Program was initiated in 1998 to encourage women to choose careers in technology.
Male students are also welcome to participate in many of our programs.
The WTI Department focuses on these women because we realize women who pursue non-traditional careers face more barriers then women who pursue into careers that are typically considered feminine. The mission of this program is to help women overcome obstacles to career growth by providing the support they need to effectively enter non-traditional careers. Female graduates of technical schools find more and more companies seeking out their unique skills and talents. Technical careers offer you financial security, the opportunity for growth and advancement, the chance to meet new people and feel good about yourself and your accomplishments, as well as offer more career choices than traditional career tracks. Eighty percent of all jobs in the next ten years will require a technical education and women will represent 65 percent of all entry level workers by the year 2000.