Society of Women Engineers
SWE Next Wake County provides STEM resources and educational content accessible to everyone. Chapter membership is open to all middle and high school students. Events require separate registration.
Take initiative and build your leadership skills through our student-focused opportunities
Join our student leadership team and help organize events, coordinate resources, and inspire others in your community to pursue STEM education.
All leadership activities are conducted under appropriate adult supervision
We provide resources and guidance to help you establish a STEM club at your school, creating opportunities for your peers to explore engineering and technology.
Club formation requires school administration approval and faculty sponsorship
Hands-on workshops including AI upskilling, coding, Arduino, Snap Circuits, and wearable technology projects.
Comprehensive information about competitions like FIRST Robotics, Regeneron ISEF, STS, and coding challenges. Includes deadlines and preparation tips.
Access educational content about STEM careers, high school course guidance, and college preparation. Periodic newsletter with curated opportunities.
Information about tech companies and engineering careers. Educational tours and company visits coordinated through direct parent participation.
Connect with the Society of Women Engineers global community!
Join the global SWE community for FREE for students ages 13-18, then transition to discounted collegiate membership starting at just $20
Access exclusive SWENext awards, recognition programs, and opportunities to showcase your STEM achievements
Connect with engineers at 3M, Abbott, GE, Boeing, and other leading companies through SWE's Corporate Partnership Council
Access SWE Magazine, webinars, STEM Pathways guidance, and High School Leadership Academy opportunities
Attend the world's largest conference for women in engineering with special SWENext programming and networking
Join a diverse, welcoming pre-college STEM community where you can feel seen, heard, and validated. Open to all genders!
Join a FIRST Robotics team and compete in the world's premier robotics competition for high school students.
The nation's most prestigious high school science and math competition. Students conduct original research and compete for scholarships up to $250,000.
Local businesses and organizations can support girls in STEM through supplies, educational workshops, or facility tours.
Access educational content and STEM resources available to everyone. Join our local chapter for updates about virtual events and opportunities for middle & high school students.