RMS at WE23 Los Angeles

Over 50 RMS representatives traveled to Los Angeles to attend the world’s largest conference for women in engineering and technology from October 26-28. More members joined the conference virtually. Congratulations to the 2023 award recipients. RMS was recognized for the Mission Awards. You may read more about those on the WE23 Mission Awards blog post….

Letter from the FY22 President

Letter from the FY22 President

by Christi Wisleder, FY22 RMS President ​FY22 has been a year of learning, growing, and pivoting for SWE Rocky Mountain Section. In reflecting on this past year, RMS met this year of transition and uncertainty with a level of fierceness and an abundance of accomplishments.Before sharing more on our year in review, I’d like to recognize our…

Bridging the Gender Gap in STEM with Remote Work

Original URL: https://remote.com/blog/bridging-the-gender-gap-in-stem-with-remote-work ​Original author: Cassidy Williams  Jobs requiring STEM skills (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) are some of the most highly paid in the world. With nearly every business today requiring some sort of technological component — whether that’s just a website or a complete suite of software products — demand for workers with STEM skills is only…

Welcome FY19 SWE RMS Officers!

Get to know our new FY19 SWE RMS Officers!  Each of our new officers shares a bit about herself and her background below. ​Kaitlyn Bunker, President Kaitlyn is a Manager with Rocky Mountain Institute in Boulder and has been a SWE member for 12 years. The EC is excited to welcome Kaitlyn back as President…

WE Local Denver Chair Announced

SWE RMS FY16 & FY17 President Megan Schulze (Project Manager for Dewberry) has been announced as the WE Local Denver Local Host Committee Chair. WE Local is a SWE national and global program that brings together participants in all stages of their collegiate and professional journey. The program hosts conferences around the globe so engineers…

Collective Wisdom Groups, What Are They, and Could They Help You Grow in Your Career?

Maybe you’ve seen Collective Wisdom Groups (or CWGs) mentioned in previous SWE emails or on the website, or maybe this is the first you’ve heard of them. Either way, Holly McKissick, SWE RMS’s new CWG coordinator, would love to help answer all your questions.  Keep reading for some FAQs that Holly has assembled and see if…

Summer Reading

by Madalene Fetsch Madalene is the SWE RMS Treasurer, and has served in this role for the last two years. She loves opportunities to share interests with other SWE members, and looks forward to seeing you at SWE RMS events this summer!One of my favorite things about SWE is the opportunity to meet inspiring women…

Four Reasons to Exercise More 

By Bounkheana Chhun, FY17 SWE RMS Secretary and Project Engineer with SCS Engineers in Denver. Some people view exercise as a chore, but I generally look forward to my afternoon workouts after a long work day because I know they will make me feel happy and energized.  I really enjoy lifting weights, running, and hiking…

SWE RMS Goes to Capitol Hill

By Heather Doty Heather is the Director of Regions on the Board of Directors for the Society of Women Engineers and is an active and contributing  SWE RMS member. In March I participated in SWE’s Congressional Outreach: “Diversity & Inclusion Fuels Innovation in STEM.” SWE leads the effort for this visit day, but over 30 other professional…

Welcome to the SWE-RMS Blog!

By Megan Schulze, SWE-RMS President​Welcome members to the new SWE Rocky Mountain Section Blog where RMS members, volunteers, chairs and executive council will be contributing their experiences, achievements and other fun tidbits. This blog will serve as a replacement to the newsletter we used to publish seasonally but as technology changes, so do we! With…