Grace Hopper Regional Consortium"It's difficult to comprehend how the original small regional celebration (INWIC 2004) has cloned conferences from Southern
California to Minnesota to South Carolina to New York, but all these conferences and many, many more now exist. For our 5th INWIC,
one of our original Indiana speakers, Katie Siek, will return as a keynote from University of Colorado at Boulder."
- Gloria Townsend, DePauw University
Founder, Grace Hopper Regional Celebrations Project
"Come and join us for the second Carolinas Women in Computing conference to be held in South Carolina's capital city, Columbia,
SC. Modeled after the International Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing conference, CWIC is a low-cost, regional
conference providing similar professional and social support, but closer to home!"
- Madeleine Schep, Columbia College and Paige Meeker, Presbyterian College
"We are so excited to celebrate, share information and support the women in computing here in the tri-state area. Young women
who have experienced isolation in this field can now meet mentors and peers who share experiences and aspirations for future
collaborations. We welcome you to our second celebration here in beautiful western Kentucky!"
- Brenda Wilson, Murray State University
"This regional meeting…will bring together students, faculty, and technology leaders from across Minnesota and
neighboring states to discuss the role of women in today's computing and technology fields, share experiences and strategies for
success, and explore issues common to women working in these fields."
- Maria Gini, University of Minnesota
"CAPWIC is an exciting opportunity to bring together women in computing in the area surrounding our nation's capitol. The 2012 theme is Team Up for Success. We will be celebrating women working together to excel in computing. Come join us to learn, connect and explore new opportunities."
- Lorraine M. Parker, Virginia Commonwealth University
"We are thrilled to be hosting CWIC-SoCal, the first Celebration of Women in Computing in southern California, a continuing and
growing hotbed of the computing industry. We strive to build a community of young women and potential mentors in the region,
fostering new support relationships along with igniting new collaborations."
- Debra Richardson, University of California–Irvine
"RMCWIC will provide a unique opportunity for technical women from Colorado and neighboring states to come together to share experiences and strategies for success."
- Anke Kamrath, National Center for Atmospheric Research and Michelle Strout, Colorado State University


![]() Madeleine Schep |
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![]() Anke Kamrath |
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