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LIFE’S VARIABLE. SWE’S YOUR CONSTANT. In FY17, we saw our key conference and outreach programs grow by leaps and bounds and enjoyed peer recognition for programs that support the advancement of women in engineering and technology. With the help of our volunteer leadership, members, partners, staff and supporters, SWE remained a constant among lives that can be variable.

WE16 SMASHES ATTENDANCE leverage their unique resources to solve RECORDS problems, advance industry/professional For three days in October, more than 13,000 performance, kickstart innovation and improve conference attendees made Philadelphia, world conditions. SWE’s STEM Re-entry Task Pennsylvania, ground zero for advancing Force was honored with this distinguished women in their engineering and technology award in FY17 along with 23 other Gold careers. WE16 marked the largest conference winners. More than 150 organizations were SWE has ever hosted in its 67-year history. The nominated. conference featured 300 development sessions, including the first annual "State of SWE OUTREACH PROGRAMMING Women in Engineering," and 250+ EXPANDS engineering and technology organizations FY17 was a tremendous year for SWE’s represented in the career fair. outreach efforts. SWENext, our flagship outreach program launched in April 2015, SWE SCHOLARSHIPS CONTINUE TO aims to engage students, parents and MAKE A DIFFERENCE educators in promoting STEM as a desirable Supporting women engineers financially as career path for girls. In FY17, SWENext saw its they work to attain undergraduate and efforts reach more than 60,000 girls around graduate degrees has been a long-standing the country. The program also saw its pillar of SWE’s mission. In FY17, SWE provided membership surpass 3,000 individual more than $750,000 in scholarship funds to members. aspiring and professional women engineers. SWE also launched its first comic book series, STEM RE-ENTRY TASK FORCE RECEIVES starring the world’s newest STEM superhero, POWER OF A AWARD FROM ASAE Nano, and protagonist, Constance. More than The American Society of Association 2,500 copies of issue No. 1 were provided to Executives (ASAE) created the Power of A SWENext members and Invent It. Build It. Awards to showcase how associations attendees. Issue #2 will arrive in the fall of FY18.

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cities across the U.S., plus two international WE LOCAL CONFERENCES IGNITE events in India and Europe. ACROSS THE GLOBE For the first time, SWE hosted regionally SWE also hosted our second event in Pune, based conferences branded under one India in FY17. WE Local Pune welcomed more identity. Pilot conferences, referred to as WE than 700 attendees, making it the largest Local events, took place in Pittsburgh, event hosted outside the U.S. in SWE history. Pennsylvania, and San Jose, California. More events are planned for India in the Between the two events, more than 1,000 coming fiscal year. attendees were on-site for three days of learning, career development and networking. SWE MAGAZINE RECOGNIZED BY The success we saw in Pittsburgh and San Jose INDUSTRY PEERS ONCE AGAIN will be carried over in FY18 when we will host SWE Magazine earned several new Awards for three additional conferences, expanding the Publication Excellence (APEX) in the areas of offerings to five events each year in various cover design, journals, feature writing and technical/technology writing.

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FY17 AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS In FY17, 232 collegiate women pursuing careers in engineering and technology received scholarships totaling more than $752,000. This was made possible due to the generous support of the following sponsors and donors:

Ada I. Pressman Memorial Ford Motor Company Rochelle Nicolette Perry Admiral Grace Murray Fran O'Sullivan Women in Memorial Hopper Lenovo Leadership Rockwell Automation American Transmission Co. GE Women’s Network Susan and Marvin Whatley Anne Maureen Whitney Georgia Pacific Susan Miszkowicz Barrow Memorial Honeywell September 11 Memorial Anne Shen Smith Endowed IBM Linda Sanford Women's SWE Baltimore – Washington ArcelorMittal Emerging Technical Advancement Section Leader ISO New England SWE Baltimore – Washington B.J. Harrod ITW Section – Freshman Bayer Jill S. Tietjen, P.E. SWE Boston Section Bechtel Corporation John Deere SWE Central Illinois Section Betty Lou Bailey – SWE Judith Resnik Memorial SWE Central Indiana Section Region F Lillian Moller Gilbreth SWE Central New Mexico BK Krenzer Memorial Reentry Memorial Section Brill Family Scholarship Lockheed Martin SWE Mid – Hudson Section Carol Stephens – SWE Lonnie Lee and Maria Elena SWE New Jersey Section Region F Abernethy Endowment for SWE Phoenix Section Chevron/SWE Native Americans in SWE Region E CPChem Scholarships for Engineering SWE Region G – Judy Women in Engineering Lydia I. Pickup Memorial Simmons Memorial Cummins, Inc. Mary Gunther Memorial SWE Region H Dorothy Lemke Howarth Mary Jones Berry SWE Region J Memorial Mary V. Munger Memorial The Susan E. Stutz-McDonald Dorothy M. & Earl S. Hoffman MASWE Scholarship Foundation Dorothy P. Morris Meredith Thoms Memorial Turner Construction Dr. Ivy M. Parker Memorial Northrop Grumman Verizon DuPont Foundation Wanda Munn (SWE Eastern Elizabeth McLean Memorial Olive Lynn Salembier Washington Section) Ellen Hippeli Memorial (SWE Memorial Reentry WestRock Central New Mexico Past Presidents Willamette Valley Section Section) Paula Loring Simon Exelon Roberta Banaszak Gleiter – FCA Women in Engineering Engineering Endeavor

