See the Women in Science Program and Engineering profile for a complete description. CEW Library CEW maintains a specialized library, with an extensive collection of documents pertaining to women's education and employment, career choice and decision-making, the history and status of women in the professions, gender and equity issues, and research materials related to life cycle issues and development across the life span, as well as job search techniques and counseling materials. The collection includes bibliographies, unpublished articles, conference and research papers, pamphlets, government documents, clippings, dissertations, books, periodicals, and audio-visual materials. The library is staffed by a professional librarian, whose services are available to researchers and other staff, and who has direct access to bibliographic databases and other resources of the University of Michigan Library. The internship experience offers the intern a chance to test her skills and interests, demonstrate her abilities, and acquire experience.
Supervisors provide an evaluation and a letter of recommendation at the end of the internship.
Units interested in developing a task for an intern should contact the Center. Other activities include special workshops on topics such as proposal writing and surviving the graduate experience. The CEW Scholarship Program for returning women was established in 1970 to honor the academic performance and potential of women whose educations have been interrupted, and to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the admission of women to the University of Michigan.