National Council has scheduled our Spring 2010 Face-to-Face meeting. We will be hosted by VP of Communications, Kristie (Rector) Waters, in Indianapolis, IN.
We have a lot to do at this meeting - we plan to complete our required LEAP training and finish up some of our strategic planning to get it read for review and presentation at Conference.
We're also looking forward to catching up with the Triangle staff at their headquarters for some of our trip! (Thanks, Brian!) If you have any questions or comments, please let us know and we'll keep you posted on what we accomplish!
This blog is for Phi Sigma Rho Sisters and fans to find out about what is going on in our Sorority!
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Phi Sigma Rho Welcomes a New VP of Finance!
In case you haven't heard the news yet, the 12th National Council has appointed a new VP of Finance - Anita Ambani (PSU-Lambda Alumna)!!!
Please join us in welcoming Anita to National Council! We'll have Anita introduce herself to you all just as soon as she gets settled.
Please join us in welcoming Anita to National Council! We'll have Anita introduce herself to you all just as soon as she gets settled.
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Barbie goes Computer Engineering!
After 50 years and 125 dolls, Mattel has finally come out with Computer Engineer Barbie! It's an exciting day for engineers interested in Barbie, and a great opportunity to show girls a little insight into engineering.
It appears that young girls weren't the ones that voted for computer engineer, but this is still a great way to encourage them to look at engineering. Remember when Barbie once talked about how Math is tough? Glad to see she's come a long way in just a few years.
Great job to the Society of Women Engineers and National Academy of Engineering for working with Mattel to make this happen! I know I'm looking forward picking up on when it comes out in the fall.
It appears that young girls weren't the ones that voted for computer engineer, but this is still a great way to encourage them to look at engineering. Remember when Barbie once talked about how Math is tough? Glad to see she's come a long way in just a few years.
Great job to the Society of Women Engineers and National Academy of Engineering for working with Mattel to make this happen! I know I'm looking forward picking up on when it comes out in the fall.
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