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FY17 AWARDS AND RECIPIENTS In FY17, 63 people were celebrated for their achievements in furthering women in engineering and technology and for their impact on the engineering community.

ACHIEVEMENT AWARD PRISM AWARD Frances H. Arnold, Ph.D. Joan Chinnery, P.E. Lisa Depew SUZANNE JENNICHES UPWARD MOBILITY Colleen M. Layman, P.E. AWARD ENDOWED BY NORTHROP Leslie M. Phinney, Ph.D. GRUMMAN CORPORATION Anna Prakash, Ph.D. Denise C. Johnson SPARK AWARD RODNEY D. CHIPP MEMORIAL AWARD Marie S. Cole Mark W. Albers Mary Driver Douglas L. Roberts Beverly Louie, Ph.D. Lynn Mortensen RESNIK CHALLENGER MEDAL AWARD Heather Savage-Erickson Terri Taylor EMERGING LEADER WORK/LIFE INTEGRATION AWARD Nikki Bishop Cindy Hoover Erin M. Carroll Jill A. Entner DISTINGUISHED ENGINEERING EDUCATOR Kelly D. Hahn, Ph.D. Deborah O'Bannon, Ph.D., P.E., F.SWE, F.ASCE Christine M. Predaina Jennifer Reich ADVOCATING WOMEN IN ENGINEERING Moushumi Shome AWARD Shannon Vittur Andrew Alleyne, Ph.D. Justyna Zander, Ph.D. Imelda G. Castro Kira Zdunek Heidi Millard Kenkel Corlis Murray SWE DISTINGUISHED NEW ENGINEER Cynthia Reid, P.E. Maria Cecelia de Castro Breda Stephanie W. Chin GLOBAL LEADERSHIP AWARD Stephanie DeCotiis, P.E. Maryann Combs Jenna Harpole Karen Ramsey-Idem, Ph.D. Kate Hull Liz Ruetsch, MBA Cassandra "Cassi" Janakos Melissa Peskin, P.E. GLOBAL TEAM LEADERSHIP AWARD Sadaf Qazi Intel Global Water Conservation Team, led by Erika D. Rodriguez, Ph.D. Fawn Bergen Jennifer Tullai

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FY17 AWARDS AND RECIPIENTS (cont.)

OUTSTANDING SWE COUNSELOR AWARD FELLOW GRADE Casey Waggy Cecilia (Ceal) D. Craig, Ph.D.

Jude (Judith) Garzolini OUTSTANDING COLLEGIATE MEMBER Kim O'Rourke AWARD

Erin Baumgartner DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD Paige Bowling Susan Thomas Schlett Kelsey A. Harper Janet L. Williams, F.SWE Emily E. Hoffman, Ph.D.

Iris Jing OUTSTANDING FACULTY ADVISOR AWARD Genevieve A. Kane Diane L. Peters, Ph.D., P.E., F.SWE Jeannie Marshall

Catherine Martsolf, EIT, LEED GA

Holly McTaggart

Sarah Watzman

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FY17 PARTNERS

FY17 Corporate Partnership Council (CPC) Members FY17 CPC members provide assistance to SWE through consultation with SWE leadership. Partners share insight on industry trends and developments, supply financial support for innovative projects and help fund Society operations and infrastructure.

