Connections. Make History. Annual Report 2014

CONNECTIONS. MAKE HISTORY. ANNUAL REPORT 2014

1 27,000+ members record high

STACEY DELVECCHIO KAREN HORTING FY14 President Executive Director, CEO

Originally created for WE13 in Baltimore, we adopted “Make Connections. Make History.” for the presidential theme for FY14. We believe that by continuously making connections and making history, as a Society and as individuals, we amplify our message that engineering, technology and humanity benefit from a diverse, inclusive workforce. FY14 was filled with many historical moments that helped us begin to reach three new strategic goals adopted in FY14:

FY14 PROFESSIONAL FY14 GLOBALIZATION collaborative event took place on Saturday, Oct. 26, 2013. This hands- EXCELLENCE HIGHLIGHTS: HIGHLIGHTS: on engineering experience attracted a First Online Career International Programs Manager record-breaking 385 middle school girls Development Conference position created at HQ and 195 parents and educators. Draws Strong Attendance The Board of Directors approved an SWE celebrated the success of our first international program manager staff OTHER WAYS WE MADE HISTORY IN FY14 MADE HERE. Online Career Development Conference. position at SWE HQ to help develop “SWE Magazine” Received a FOLIO Held March 13-14 2014, the conference and execute the Society’s international Eddie Award The Society of Women Engineers hosted over 300 attendees who strategic plan. Leadership Letter “SWE Magazine” received a FOLIO Eddie 3 participated in a series of online seminars. stimulates women to achieve full First Corporate Roundtables Held Award and three honorable mentions at Highlights & Scholarship 4 WE13 Makes History Outside the U.S. the magazine industry’s largest awards WE13, held in Baltimore, Maryland SWE hosted corporate roundtables for competition. The editorial team was potential in careers as engineers Awards 5 Oct. 22-24, achieved record-breaking corporate leaders in Frankfurt, Germany honored with an Eddie Award for the attendance with more than 7,000 and Pune and Bangalore, India to discuss series, “Top Secret Rosies of World War and leaders, expands the image Corporate Partnership attendees from around the globe. The attracting, retaining and advancing II.” This two-part series appeared in the Council 6 WE13 Career Fair attracted 280 exhibitors women engineers. Conference 2013 and Winter 2014 issues. and attendees benefited from 350 of the engineering profession as A Change in Leadership education sessions. Corporate Sponsorship 7 FY14 ADVOCACY After more than 11 years of leadership, a positive force in improving the SWE eBooks Debut SWE said “good bye” to executive Financials HIGHLIGHTS: 8 The Society published its first eBook $700,000+ Awarded in Scholarships director Betty Shanahan. During her with the “SWE Work & Life Integration tenure, Shanahan is credited with the quality of life, and demonstrates Sponsors SWE continued to be one of the largest 9 Playbook.” The downloadable book, resources for engineering scholarships establishment of numerous important which was developed by a committee partnerships, positioned SWE as the voice the value of diversity. Donors available to aspiring female engineers. 10 of SWE leaders, includes a collection of More than $700,000 was awarded to on public policy issues impacting women insights into five key areas for work and in engineering, helped grow membership Board of Directors and over 200 collegiate women studying life integration. To date the ebook has engineering and technology. nearly 70% and almost doubled Board of Trustees 12 been downloaded over 2,300 times. attendance at our annual conference. 4th Annual Invent It. Build It. Betty handed over her duties to longtime Event Breaks Records staff-member and former deputy Invent It. Build It. – a Society of Women executive director, Karen Horting. Engineers, Girl Scouts, Design Squad Nation, ExxonMobil Foundation

