workshops--Four Sessions

1:30-5:30 Problems in the School Setting--1ed by students and arepresentative from the counseling center

Career Planning--George Bland, IBM

Professional Licensing--Dr. Kenneth O. Beatty,Reynolds Professor of Chemical Engineering,NCSU

Getting the Job you Want--Linda Saunders, Recruiter,E. I. DuPont,and Despina Boinodiris, Engineer,IBM

Problems in the Work Setting--Kathleen Harer, RegionalCoordinator, SWE and Judy Maddox, V.P. SWE

Money Matters--Representative of First-Citizens'_—-_BEEE_§HH Trust Company

Careers and Children--Dr. Gene Livingstone, HumanFactors Engineer, IBM, and Mrs. M.K. Hunter,Architectural Engineer

Getting into Management--Carol Dumas, Asst. VicePresident, Durham Lifeaand Elyse Phillips,Programming Manager, IBM

REGISTRATION

The registration fee for the symposium is $5.00 which includes the costof the luncheon. Make checks payable to the NCSU Society of Women Engineers(no cash please). Either hand deliver your check and the registration blankbelow to Prof. F.M. Richardson, 140 Riddick or mail to Society of WomenEngineers, 2158 Burlington Engineering Laboratories, N.C.S.U.Raleigh, N.C. 27607.

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