3M Ecolab L-3 Communications Accenture Emerson Lockheed Martin Air Force STEM Exelon Corporation Corporation Air Products and Chemicals, Exxon Mobil Corporation Medtronic Inc. Fiat Chrysler Automobiles Monsanto America's Navy Flowserve Corporation Motorola Solutions, Inc. ArcelorMittal FM Global NASA Arconic Ford Motor Company Navy Civilian Careers BAE Systems Genentech Northrop Grumman BASF Corporation General Dynamics Corporation BD (Becton Dickinson) General Electric Company Pacific Gas and Electric Company Bechtel Corporation General Motors Phillips 66 The Boeing Company Georgia Pacific Praxair Booz Allen Hamilton GLOBALFOUNDRIES Raytheon Boston Scientific Google Rockwell Automation Corporation Halliburton Rockwell Collins BP Harley-Davidson Motor Bridgestone Americas Inc. Company Schlumberger Caterpillar Inc. Honeywell International Inc. Schneider Electric Corporation Central Intelligence Agency IBM Corporation Southern Company Chevron Corporation Infosys Limited TE Connectivity Ltd. CNH America LLC Ingersoll Rand Texas Instruments Cummins Inc. Intel Corporation Toyota Danaher Corporation ITW Turner Construction Dell, Inc. John Deere United Technologies DENSO Johnson & Johnson Corporation The Dow Chemical Johnson Controls, Inc. U.S. Army Company Keysight Technologies, Inc. Verizon DuPont Kimberly-Clark Corporation Eaton Corporation

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FY17 PARTNERS (cont.)

Corporate Membership & Associate Membership A corporate/associate membership shows commitment to diversity and support for professional development of women within your organization. SWE’s corporate membership is available to any corporation, educational institution or government entity that supports the mission and objectives of the Society.

3M DuPont Lockheed Martin ABB Eli Lilly and Company Corporation Abbott Ethicon: a part of Johnson & Medtronic AbbVie Inc. Johnson Family of Merrick & Company Aerospace Corporation, The Companies The MITRE Corporation Agilent Technologies, Inc. Exelon Corporation Molex Air Liquide USA Fermilab NASA Air Product and Chemicals, Flowserve Corporation New York ISO Inc. FM Global Northrop Grumman Altera Ford Motor Company Corporation American Electric Power GAF Pacific Gas and Electric (AEP) General Atomics – Company ArcelorMittal Aeronautical Parker Aerospace Argonne National General Dynamics Mission Praxair Laboratory System Quantum Corporation ASML General Electric Company Raytheon Autodesk General Motors Corporation Rockwell Automation Bechtel Corporation Georgia Pacific Rockwell Collins Blattner Energy Halliburton Rolls-Royce BMPC-Knolls Atomic Power Harley-Davidson Motor Sargent & Lundy LLC Laboratory Company Sirius Computer Solutions Booz Allen Hamilton Honeywell International Inc. Smith & Nephew BP Integral Group, Inc. Southern Company Carollo Engineers Intel Corporation SPAWAR Caterpillar Inc. ISO New England, Inc. Spirit Aerosystems CB&I Johnson Controls, Inc. Synaptics Chevron Corporation The Kellogg Company Thomas & Betts Comcast NBC Universal Lattice Semiconductor Verizon CP Chem Leidos Western Digital The Dow Chemical Lennox International Whirlpool Corporation Company Lexmark International

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FY17 PARTNERS (cont.)

Heritage Club The SWE Heritage Club recognizes organizations that publicly support the Society by regularly advertising in our award-winning SWE Magazine.

Aerojet Rocketdyne MIT Lincoln Laboratory Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) National Security Agency BP NAVAIR Chevron NAVSEA Cummins Inc. NCEES Exxon Mobil Corporation United Technologies Corporation ITW U.S. Army Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics ZF Laboratory

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WE16 CONFERENCE SPONSORSHIP WE, the Society’s flagship Annual Conference, offers the best in professional development, networking and career advancement for both professional and collegiate members. A conference sponsorship enables SWE to offer high-value, high-impact programming for all members and significant subsidies for participation by collegiate members.