2 3 FY14 HONORING SCHOLARSHIPS ACHIEVEMENTS

Over $720,000 in scholarships were awarded in FY14 to over 200 In FY14 more than 40 individuals were honored for the contributions MAKING collegiate women studying engineering and technology, thanks they made to industry, education and the community that moved the to the generous support of these scholarship grantors: engineering profession forward. FY14 also saw the introduction of two new awards, the Global Leadership and Prism awards. CONNECTIONS Ada I. Pressman Memorial Lonnie Lee and Maria Elena Admiral Grace Murray Hopper Abernethy Endowment for Native Anne Maureen Whitney Americans in Engineering Barrow Memorial Lucy Hsu ACHIEVEMENT Laura M. Major Alma Martinez Fallon THROUGH B.J. Harrod Lydia I. Pickup Memorial Frances Mazze Hurwitz, Ph.D. The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory Inc. Newport News Shipbuilding, a Division of Huntington Ingalls Industries Bechtel Corporation Margaret R. Brewster Scholarship NASA Glenn Research Center Jessica McElman Betty Irish Mary Gunther Memorial SUZANNE JENNICHES UPWARD Naval Surface Warfare Center, Helen O. Patricia PUBLICATIONS Betty Lou Bailey SWE Region F Mary Jones Berry MOBILITY ENDOWED BY NORTHROP Carderock Division Kennametal Inc. Mary V. Munger Memorial Betty Shanahan GRUMMAN CORPORATION Tara L. Rossman Catherine Pieronek In FY14 SWE published our first eBook, the BK Krenzer Memorial Reentry MASWE Janeen Judah Caterpillar Inc. University of Notre Dame “Work & Life Integration Playbook.” The playbook Boston Scientific Meredith Thoms Memorial Chevron Brian and Emily Zachar Northrop Grumman Foundation Patricia Walker DISTINGUISHED SERVICE was the result of a 2012 SWE survey of more RODNEY D. CHIPP MEMORIAL Medtronic, Inc. Naomi Brill, F.SWE Brill Family Olive Lynn Salembier than 400 participants that revealed 72 percent of Nicholas (Nick) C. Bell, Ph.D Carol Stephens, SWE Region F Memorial Reentry General Motors Erika Williams Stacey Bright Culver respondents believed work and life integration The Chrysler Foundation Past Presidents John Deere The Babcock & Wilcox Company Gene Fraser policies have not contributed to fulfilling career Cisco’s Future Paula Simon Loring Northrop Grumman Corporation SWE DISTINGUISHED NEW ENGINEER OUTSTANDING FACULTY ADVISOR dreams. With the playbook, SWE provided Cummins Praxair Inc. Carrie Ballester Kristine K. Craven, Ph.D. tools and case studies in policies, methods and Dorothy Lemke Howarth Memorial Roberta Banaszak Gleiter – DISTINGUISHED Lockheed Martin Corporation Tennessee Technological University Dorothy M. & Earl S. Hoffman Engineering Endeavor ENGINEERING EDUCATOR tactics for encouraging employees to maintain Cybil Boss, P.E. OUTSTANDING SWE COUNSELOR Dorothy P. Morris Rochelle Nicolette Perry Memorial Karen A. Thole, Ph.D. a healthy relationship between home life and URS Corporation Jennifer May Vilbig Dr. Ivy M. Parker Memorial Rockwell Automation The Pennsylvania State University career pursuits. The playbook featured stories Vilbig & Associates DuPont Rockwell Collins GLOBAL LEADERSHIP Britta Jost from women engineers who have been there – Elizabeth