Women’s History Month (WHM), held in March, honors the contributions of women in history, culture and society.
EECS WHM
Berkeley EECS Women’s History Month (EECS WHM) is a celebration held during Women’s History Month to recognize women, both past and present, in the fields of electrical engineering (EE) and computer science (CS). The goal of EECS WHM is to facilitate the conversation about diversity and inclusion in the field through a series of events and newsletter articles. EECS WHM is a student-led initiative, created by 4th year EECS major Olivia Hsu in 2019, in conjunction with the EECS department. The reason for holding this celebration during Women’s History Month is to not only recognize and acknowledge female contributions to the field but also share these stories with current members of the EE and CS community.
Students, staff, and faculty are all invited to participate in all events. Follow us on Facebook! Send inquiries to: berkeleyeecswhm@lists.berkeley.edu
A Salute to Early Women in STEM at UC Berkeley March 22, 2019 - During the first hundred years at UC Berkeley women students and faculty were minimally present in science and engineering. By 1870, in its second year, the Faculty Senate proposed to the Regents the admission of women “on equal basis with men.” The Regents voted unanimously and next year Berkeley opened the door to eight women… (more)
2019 EECS WHM Events February 28, 2019 - WHM Kickoff Event - Succulents and Breakfast 3/1; Research Talks 3/7; JewelrEE Making Social 3/7; Movie Screening - Hidden Figures 3/8; Ice Cream Social 3/13; Lunch and Learn 3/19, Speaker Panel - Women in EECS 3/20 (more)
Berkeley EECS Women’s History Month (WHM) Kickoff Event February 26, 2019 - Come join Google, the Berkeley EECS Department, and the Association of Women in EECS (AWE) at the Berkeley EECS Women's History Month Kickoff Event! The event will include breakfast, and you can take home your very own succulent! Event Details: Wozniak Lounge, 9:30am - 11:45am on Friday, March 1st. Professor Tsu-Jae King Liu, College of… (more)