$100,000 & Above L-3 Communications $5,000 & Above Northrop Grumman Lockheed Martin Accenture Corporation Praxair Inc. America’s Navy Terracon Autodesk, Inc. $30,000 & Above Baxter Healthcare Exxon Mobil Corporation $10,000 & Above Blue Origin Intel Corporation 3M Dell P66 BAE Systems Drexel University BD Eaton $20,000 & Above Bridgestone Americas FCA Booz Allen Hamilton Caterpillar Flowserve The Dow Chemical Company CNH Industrial Fluor Genentech Cornell University/Johnson FMC Corporation Harris Corporation Graduate School of General Electric John Deere Management Harley-Davidson Motor Raytheon Emerson Company TE Connectivity FM Global Kimberly Clark United Technologies General Motors Merck & CO Corporation General Motors Foundation Navy Civilian Careers Google Nike $15,000 & Above Halliburton Purdue University of Air Products IBM Engineering ArcelorMittal Kohler Company Rockwell Automation BASF Corporation Monsanto Rockwell Collins The Boeing Company PG&E T-Mobile Central Intelligence Agency PECO Toyota Chevron PepsiCo Turner Construction Cummins Spirit AeroSystems Unilever Danaher Corporation Texas Instruments DuPont Verizon $5,000 & Below Ecolab GKN Exelon Corporation Infosys Johnson Controls ISO New England Keysight Technologies, Inc.

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FY17 FINANCIALS

Consolidated Statement of Financial Position* FY17 Total FY16 Total Cash & Investments $20,027,100 $20,163,006 Accounts Receivable $810,784 $274,137 Prepaid Expenses $432,267 $498,858 Net Fixed Assets $1,718,169 $524,282 Total Assets $22,988,320 21,460,283

Accrued Expenses & Payables $1,173,183 $937,958 Deferred Revenues $2,814,087 $2,539,934 Unrestricted Net Assets $9,754,447 $9,590,639 Capital Leases $476,000 Restricted Net Assets $8,770,603 $8,391,752 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $22,988,320 $21,460,283

Statement of Net Assets* FY17 Total FY16 Total Reserve Fund $4,233,340 $3,923,266 Restricted Grants/Funds $8,770,603 $8,391,752 General Operating $2,138,443 $2,639,074 SWE-EFI Fund $3,088,841 $2,714,482 Sponsorship $293,823 $313,817 Total Net Assets $18,525,050 $17,982,391

Consolidated Statement of Activities* Unrestricted Restricted FY17 Total FY16 Total Revenue Dues $1,266,874 - $1,266,874 $1,285,021 Contributions & Gains $2,264,855 $1,867,909 $4,132,764 $2,369,722 Conference $5,138,082 - $5,138,082 $5,000,235 Programs and Services $1,604,212 $1,604,212 $1,323,711 Publications $570,273 - $570,273 $829,767 Net Assets Released from Restrictions $1,489,058 (1,489,058) - Total Revenue $12,333,354 $378,851 $12,712,205 $10,808,456

Expense FY17 Total FY16 Total Management $276,612 - $276,612 $270,666 Administrative $3,957,522 - $3,957,522 $3,172,374 Conference $3,911,875 - $3,911,875 $3,628,601 Programs and Services $2,906,118 - $2,906,118 $2,688,767 Membership $231,770 - $231,770 $268,656 Publications $558,418 - $558,418 $656,155 Relations $327,231 - $327,231 $363,280 Total Expenses $12,169,546 - $12,169,546 $11,048,499

Revenue Less Expenses $163,808 $378,851 $542,659 $(240,043)

*Inclusive of the Consolidated Financial Position(s) for the Society of Women Engineers Incorporated and the Society of Engineers Endowment Fund Incorporated

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FY17 DONORS

Beatrice Hicks Society ($100,000 or more, lifetime giving) Judith Love Cohen

Lillian Moller Gilbreth Society ($10,000 and above) Anonymous Henry Luce Foundation Northrop Grumman ArcelorMittal Foundation Keysight Technologies Foundation Arconic Foundation Foundation Rockwell Automation Battelle Cheri J. Leigh Charitable Corporation Delphi Foundation Motorola Solutions SWE Richmond Section Exxon Mobil Foundation Foundation Rob Wilson GE Women's Network Fund National Science General Motors Foundation Foundation

Admiral Grace Murray Hopper ($2,500-$9,999) Dianne Marie Beever Nancee Frost N.J. Taber Barbara J. Buck Sara Hough Allison R. Terry Stacey M. DelVecchio Ruth M. Hupprich Paige Elizabeth Townsend Heather A. Doty Sara M. Ley Jennifer L. Waldo Wright Carmen P. Freeland Ashley M. Meenaghan Nicole Woon