McLean Memorial Sandra Postel Rita Bowser Caterpillar Inc. SWE OUTSTANDING struggling to achieve a happy medium between COLLEGIATE MEMBER Exelon Sempra Westinghouse Electric Company Stacy Lueneburg reaching professional goals and maintaining Susan Miszkowicz Memorial Kaitlyn J. Bunker, Ph.D. Ford Motor Company Anne Coté Continental Automotive Systems connections with friends and family outside the Fran O’Sullivan Women SWE Baltimore – Michigan Technological University Kimberly-Clark Corporation Lisa M. Rimpf workplace. Case studies of successful practices in Lenovo Leadership Washington Section Samantha Knoll SWE Baltimore – Suzanne R. Davidson The Babcock & Wilcox Company leveraged by companies such as Dell, GE GE’s Women’s Network University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Washington Section – Freshmen The Boeing Company Stephanie R. Salas-Snyder GE’s Women’s Network Ritu Raman Aviation, Raytheon, Motorola Solutions, Inc. and SWE Boston Section Intel Corporation Querétaro, Mexico PRISM University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign The Home Depot illustrated how to strategically SWE Central Illinois Section Gwynne Shotwell’s Hot Shots Cindy Hoover Jessica Teachworth Tabitha Voytek create an environment that encourages the health for Exploration SWE Central New Mexico Spirit AeroSystems Inc. Lockheed Martin Corporation and wellbeing of all employees. The Henry Luce Foundation – Section – Ellen Hippeli Carnegie Mellon University Memorial Scholarship Emily L. Howard, Ph.D. Erin M. Wakefield Clare Boothe Luce Grace Guin The Boeing Company Intel Corporation The “Work & Life Integration Playbook” was Graduate Fellowship SWE Detroit Section The University of Alabama developed by a committee of SWE leaders Honda SWE Eastern Washington Carol J. Weber Abigail Wendt, P.E. Mary Ashley Liu Honeywell International, Inc. Section – Wanda Munn Caterpillar Inc. Magellan Midstream Partners, L.P. comprised of Chair Karla Tankersley, Katie SWE Mid-Hudson Section The University of Texas at Austin Hull, Olivia LeBlanc and Wendy Merkley. The IBM Pathways for Experienced EMERGING LEADER Lauren Wolf Technical Women Reentry SWE Minneapolis Section Angela Ahmad Alexandra Romine committee worked together to address the The Boeing Company Intel Corporation SWE New Jersey Section BGE, an Exelon Company The University of Alabama “mega issues” that impact women engineers. SWE Phoenix Section FELLOW GRADE ISO New England Samantha Scharles SWE Region E Jennifer A. Brooks Betty Irish Former SWE Executive Director & CEO Betty ITW Milwaukee School of Engineering Caterpillar Inc. Comfort Systems USA Southwest Shanahan compiled and edited the publication. Jill S. Tietjen, P.E., SWE Region G – Erin Westerby Judith Resnik Memorial Judy Simmons Memorial Kristi Christensen Diana Lyn Joch Bradley University The eBook was made available for free The Kellogg Company SWE Region H John Deere Northrop Grumman Corporation The Susan E. Stutz-McDonald Nicole Woon download in PDF format on swe.org and laid Koch Discovery Dianna Genton Silvia Karlsson, P.E. Scholarship Foundation The University of Pennsylvania the groundwork for future publications in eBook Life Technologies Huntington Ingalls Industries General Motors Lillian Moller Gilbreth Memorial SWE Region J format and in print. Turner Construction Zohra Hemani Lockheed Martin Corporation Northrop Grumman Corporation 4 Verizon 5 ANNUAL CONFERENCE SPONSORSHIP The SWE Annual Conference is SWE’s premier event CORPORATE MEMBERSHIP for professional