WE@UCLA
The UCLA Women in Engineering program, known as WE@UCLA, is an institutionalized student support program within the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science (HSSEAS) Dean’s office; run by full-time professional staff. There is no membership, it’s not a club, and the program is open to all UCLA Samueli students who support the mission.
Mission
The UCLA Women in Engineering program (WE@UCLA) is committed to enabling the full participation, success, and advancement of women in engineering and computer science. The program is open to all students who support this mission. WE@UCLA promotes an environment that enhances the personal and professional development of women, provides opportunities and resources to develop self-efficacy and leadership skills, and facilitates a rewarding career path after graduation.
Mission
The UCLA Women in Engineering program (WE@UCLA) is committed to enabling the full participation, success, and advancement of women in engineering and computer science. The program is open to all students who support this mission. WE@UCLA promotes an environment that enhances the personal and professional development of women, provides opportunities and resources to develop self-efficacy and leadership skills, and facilitates a rewarding career path after graduation.
Program Overview
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Engineering Change
At UCLA Samueli, we’re building a new kind of engineering school. Collaborative. Entrepreneurial. Fearless. With a dedication to excellence and a deeply held conviction that anything is possible. This dynamic, can-do attitude is in the DNA of our university – the #1 public university in the country. We make a difference. We solve the problems of the world.
WE Engineer Change.
Meet the Team
Audrey Pool O’Neal, Ph.D.
Director
Breann Branch, Ph.D.
Associate Director
Ashley Fletcher
Program Coordinator
Morolake Omoya, Ph.D. Candidate
Social Media Director
Director of WE@UCLA
“My job is to help our students understand the unique challenges women face in engineering and have the skills to meet them successfully.”
— Audrey Pool O’Neal, Ph.D.