Ivy M. Parker Society ($1,000-$2,499) Victor R. Abate Jennifer Rose Flachs Louis and Mary Kay Smith John & Genevieve Allen Diane Foley Family Foundation Molli Jayne Andor Alma K. Forman Terri Lynch-Caris Anonymous Christopher Frail Katherine A. May Arila A. Barnes Carissa A. Giblin Tounine R. Mayer Kristine E. Barnes Jessica A. Gmeinder Naomi J. McAfee Patricia A. Bigelow Lynn M. Granger Alexis McKittrick Stephen R. Bolze Catherine A. Janoson Robert K. McMahan Kristen Brosnan Wendy Elizabeth Jenkins Nitya Podila Kaitlyn Jean Bunker Maxwell Kolin Jessica A. Rannow Donna Carriker Kathryn Kukla Pratima N. Rao Christella J. Chavez Rosemary L. Lafrance Lisa Marie Rimpf Alina Valeri Ciornii Margaret Edith Layne Ronna F. Robertson Andrea Clewley Olivia Grace LeBlanc Karen E. Roth Sean Cook Tammy Lee Aprotim Sanyal Seena K. Drapala Nora C. Lin Hope Schwalls Michael P. Eshoo Stephanie R. Loete Kathleen E. Sinnamon Sarah Anne Fanning Kristan Soto

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Ivy M. Parker Society (cont.) Dawn Stanek SWE Central Indiana Section Mark Whatley Alyse R. Stofer Brian Tajuddin Deborah G. Willems Maria Suet Wing Pang Lilith A. Terry Mary T. Zeis

Ruth I. Shafer Society ($500-$999) Frank C. Adamek Cecilia Ann Elmore Susan Pagones ATEEM Electrical Mary Fan Helen O. Patrica Engineering Inc. Jacob Farkas Daniel Paul Ester Marie Barbuto Alexis Parker Gruschow Jodilyn A. Peck Diane Marie Beagle Kayleen E. Helms Mary Perkinson Mary Beth Biddle Gillian R. Hessing Lisa R. Rafferty Elizabeth Keller Bierman Lucy Hsu Andrea Robelotto Berniee E. Brody Anne Johnson Margaret M. Scholzen Andrew D. Brown Debra A. Jones Yvonne L. Simms Elizabeth Buzzard Mary Elizabeth Julian Jennifer Therese Sterling Valeta Carol Chancey Michael S. Karim Judith Birkett Sweeney Cheri Chappelle Wendy Schauer Landwher Holly J. Teig Alicia Courtney Nora Lin Martha S. Turner Cara A. Cowan Watts Katherine A. May Walter G. Ullrich Susan M. Cox Emily Michele Sarah Watzman Jennifer Deans Mary Moreton Catherine Weitenheck Siddika Demir Rachel Morford Andrew J. Wickersham Karen A. Dougherty Pamela M. Morison Christina B. Williams Brittney L. Elko Katherine C. Norris Lauren Woshek

Elsie Eaves Society ($100-$499) Gabrielle Abeghe Obiang Jacob Andrew Berlier Stephen G. Brenon Penny A. Acree Heather A. Bernardin Naomi Brill Meredith Addison Paul and Patricia Black Mary Jane Broadbent Jacqueline Vivian Adelfio Cynthia M. Blais Jennifer McFerran Brock Ana M. Agosti Jennifer M. Bland Clara M. Brock Calman J. Ambrosy III Oleg Bodiul Barbara J. Brockett Kathleen M. Amm Barbara Bogue Patricia Broughton Megan Anderson Genise B. Bonacorsi Patricia Lynn Brown Kavitha G. Arms Alexandra Anne Bonitatibus Brian Budge Jessica L. Asay Oliver Boomhower Jessica Budris Lorraine F. Attridge Katie L. Bossart Ricky E. Buffaline Monte R. Atwell Robert Bowdidge Michela N. Bulich Stephanie A. Balik Kathy M. Bracic Mark Bultman Urte H. Barker Susan O. Bradley John D. Burczak Sandra L. Bennett Cheryl A. Brandt Pamela J. Burke

