Identify, cultivate, and solicit major donors, volunteers, and corporate and foundation prospects for the Schools of Engineering and Women in Engineering Program. Assist in the procurement of federal, foundation, and corporate funds for both recruitment and retention. Counsel students and prospective students and their parents about courses, registration and career choice. Maintain a national profile to publicize accomplishments of the Women in Engineering Program and other engineering programs. Master's degree in engineering, counseling, or related field is required.
Experience dealing with students from a variety of backgrounds is preferred.
Twenty percent of undergraduate and thirteen percent of graduate engineering students are female. In the early 70s, Purdue was one of the first universities in the U.S. to establish a Women in Engineering Program. This page is maintained by the inforM Staff .