development, networking and career advancement for both professional and collegiate A corporate membership shows commitment to members. A conference sponsorship enables SWE diversity and support for professional development to offer high-value, high-impact programming for all of women in the organization. SWE’s corporate members and significant subsidies for participation by membership is available to any corporation, collegiate members. educational institution or government entity that supports the mission and objectives of the Society. PROGRAMS AND INITIATIVES Programs and initiatives support SWE’s objectives to SWE’s mission is advanced every day through the dedication, effort and innovation of launch or sustain programs that provide vital services SWE members, combined with crucial financial support from corporations, foundations to members, from college and entry-level engineers to and individuals who endorse SWE’s mission and objectives. By working closely with each senior executives, and reach girls at all ages to interest them in engineering and technology. At the same time, organization, we can design a sponsorship package that meets the needs of both the activities provide high visibility and address specific sponsoring organization and the Society. goals for the sponsors. Key program and initiatives target areas are: • K-12 educational outreach CORPORATE PARTNERSHIP COUNCIL (CPC) • Collegiate outreach and scholarships CPC members provide assistance to SWE through consultation with SWE leadership, Affecting Public Policy • Professional development sharing insight on industry trends and developments, and supplying financial support for • Public policy and advocacy innovative projects, as well as operations and infrastructure of the Society. to Make Change • Archives and history Working toward SWE’s mission means affecting • Diversity and inclusion 3M Covidien Halliburton Northrop Grumman change where ever we are able to do so. In FY14 the Agilent Technologies Cummins Inc. Honda Corporation Society continued its public policy efforts, including • Leadership training Alcoa Dell Inc. Honeywell International Inc. Pacific Gas & Electric our fifth-annual Capitol Hill day event March 5-6, 2014. • Awards and recognition Company Altera Corporation The Dow Chemical Company IBM Corporation SWE was joined by 37 co-sponsoring STEM and • International programs America’s Navy DuPont Infosys Phillips 66 diversity organizations. SWE representatives attended BAE Systems Eaton Corporation Intel Corporation Raytheon advocay training, networking receptions and made BASF Emerson ITW Rockwell Automation 42 congressional visits to provide education on the SWE MAGAZINE Bechtel Corporation Exelon Corporation John Deere Rockwell Collins importance of a diverse and inclusive HERITAGE CLUB The Boeing Company Exxon Mobil Corporation The Kellogg Company Schlumberger STEM workforce. ADVERTISING Booz Allen Hamilton FM Global Kimberly-Clark Corporation Shell Oil Our award-winning SWE Magazine Southern Company Boston Scientific Ford Motor Company Koch Industries In addition, SWE announced its support of “U.S. is published four times per year Texas Instruments, Inc. BP Fortune Brands Home L-3 Communications News” STEM Solutions 2014 — The National and provided to members in print and online versions. Broadcom & Security Life Technologies Toyota Leadership Conference for leaders in education, It contains articles geared to both professional and Caterpillar Inc. Genentech Lockheed Martin Corporation Turner Construction policy and