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Elsie Eaves Society (cont.) Katy Burnett Mary Eng Doyle Ryan Hertel Chad Campbell Elisabeth M. Drake Arianna Hirschman Danielle Marie Caponpon Jane L. Driscoll Jimmy Ho Tim Carson Laure Driscoll Sarah Hoch Elfreda T. Chang Christina Drouet Bernice Hockey-Barrett Wendy Chauvin Christine Englund Alex Hudec Catherine A. Chess Salvatore Faro Laura M. Hudy Christina B. Clark Carolyn A. Fazzolari Timothy C. Humphrey Marissa Clark Frances A. Ferris Marjorie Inden Kristen Coletti Alberto A. Figueroa N. T. Isaac Karen M. Conmy Jana S. Fisher Catherine Jameson Sean J. Connolly Colleen Tallman Fitzgerald F. Suzanne Jenniches Colleen H. Connor Kevin Ford Cynthia Jensen-McMullin Sarah Cooke Michael Francken Esther E. Jimenez James Cooney Fabio Franco Dayna R. Johnson Danielle Marie Cope Amy Funke Trevor Jones Carol A. Coppa Martha M. Gardner Lynda Kaufman John Crane Krisztian Gaspar Patricia F. Kaye Gregory Crescenzi Katrina L. Gaspar Krista Keohane Tristen R. Croghan Clement Gazzillo Kathryn R. Kilner Raven Cross Banu Gemici-Ozkan Keith Kilpatrick Labkhand Sara Dadyar Michael and Katherine Officer Brian Kneuker Elizabeth D'Alessandro George Patricia M. Knight Elizabeth A. Dalton Jonna C. Gerken Sandra Kolvick Janine M. Dascenzo Lucy Summerville Giametta Anthony J. Kotarski Lawrence J. Davis Chris Glein Donna D. Kottwitz Kenneth Davis Sr. Melanie J. Glennon Joyce M. Kraley M. Teresa De Rivera Christopher A. Gonzalez James Kramer Hendrik Debock Justin I. Greenberger Timothy Krentz Cynthia Decker Kelly Jo Griswold Schable Rajanikan N. Kuchi Patricia and Robb Degraff Ronald Grove Marie Kuhlmann Victoria Devins Ruth Hackett Stephanie Kuhne Julie A. Dewane Karnig S. Haladjian Margaret O. Kullman Otman Dinari Kimberly Hammer May C. Kung Katherine Dollinger Debra Hebert Peter Lafnitzegger Nicholas M. Donofrio Hajir Hedayati Diane C. LaFortune Timothy M. Dooley Laura Heinrich Jane Ann Lamph Mary-Helen Douglas Connor Patrick Henley Beatrice R. Langmade Katharine Dovidenko Gwenne A. Henricks Elizabeth N. LaRose Stephen G. Downey Jared Hepp Lauren E. Laurer Lorraine M. Herger Nadine K. Lavigne

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Elsie Eaves Society (cont.) Colleen M. Layman Kathleen Ann O'Brien Susan Shay Lydia Lazurenko Pamela A. Oliver Lakshmi Shekaripuram Ginny Ann Lee Robin M. Orans Angleat D. Shelikoff Christine S. Lee Maureen J. Oster Claire M. Shortall Katharine Leonard Morgan Maureen Oster Danielle N. Sigismondo Jim Lesko Noemie Ouellet JoAnn Silverstein Peter Leven Sarada Pachalla Michelle Simpson Xuesong Li Su-Ann Paige-Mach Marissa Singley Qun Liang Esty P. Parlanti Jaclyn A. Spear Sharon L. Lindquist-Skelley Joel T. Patterson Michael Spear Ariel H. Lomas Tracy Lynn Paxon Krista St. George Nancy Cook Long Hongying Peng Melissa R. Stancato Paula L. Loring Simon Irina Petrakova-Otto Lois C. Stevens Susan Lui Kelsey Peyton Sarah F. Stevenson Jennifer Dowe Lynch Elizabeth Phalen Danielle Stodilka Aaron Lynds Carolyn F. Phillips Nancy Stoffel Nicole Elizabeth Maas Toni Preisner Sarah C. Stotz Mary K. Mahony Tom Puiia Deborah L. Stromberg Deborah Main Jennifer Ramsey Mary Virginia Stubbs Dawne Manista Kanishk Rastogi Albert E. Stuck Miranda Manuel Brian P. Ray Yonduck Sung Robert R. Marshall Marilyn M. Reeder Laura N. Supra Cynthia J. Matthews Scott R. Richardson Joseph A. Suriano Shirley C. McCarty Megan S. Rotondo Alexis C. Swoboda John McDermott Audrey Leigh Rowe Jared Tannenbaum Anne McEntee Ellen Rosemary Roybal Melissa M. Tata Frances A. McNamee Anne Russo Dawn M. Thurston Matthew Messina Mirabela Rusu Jill S. Tietjen Katherine Michaels Jeanette Sassatelli Jen W. Tiller Barbara E. Miebach Marshalla M. Schile Kenneth T. Tom Erika Adele Migliaccio Andrea M. Schmitz Gerald P. Trant Richard F. Mitchell Colleen M. Scholl Neil P. Tyrrell Jacqueline A. Mondora Michael Schutten Amanda L. Vandepol Amy Jo Moore Patricia Schwennker Michele L. Veneri Pilar Moricca Megan Seel Kristen Vick Fozia Murphy Marie A. Seelye Shannon Marlece Vittur Nandini Nagraj Jason Seemann Denise Waack Shelley A. Nation Diana Gregory Setzer Joseph J. Waclawski Kristopher R. Near Robin P. Sevinsky Brett Wakefield Judith E. Nelson Steven L. Sgambati Ebonee Walker Lisa Nield Vicky Shaw Robert C. Ward

