WELCOME

Welcome to the Ontario Network of Women in Engineering (ONWiE) website!

I am a faculty member with the Department of Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering at the University of Waterloo and I feel privileged to have been chosen as the ONWiE chair in July 2013 for a five-year term.

Here is what you can find out and do on this site:

»  Learn about outreach programs we run
»  Find out what engineering is and what engineers do in their careers
»  Explore engineering programs you can study in Ontario
»  Meet engineering ambassadors who can help answer your questions
»  See statistics about women in engineering in Ontario and Canada
»  Discover more about ONWiE and what we do

We need more women in engineering to identify and solve tomorrow's engineering challenges and hope that this website will be inspiring and informative for you.

Mary Wells
Chair - ONWiE

Go ENG Girl registrations are now open

As we have upgraded our Registration system, here are some guidelines to register on the new system:

Visit the Registration site (button below the guidelines)

1. Click on the Go ENG Girl logo
2. Select the province
3. Choose the location you would like to attend
4. Click on ‘register’
5. Complete the form (all fields)
6. Click on ‘complete registration’
7. You will be brought to the events details page, where the details of your location will have been published
8. Above the map there will be a section for event resources, and you can download documents or view videos for your information.  This section will include the permission form which you can download and complete.
9. A confirmation email will be sent to you.

If there are problems logging into the new registration site, please email us.

You can log in again, with your name and password, to register for our other programs in future.

Video promoting Women in Engineering

We are very excited to share our new ONWiE video which showcases girls impressions of the different professions and some fantastic women engineers.

Questions? 

Please contact the Coordinator, Rohini Wittke