workforce development that took place in collegiate members to inspire, provide industry Central Intelligence Agency GE Medtronic United Technologies Washington, D.C., in April of 2014. As a recognized information and relay news about the Society. Chevron General Motors Motorola Solutions, Inc. Corporation leader in STEM and supporting partner of the Companies and organizations committed to advertising Chrysler Group LLC GLOBALFOUNDRIES NASA URS Corporation conference, SWE helped to shed light on STEM The Clorox Company GoDaddy Navy Civilian Careers Verizon issues, including the roles diversity and inclusion consistently in each issue of the magazine become CNH Industrial LLC Google play in fueling innovation. Heritage Club members, who allow SWE to deliver a high-quality publication year after year. 6 7 WE SHAPED HISTORY FINANCIALS THROUGH PARTNERSHIP WE13 ANNUAL CONFERENCE SPONSORS

Life Technologies CNH America LLC Koch Industries Lockheed Martin Ford Motor Company Marathon Oil SOCIETY CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION* Corporation HP Navy Civilian Careers $30,000 & ABOVE t Phillips 66 ITW Oshkosh Corporation 2014 TOTALt 2013 TOTALt ConocoPhillips Raytheon Samuel Curtis Johnson @ Purdue University Engineering Exelon Corporation Stryker Cornell University Rockwell Automation Cash & Investments 20,319,692 17,149,970 Exxon Mobil Corporation United Technologies Sandia National Laboratories Rockwell Collins Accounts Receivable 243,174 557,441 Intel Corporation Corporation Schlumberger Technology Prepaid Expenses 285,473 330,140 Kimberly-Clark Corporation $1,000 & ABOVE t Net Fixed Assets 23,994 26,371 t Northrop Grumman $15,000 & ABOVE Shell Oil Altera Total Assets $20,872,333 $18,063,922 Corporation DuPont Southern Company Barclays Pacific Gas & Electric Ecolab State Farm Cargill Accured Expenses & Payables 759,418 493,195 Company Emerson The Timken Company Dell Deferred Revenues 2,467,778 2,358,619 The Kellogg Company Toyota Dresser-Rand Unrestricted Net Assets 9,401,139 8,115,547 $20,000 & ABOVE t L-3 Communications Enterprise Products Restricted Net Assets 8,243,746 7,096,561 Covidien $5,000 & ABOVE t Freescale Semiconductor t Total Liabilities and Net Assets $20,872,333 $18,063,922 Cummins Inc. $10,000 & ABOVE Accenture LLP Ingersoll Rand The Dow Chemical Company Agilient Technologies AT&T MWV SOCIETY STATEMENT OF NET ASSETS* Eaton Corporation Bechtel Corporation Chrysler Group LLC Procter & Gamble Reserve Fund 4,794,500 4,349,089 EMC Corporation The Boeing Company Comcast-NBC Universal Spirit Aerosystems Restricted Grants/Funds 8,243,746 7,096,561 Genentech Booz Allen Hamilton Fluor Texas Instruments, Inc. General Operating 1,349,303 (152,499) GoDaddy BP Corporation FM Global Turner Construction SWE-EFI Fund 2,737,379 2,298,306 IBM Corporation Central Intelligence Agency Fortune Brands Verizon Annual Conference 0 1,141,087 John Deere Chevron Corporation Home & Security Corporate Partnership Council 520,209 479,564 Total Society Net Assets $17,645,137 $15,212,108 FY14 CORPORATE MEMBERS