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Elsie Eaves Society (cont.) Lauren Watts Molly W. Williams Jennifer S. Wyse Carol Weber Pamela A. Williamson Christina Yoon Timothy J. Welch Laura Winter Kristin Youngquist Jessica W. Wenzell Rebecca C. Wolf Eric Zimny Tiffany Westendorf Shelley M. Wolff Rebecca D. Zoracki Trina A. Wharton Barbara B. Wollmershauser Gulum Williams Ann Wright

Ada Pressman Society The Ada Pressman Society was created to honor and recognize one of SWE’s early members, Ada Pressman. The following members of the Ada Pressman Society have committed to include SWE in their estate plan.

Anonymous (4) Mary V. Jones Michele Marie Barbara W. Benko E. D. Kam Kersey O'Shaughnessy Thomas W. Benko Judith A. Kersey Sandy Pettit, Ph.D., P.E. Bernice E. Brody Debra A. Kimberling Carolyn F. Phillips Jeffrey Brody Rosemary L. Lafrance Hope R. Piuck Virginia Counts Lora Dudley Lechago Sandy Postel Diane DiFrancesco Margaret J. Lyons, P.E. Betty Shanahan Gail Dyer Linda Marincel Claire M. Shortall Linda Freeman Judith Mason Yvonne Simms Phyllis S. Gaylard Rachel Morford Paula Loring Simon Ellen Gentry Judith Nitsch Emilie Steinhoff Kathleen F. Harer Katherine C. Norris, P.E. N. J. Taber Marjorie Inden Deborah J. O'Bannon Heather Lynn Tedder Elizabeth (Betty) Ann Irish Jill S. Tietjen

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FY17 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President Speaker of the Senate Director of Jessica Rannow Amy Jo Moore Professional Excellence Amerisource Bergen Northrop Grumman Karen Roth Corporation Corporation Sikorsky Aircraft

President-Elect Director of Special Director Jonna Gerken Achievement Tim Carson UTC – Pratt & Whitney Anca Eisele Rockwell Collins John Deere Secretary Special Director Stephanie Loete Director of Advocacy Cheri Chappelle U.S. Airforce Mary Perkinson Retired Huntington Ingalls Treasurer Industries, Inc. Collegiate Director Heather Doty Sarah Watzman Ball Aerospace & Director of Ohio State University Technologies Corporation Membership Initiatives

Michele O’Shaughnessy Executive Director & Director of Regions Department of Energy CEO Lisa Rimpf Karen Horting, CAE Babcock & Wilcox Society of Women Engineers

FY17 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Chair Trustee Trustee Marjorie Inden Carolyn F. Phillips, CIH, Mary Studlick Morgan Stanley F.SWE Exxon Mobil Development CFP Consulting Company Treasurer Diana Joch Trustee Northrop Grumman Angela Nickels Corporation IBM

Secretary Trustee Ester Marie Barbuto Sandra Lee Postel Booz Allen Hamilton Retired