Alpha Omega Epsilon (AOE)
Alpha Omega Epsilon is a national professional and social women’s engineering sorority that works to promote ideals and objectives to further the advancement of women in engineering. The AOE chapter at USC has been part of the Viterbi community since 1996.
Spring 2008 Executive Board
Lily Aung, President
Jennifer Louie, Vice President
Jeannette Guarriello, Secretary
Jessica Lin, Treasurer
Kat Stater, Membership Educator
Committee Chairs
Erin Daniel, Formal
Sara Justin, Fundraising
Sarah Ferguson, Historian
Tiffany Schallert, Merchandise
Lily Aung, Newsletter
Annika Nordlund, Philanthropy
Lily Aung, Professional
Jeannette Guarriello, Risk Management
Sarah Ferguson, Sisterhood
Arwen Wyatt-Mair, Social
Jennifer Louie, Web
The Society of Women Engineers (SWE)
The Society of Women Engineers is a national organization that promotes awareness and the advancement of women in engineering. The USC SWE chapter coordinates programs to support these goals, as well as to support each other as they pursue their engineering degrees. SWE events range from yoga classes to the Date Auction, held annually in conjunction with E Week.
2007-2008 SWE Executive Board
Farzana Ansari, VP of Community Affairs
LauraLee Brown, Secretary
Stephanie Herzog, Corporate Outreach Chair
L.J. Ho, Historian
Penny Ishizuka, Treasurer
Mary Ann Jawili, Webmistress
Ann Junn, VP of Student Affairs
Amy Lin, President
Mystie McCormick, WSA Liaison
Jaimie Murayama, VP of Corporate Affairs
Debbi Ngai, Assistant Webmistress
Kelly Phillips, Treasurer
Sukrutha Raman, Graduate Liaison
Corporate Affairs Committee
Alana Fitz
Urmila Mahadev
Sarah Norgaard
Community Affairs Committee
Jessica Kofold
Robyn Strumpf
Ginger Slack
Student Affairs Committee
Sarah Straus
Robin Hartman
Sapna Shah
Tina Chou
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Who: Barbara McClintock
What: One of pioneers in the field of bioengineering, worked in genetics at Cornell University and had major research breakthroughs. McClintock's success irked male peers and she was fired, however, she continued her work in genetics and was awarded the Nobel Prize.
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