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Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of SWE - Spring 2009 SWE - Spring 2009 Heritage Club Contents President's Note View from the Executive Suite Editor’s Page Honoring Women’s History Public Policy Update First Lady: The “Second-Hardest Job in America” Bringing Science and Engineering into Public Policy At the Intersection of Engineering and Public Policy From Research to Reality Coffee Table Dialogues Membership Information & Calendar A&B Winning Essays from the Lava Lounge Engineering World: Issues • Events • Technology • People Point of View: Your Role in Public Policy Career Toolbox: Communicating with Congress; Finding Your Voice Corporate Partnership Council Media Shelf: Women’s History Opportunity Index SWE Scrapbook: Dressed for Success SWE - Spring 2009 SWE - Spring 2009 - SWE - Spring 2009 (Page Cover1) SWE - Spring 2009 - SWE - Spring 2009 (Page Cover2) SWE - Spring 2009 - Heritage Club (Page 1) SWE - Spring 2009 - Heritage Club (Page 2) SWE - Spring 2009 - Contents (Page 3) SWE - Spring 2009 - Contents (Page 4) SWE - Spring 2009 - President's Note (Page 5) SWE - Spring 2009 - President's Note (Page 6) SWE - Spring 2009 - View from the Executive Suite (Page 7) SWE - Spring 2009 - View from the Executive Suite (Page 8) SWE - Spring 2009 - Editor’s Page (Page 9) SWE - Spring 2009 - Honoring Women’s History (Page 10) SWE - Spring 2009 - Honoring Women’s History (Page 11) SWE - Spring 2009 - Honoring Women’s History (Page 12) SWE - Spring 2009 - Honoring Women’s History (Page 13) SWE - Spring 2009 - Public Policy Update (Page 14) SWE - Spring 2009 - Public Policy Update (Page 15) SWE - Spring 2009 - First Lady: The “Second-Hardest Job in America” (Page 16) SWE - Spring 2009 - First Lady: The “Second-Hardest Job in America” (Page 17) SWE - Spring 2009 - First Lady: The “Second-Hardest Job in America” (Page 18) SWE - Spring 2009 - First Lady: The “Second-Hardest Job in America” (Page 19) SWE - Spring 2009 - First Lady: The “Second-Hardest Job in America” (Page 20) SWE - Spring 2009 - First Lady: The “Second-Hardest Job in America” (Page 21) SWE - Spring 2009 - First Lady: The “Second-Hardest Job in America” (Page 22) SWE - Spring 2009 - First Lady: The “Second-Hardest Job in America” (Page 23) SWE - Spring 2009 - Bringing Science and Engineering into Public Policy (Page 24) SWE - Spring 2009 - Bringing Science and Engineering into Public Policy (Page 25) SWE - Spring 2009 - Bringing Science and Engineering into Public Policy (Page 26) SWE - Spring 2009 - Bringing Science and Engineering into Public Policy (Page 27) SWE - Spring 2009 - Bringing Science and Engineering into Public Policy (Page 28) SWE - Spring 2009 - Bringing Science and Engineering into Public Policy (Page 29) SWE - Spring 2009 - Bringing Science and Engineering into Public Policy (Page 30) SWE - Spring 2009 - Bringing Science and Engineering into Public Policy (Page 31) SWE - Spring 2009 - At the Intersection of Engineering and Public Policy (Page 32) SWE - Spring 2009 - At the Intersection of Engineering and Public Policy (Page 33) SWE - Spring 2009 - At the Intersection of Engineering and Public Policy (Page 34) SWE - Spring 2009 - At the Intersection of Engineering and Public Policy (Page 35) SWE - Spring 2009 - From Research to Reality (Page 36) SWE - Spring 2009 - From Research to Reality (Page 37) SWE - Spring 2009 - From Research to Reality (Page 38) SWE - Spring 2009 - From Research to Reality (Page 39) SWE - Spring 2009 - From Research to Reality (Page 40) SWE - Spring 2009 - From Research to Reality (Page 41) SWE - Spring 2009 - From Research to Reality (Page 42) SWE - Spring 2009 - From Research to Reality (Page 43) SWE - Spring 2009 - Coffee Table Dialogues (Page 44) SWE - Spring 2009 - Coffee Table Dialogues (Page 45) SWE - Spring 2009 - Coffee Table Dialogues (Page 46) SWE - Spring 2009 - Coffee Table Dialogues (Page 47) SWE - Spring 2009 - Membership Information & Calendar A&B (Page 48) SWE - Spring 2009 - Membership Information & Calendar A&B (Page 49) SWE - Spring 2009 - Winning Essays from the Lava Lounge (Page 50) SWE - Spring 2009 - Winning Essays from the Lava Lounge (Page 51) SWE - Spring 2009 - Winning Essays from the Lava Lounge (Page 52) SWE - Spring 2009 - Winning Essays from the Lava Lounge (Page 53) SWE - Spring 2009 - Winning Essays from the Lava Lounge (Page 54) SWE - Spring 2009 - Engineering World: Issues • Events • Technology • People (Page 55) SWE - Spring 2009 - Engineering World: Issues • Events • Technology • People (Page 56) SWE - Spring 2009 - Engineering World: Issues • Events • Technology • People (Page 57) SWE - Spring 2009 - Engineering World: Issues • Events • Technology • People (Page 58) SWE - Spring 2009 - Engineering World: Issues • Events • Technology • People (Page 59) SWE - Spring 2009 - Engineering World: Issues • Events • Technology • People (Page 60) SWE - Spring 2009 - Engineering World: Issues • Events • Technology • People (Page 61) SWE - Spring 2009 - Engineering World: Issues • Events • Technology • People (Page 62) SWE - Spring 2009 - Point of View: Your Role in Public Policy (Page 63) SWE - Spring 2009 - Career Toolbox: Communicating with Congress; Finding Your Voice (Page 64) SWE - Spring 2009 - Corporate Partnership Council (Page 65) SWE - Spring 2009 - Corporate Partnership Council (Page 66) SWE - Spring 2009 - Corporate Partnership Council (Page 67) SWE - Spring 2009 - Media Shelf: Women’s History (Page 68) SWE - Spring 2009 - Media Shelf: Women’s History (Page 69) SWE - Spring 2009 - Media Shelf: Women’s History (Page 70) SWE - Spring 2009 - Opportunity Index (Page 71) SWE - Spring 2009 - SWE Scrapbook: Dressed for Success (Page 72) SWE - Spring 2009 - SWE Scrapbook: Dressed for Success (Page Cover3) SWE - Spring 2009 - SWE Scrapbook: Dressed for Success (Page Cover4)
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