SOCIETY CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES* 3M Carollo Engineers General Motors Norfolk Southern ABB Caterpillar Inc. Halliburton Northrop Grumman REVENUES UNRESTRICTED t TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED t 2014 TOTALt 2013 TOTALt Abbott CB&I Lummus Honeywell International, Inc. Corporation Palantir Technologies Dues 1,073,735 0 1,073,735 992,645 AbbVie Inc. CH2M HILL IBM Corporation Parker Aerospace Contributions & Gains 1,739,422 2,118,596 3,858,019 2,975,423 The Aerospace Corporation Chevron Corporation Intel Corporation Aerotek Comcast ITW Raytheon Conference 4,151,408 0 4,151,408 3,874,684 Agilent Technologies Consumers Energy The Kellogg Company Rockwell Automation Programs & Services 816,455 0 816,455 720,603 Air Liquide USA The Dow Chemical Company Kimberly-Clark Corporation Rockwell Collins Publications 851,994 0 851,994 915,437 ALSTOM Inc. DuPont Koch Industries Rolls-Royce Relations 50,000 0 50,000 50,000 Altera Eli Lilly and Company Lexmark Solar Turbines Net Assets Released Southern Company from Restrictions 971,411 (971,411) 0 0 Argonne National Laboratory Emerson Lockheed Martin Corporation Autodesk Exelon Corporation McKinstry Company SPAWAR Systems Total Income $9,654,425 $1,147,185 $10,801,610 $9,528,782 BAE Systems Exxon Mobil Corporation Medtronic, Inc. Center Pacific EXPENSES UNRESTRICTED t TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED t 2014 TOTALt 2013 TOTALt Baldor FM Global Merrick & Company Spirit Aerosystems Bechtel Corporation Ford Motor Company Mersen TASC Management 108,887 0 108,887 150,979 BMPC-Knolls Atomic Fortune Brands Home The MITRE Corporation Technicolor Administrative 2,565,579 0 2,565,579 2,280,771 Power Laboratory & Security Molex Incorporated Tenaris Conference 2,849,958 0 2,849,958 2,733,597 Booz Allen Hamilton Genentech Motorola Solutions Verizon Programs and Services 1,434,563 0 1,641,425 1,569,297 Boston Scientific General Atomics – Aeronautical MWV Whirlpool Corporation Membership 271,476 0 271,476 414,257 BP General Dynamics AIS NASA Williams Publications 599,717 0 599,717 593,092 Bridgestone Americas, Inc. GE National Grid Woodward MC Relations 331,539 0 331,539 270,649 Total Expenses 8,368,581 0 8,368,581 8,012,642 FY14 HERITAGE CLUB MEMBERS Revenue Less Expenses $1,285,844 $1,147,185 $2,433,029 $1,516,140 Aerojet Rocketdyne GE ITW National Security Agency Chevron General Dynamics Johns Hopkins University NAVAIR *Inclusive of the Consolidated Financial Position(s) for the Society of Women Engineers Incorporated and SWE EFI. Cummins Inc. Mission Systems Applied Physics Laboratory NAVSEA 8 Exxon Mobil Corporation Halliburton MIT Lincoln Laboratory NCEES 9 DONORS $530,000 donations in kind David Drobnial Alan Hendrix Erin Mark Jasmine Reves Pérez Zúñiga Mary Steblein Jaclyn Spear Susan Bradley Donna Duncan Sitranie Hensel Jody Markopoulos Brenda Reynolds Triangle Community Andrea Stenberg Stephens Olga Bradley Manasi Dutta Haydee Hetrick Carl A. Marsh Keeli Rodeghiero Foundation Inc Mary Studlick Advertising Inc Cheryl Brandt David W. Dyson Beth Hinchee Katherine Mason H. Rose Romero Melissa B Vacek Jessica Swan Sarah Stevenson Alarrica Breeden Brittney Elko Michele Hitchcock Cynthia Matthews Brittany Rusnak Alexis Swoboda Penny Wirsing Elizabeth Taylor Scott Strazik Cynthia Breitkreuz Julie England Dale Holbrook Jessica Mattis Tamara Russell Margaret Taber Allison Terry Holly Teig George Brewster Nitka L. Evans Karen Horting Gail Mattson Ellen Saltmarsh Karla Tankersley LILLIAN IVY M. PARKER Dawn Tilbury Lilith Terry Jacqueline Bruno Delome Fair Elizabeth Horton Emilija Mayer Kaushik Sampath Patricia Tauss Jennifer Vallero Thakadiyil Sovereign Jessica Budris Melissa Fattibene Thomas Hudzema Joseph Mazzari Emily Santopetro Tech Savvy MOLLER SOCIETY Robert Walton Trusts Pamela J. Burke James Fazzone Valerie Hughes Kristopher McBride Donald Sarazen, Jr. Women LLC ($1,000 - $2,499) GILBREATH Carol Weber Linda Thomas Jin Cai Karl Fessenden Marjorie Inden Shirley McCarty Joshua Sater