WELCOME TO THE ONTARIO NETWORK OF WOMEN IN ENGINEERING (ONWIE) WEBSITE!

 

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number of women enrolled in engineering across Ontario in 2017 (compared to 25,927 men)

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women enrolled in 1st year engineering in 2017 across Ontario

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professional engineers that are women across Ontario

 

PROGRAMMING THAT BRINGS OUT YOUR BEST

Program volunteers are typically female engineering students and engineering professionals who are passionate about what they do!

Testimonials

I see that engineers play big part in everything in the world

York University Go ENG Girl Participant

Ontario Network of Women in Engineering
2018-08-15T16:48:55-04:00

York University Go ENG Girl Participant

I see that engineers play big part in everything in the world

I now think that engineers use their resources, problem solving skills, and their knowledge to build solutions for problems

University of Waterloo Go ENG Girl participant

Ontario Network of Women in Engineering
2018-08-15T16:48:08-04:00

University of Waterloo Go ENG Girl participant

I now think that engineers use their resources, problem solving skills, and their knowledge to build solutions for problems

It was really fun and I met new people, there was lots of team building.

UOIT Go ENG Girl Participant

Ontario Network of Women in Engineering
2018-08-15T16:42:58-04:00

UOIT Go ENG Girl Participant

It was really fun and I met new people, there was lots of team building.

I really enjoyed the experience. Please thank all the students who participated and shared their story, it was wonderful to hear that such young people are actively sharing.

University of Toronto Go ENG Girl Parent Attendee

Ontario Network of Women in Engineering
2018-08-15T16:54:31-04:00

University of Toronto Go ENG Girl Parent Attendee

I really enjoyed the experience. Please thank all the students who participated and shared their story, it was wonderful to hear that such young people are actively sharing.

This is the third time my daughter attended Go Eng Girl. After the second time, she decided that she wants to go into Engineering, mainly for the problem-solving aspects.  This event is a tremendous success from my point of view.

University of Waterloo Go ENG Girl Parent Attendee

Ontario Network of Women in Engineering
2018-08-15T16:56:52-04:00

University of Waterloo Go ENG Girl Parent Attendee

This is the third time my daughter attended Go Eng Girl. After the second time, she decided that she wants to go into Engineering, mainly for the problem-solving aspects.  This event is a tremendous success from my point of view.

Engineers help people out, solving problems through a thoughtful process, and they're very creative with what they come out with

University of Toronto Go ENG Girl Participant

Ontario Network of Women in Engineering
2018-08-15T16:49:32-04:00

University of Toronto Go ENG Girl Participant

Engineers help people out, solving problems through a thoughtful process, and they're very creative with what they come out with

I believe that the events are amazing. I felt the panel of people that were invited are very open and informative. I also felt that the moderator  was very sincere and her willingness to help us and provide as much of information to help us in order for our child to succeed was amazing!!! The building of the tower with the other parents is very simple project but we realized that reality of how we actually work together in the "real" world (80% of negotiation and 20% of work)

York University Go Eng Girl Parent Attendee

Ontario Network of Women in Engineering
2018-08-15T16:58:44-04:00

York University Go Eng Girl Parent Attendee

I believe that the events are amazing. I felt the panel of people that were invited are very open and informative. I also felt that the moderator  was very sincere and her willingness to help us and provide as much of information to help us in order for our child to succeed was amazing!!! The building of the tower with the other parents is very simple project but we realized that reality of how we actually work together in the "real" world (80% of negotiation and 20% of work)