Harvard SEAS

Society of Women Engineers

The premier student organization dedicated to empowering Harvard University's community of women in engineering. 

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Mission

Our mission is to empower women to achieve full potential in careers as engineers and leaders, expand the image of the engineering profession as a positive force in improving the quality of life, and demonstrate the value of women in engineering.

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About Us

Founded in 2017, the Harvard SEAS chapter of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is dedicated to fostering a supportive, welcoming community. Through professional development, outreach, and networking events, we inspire members to lead, innovate, and thrive as engineers.

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Events

We organize a wide range of events throughout the academic year to foster community, professional development, and outreach among women in engineering. These events include networking sessions, speaker panels, skill-building workshops, and social gatherings designed to empower and connect students.

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Becoming a part of Harvard SEAS Society of Women Engineers is a great way to connect with a vibrant community, explore engineering opportunities, and make a positive impact on campus. Sign up for our mailing list to be notified about upcoming events and get involved!

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🍁🍂Join us next Monday for a fun study break: PSETS & Pumpkins! We will be baking cookies and will have apple cider. Come join us and hang out with board members, do your Psets, and get to meet new people! See ya there 🍁🍂
💫 2025-26 freshman representatives 💫 We’re thrilled to introduce our new cohort of passionate, driven, and inspiring freshman representatives! Your dedication, fresh perspectives, and enthusiasm will help us empower women in engineering, bui
Thank you to everyone who came to our event last Friday! It was great seeing everyone, and we hope to continue seeing y’all at our events that we have planned for the rest of the year! As a reminder, those who are interested in being a frosh r
💫 Thank you to everyone who visited our booth at the Student Organization Fair on Friday. We had such a great time meeting all of you and look forward to seeing you guys at our future events. If you are looking forward to getting your first taste
💫 Want to be part of the best engineering club on campus? Apply to be a Freshman Representative! As a rep, you’ll help plan exciting events and get immersed into the vibrant engineering community at Harvard. Don’t miss this chance to mak
Are you looking to join a new club or organization this year? Look no forward then coming to the Student Organization Fair on Friday, September 5th from 3-5pm! Come stop by our will table, 254, to learn more about SWE and what we do as the Harvard Ch
Welcome back to campus! We are excited to announce that we are hosting our very first event for this year on Friday, September 12th. Come join us and build your own succulent, and get to meet new people! Also, don’t forget to stop by our booth
As we gear up for the 2025–2026 academic year, we’re hoping to expand our programming to include more K–12 outreach, professional development, and student attendance at the SWE National Conference. However, due to anticipated fundin
Our new LinkedIn account is live! 💫 Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated on our latest news, behind-the-scenes insights, and opportunities. Click the link in our bio to connect! #linkedin #societyofwomenengineers #stem #womeninstem
Introducing our new 2025-2026 Harvard Society of Women Engineers Board! ⭐️ Stay tuned for what’s to come in this upcoming school year! 💌 #harvarduniversity #womeninstem #leadership #womenengineers #foryou #stem
Join us! SWE will be hosting a dinner next Monday at 6 pm to ring in the end of the school year. RSVP with the link in our bio by tomorrow at midnight! :))
Last weekend, the Harvard Society of Women Engineers travelled to the Boston Scientific facility to meet some of their engineers and participate in a bioengineering workshop on-site. Thank you to Boston Scientific for this amazing opportunity, and to