Jennifer Terpening Amanda Weissman Lauren Barbir David P. Wente Alecia Camillo Erin Finhout Sara Irwin Patricia McCumbee Julie Sattler Philip Thakadiyil SOCIETY Shaunna Winton Kelly Fitzwater Anne McEntee Scadicon Services, Inc Jose Theoktisto ($10,000 AND ABOVE) Mary Berry Mayling Wong Joni Capoccitti N.T. Issac Brandi Wood Laura Boyer Wright-Patt Joyce Carpenter K.L. Forrest Catherine Jameson Jenny McLaughlin Jon Schaeffer Thomas Hall Book Accenture LLP Maria Brady Mary Zeis Mary Carravallah Mary Fox Cheryl Janik Theresa McManus Clay J. Schile Sales Inc Agilent Technologies Bernice Brody ELSIE EAVES Christine Carter Teresa Frahm Cynthia Jensen-McMullin Donald McMullin Mary Schoeffler Karolyn Tiefenbach Foundation Patricia Brown RUTH I. SHAFER Kevin Cassidy Linda Francese Sarajane Johnson Eric Meadows Margaret Scholzen Olivia Tipacuma Alcoa Foundation Kathryn Dannemann ($500 - $999) SOCIETY Marianne Castano Fabio Franco Scott Johnstone Ashley M. Meenaghan Patricia Schwennker Laurie Titran ($100 - $499) Dorothy Hoffman Heather Doty Elfreda Chang Sara Futia Cynthia Jonas Barbara Miebach Eve Scott-Ludwig Dal Cielo Torres Bequest Patricia Broughton Amanda Chapman G&G International, LLC Jocelyn Jones Marie Mihok Jason Seale Nam Tran Diane Foley A.T.E.E.M Electrical ExxonMobil Foundation Barbara Buck Jon Chow Martha Gardner Kimberly Junkins Niyati Mody Julie Sedziol Joanna Trayhan Eugene Fraser Engineering Inc Hess Corporation James Bulich Peter Christeleit Kimberly Gavaletz Patricia Kaye Elizabeth Money Diana Gregory Setzer Jennifer Tullai Andrew Fuller Nancy Anderson Motorola Solutions Michaele Carney Faith Chu Susan George Jonathan Keng William Harold Moore Fredrick Setzer Philip Tullai Lauren Greiner Elizabeth Andrews Foundation Christella Chavez Young Chung Jonna Gerken Katherine Kennedy Stephen Morales Terrence Shields Walter Ullrich Barbara Haney Bernie Anger S. D. Betchel Jr. Virginia Counts Marci D. Cirota Lucy Giametta Kristine Kinzle Victoria Morgan Hiewon Shin Craig Vaccaro Foundation Jennifer Hickey James Apostolides Sharon Daley Susan Cischke Darcie Giard Patricia Knight Richard Morin Yvonne Simms John Valente The Henry Luce Stefen Hui Mark Arditti Stephen Downey Selma Citlak Kristin Ginn Jane Knoche Shaivani Nadarajah Paula Loring Simon Judy Vance Foundation, Inc. Marie Johlie Kary Argel Ronald Glander Jessica Clark Melanie Glennon Mary Kottlowski Judith Nelson Richard Simpson Richard Vanderwood Debra Kimberling Kavitha Arms Joan Graf Allen Clark Jessica Gmeinder Jennifer Kouyoumjian Miles Nielsen Sharon Lindquist-Skelley Angelica VanSlyke Rosemary Lafrance Michael Augustin ADMIRAL Connor Henley James Clements Gayle Goetze Gary Kozinski William Noto Timothy Smith Shannon Venable Colleen Layman Robert Ayer Ruth Hupprich Elisabeth Cococcia Marti Golden- Joyce Kraley Karen O’Connor Janet Smith Michael Venerus GRACE Margaret Layne Leila Aziz Michael Kirker Alexandra Coleman Greenberg Maria Kretzing Siobhan Ohara Judy Sneeden Miss Vidro Betty Leonard Stephanie Balik MURRAY Cathy Krier Holly Comanzo Sam Goldman Kelly Lafnitzegger Ruthann Omer Zachary & Sarah Snider Danielle Vigneault Naomi McAfee Mai Banh May Kung Karen Conmy Jeffery Goldmeer Laurette Lahey Noemie Ouellet Beth Snyder Matthew Wahl HOPPER Ellen McIsaac Mark Barineau Marcia Lampela Joanne Couture Ayesha Gonsalves Shawn Lamb Esty Parlanti Carla Snyder Misti Wald Sapna Mehta Tyler Barry SOCIETY Wendy Landwehr Ceal Craig Seth Gordon Jane Ann Lamph Tracey Pattenaude Society of Women Andrea Ward Andrea Mitofsky Diane Beagle ($2,500 - $9,999) David Laurenzo Tracy A. Cross Frank Gott Julio E. Lanza Jodilyn Peck Engineers Members- Molly Williams Amanda Muller Michael Beaudry Natalie Little Mary Daly Marti Greenberg Michele Larson-Wollin Roberto Pena At-Large Julie Williams Anonymous Islin Munisteri Juan Bedout Stephanie Loete Catherine Danca Ellen Greer Nadine Lavigne Elise Penna Spectra Products LLC Joshua Williams Dianne Beever Susan Murcott Marie Belley Thomas Mabry Angel Daugherty Carrie Grimard Lilia Lavrov Varda Peskowitz Joseph Stanfield Julia Wilson Elizabeth Bierman Megan Nelson Sandra Bennett Emily Marino Patricia Davies Leia Guccione Jennifer Lawrence Leslie Phinney Kelroy Stapleton-Lewis Whitney Wisley Naomi Brill Angela Nickels Margaret Bennett Anne McEntee Shakti Davis Nolides Guzman Rosemary Leary Catherine Pieronek Chris Stegent Shelley Wolff Lynn Calpeter Pamela Oliver Lindsey Benton Ellen McIssac Viviana Delgadillo Mark Hachenski Kathryn Lentini Hope Piuck Susan Steinsapir Michael Wondrasek Candace Carson Kimberly Pemberton Doreen Bentson Lisa Miliani Julie Delia Ruth Hackett Peter Leven Melba Pulaski Lois Stevens Steven C. Woods Stacey DelVecchio Tamara Pipkins Heather Bernardin Kate Nolan Joanne Doane Bonny Hadiaris Kathleen Lincoln Elizabeth Pullias Alyse Stofer Cathy Wooley John Goodrich Elaine Pitts Bernard Bewlay Katherin Norris Elizabeth Doering Rachel Hailstone Herbert Lohmann Kanishk Rastogi Nancy Stoffel Lauren Wyant Heidi Houghton Christine Predaina Peter Bierden Oregon Community Katherine Dollinger Lance Hall Jonathan M. Lomas Randal Rausch Sarah Stotz Jinchang Xu Heather Huffman Laurie Ramsay BMC Group Inc Foundation Dwight Donahey Lynne Hannen Kathy Luebbe-Rountree Sadia Raveendran Mary Stubbs Christine Yerkes Sara Ley Lori Randell Alicia Bolze Helen Patricia Nicholas Donofrio Marguerite Harning Caitrin Lynch Kim Reece Albert E. Stuck Gary Yetto Nora Lin Elizabeth San Miguel Genise Bonacorsi Roc Exhibitions, Inc. Shawn Doria Steven Hartman Catherine Mackinnon Anthony Reese Haiyan Sun Kena Yokoyama Northrop Grumman Steven Sgambati Katie Bossart Jamie Rogers Katherine Dovidenko Elaine J. Hayes Deborah Main Meg Reese Laura Supra Caroline You Foundation Elizabeth Shanahan Richard Bossi Heidi Seever Seena Drapala Charles Heaton Rachel Maines Heidi Reger Peter Sutherland Philip Ytterberg Mary Perkinson Mary Ann Skehan Kathy Bracic Beatrice Seifert Jane Driscoll Mary Helander Patrick Makabenta Rich Reno Christina Swanson Sigal Zarmi Jessica Rannow Christine Stahlecker Michelle L. Bracken Erika del Rocío Dianna Sommer 10 11 BOARD OF DIRECTORS BOARD OF TRUSTEES

PRESIDENT DIRECTOR OF CHAIR TRUSTEE Stacey M. DelVecchio ADVOCACY Marjorie Inden Diana Joch Caterpillar Inc. Mary Perkinson Newport News Shipbuilding TREASURER TRUSTEE PRESIDENT-ELECT Angela Nickels Carolyn F. Phillips, CIH, F.SWE Elizabeth Bierman DIRECTOR OF Honeywell Aerospace PROFESSIONAL SECRETARY TRUSTEE EXCELLENCE Ester Barbuto Sandra Lee Postel SECRETARY Jessica Rannow Wendy Schauer Landwehr Vargo Companies Northrop Grumman Corporation DIRECTOR OF REGIONS Colleen Layman, P.E. TREASURER HDR Engineering Inc. Penny Wirsing, F.SWE Exxon Mobil Corporation SPEAKER OF THE SENATE Brittney Elko DIRECTOR OF EMERGING The Clorox Company INITIATIVES Lana Fountain Flakes COLLEGIATE DIRECTOR Engineering Consultant Ellen McIsaac Pratt & Whitney DIRECTOR OF MEMBERSHIP EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Jonna Gerken & CEO Pratt & Whitney Karen Horting, CAE Society of Women Engineers

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