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Back to Table of ContentsOther Links of InterestStudent ActivitiesLearn about ways to get involved in student clubs and organizations in Penn Engineering. You can also see the variety of student activities for the past academic year on SEAS Weekly Online. Advancing Women in Engineering (AWE) ProgramStarted in Fall of 2007, the Advancing Women in Engineering (AWE) program is dedicated to recruiting, retaining, and promoting women in Penn Engineering. Through our programs and events we hope to increase the number of women interested in studying engineering,
Engineering Career ServicesThe Career Services counselors are available through individual appointments or walk-in hours to help students define their career goals and identify employment and graduate school interests. Numerous workshops are provided throughout the year on resume writing, interviewing, recruiting, summer jobs, and related job search and career topics. The Senior Associate Director for Engineering is Rosette Pyne. Explore their website at: www.vpul.upenn.edu/careerservices and learn more about the programs and services available to you. Career Services is located in Suite 20 McNeil Bldg, 898-3012. Engineering Information and Communication (EIC) ProgramThe Engineering Information and Communication (EIC) Program is a SEAS program created to support students with their technical writing and oral presentation skills. This support is available from EIC Communication Fellows, who are trained to help fellow students revise papers or practice oral presentations. To set up an appointment to work with a Fellow, contact Mary Westervelt, EIC Director, at mwester@seas.upenn.edu. For more information, see the EIC website: http://www.seas.upenn.edu/~eic. Engineering LibraryThe Engineering Library is located on the second floor of Towne. The library offers a variety of services and workshops that are specifically geared towards helping engineering students. You can learn more about the Engineering Library by visiting http://www.library.upenn.edu/scitech/. Weingarten Learning Resources CenterLearning Resources provides professional instruction in university relevant skills such as academic reading, writing and study strategies. You can consult with a Learning Instructor on the most effective and efficient ways to study for various courses. In addition, the learning strategies and study habits that you develop as an undergraduate will continue to benefit you throughout your life. Office of Learning Resources 3702 Spruce Street Philadelphia PA 19104-6027 215-573-9235 (Voice), 215-746-6320 (TDD), 215-746-6326 (Fax) http://www.vpul.upenn.edu/lrc/ The Tutoring CenterThe Tutoring Center offers Penn students a variety of peer tutoring services. All Tutoring Center services are free for matriculating undergraduates. Tutorials are generally offered for the core introductory and intermediate undergraduate courses at Satellite Tutoring Centers for one-hour, one-to-one, sessions or through Private Tutoring requests for courses not offered at the Satellite Tutoring Centers. For more information, visit http://www.vpul.upenn.edu/tutoring/ Office of Student LifeThe Office of Student Life has adminstrative responsibility for student activities and governance, student performing arts, leadership training programs, and campus-wide special events.
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