USC Women In Engineering

USC Women In Engineering is a comprehensive student program at the University of Southern California's Viterbi School of Engineering in Los Angeles, CA, dedicated to advancing the professional and academic success of engineering students. The organization provides a full spectrum of professional development services, academic support resources, and social engagement opportunities specifically designed to address the unique challenges faced by women engineers. Through carefully curated events, mentorship initiatives, and networking programs, WIE creates pathways for students to build meaningful connections while developing critical career skills.

The program offers multiple avenues for student engagement and growth. The WIE MENTOR program pairs undergraduate women with more senior female students, creating structured mentorship relationships that foster community building and increase retention rates among women in engineering. Regular events such as the WIE Leadership Conference, WIE Launch, WIE Meets, and Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day provide platforms for professional development and outreach. Additionally, WIE Connect and Grad Coffee Hour sessions facilitate ongoing networking and peer support throughout students' academic journeys.

Beyond direct programming, WIE serves as a resource hub connecting students with valuable technical and educational tools. The organization curates access to platforms including Khan Academy, Coursera, Canvas, and ENGINEERING.com, enabling students to supplement their coursework with industry-relevant learning materials and professional development content. WIE maintains an inclusive environment open to all eligible individuals, operating consistently with the University's commitment to non-discrimination. Through newsletters, social media engagement, and the EngageSC platform, WIE keeps students informed about upcoming opportunities and maintains an active, vibrant community within the Viterbi School of Engineering.