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The Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) track of the Women's Technology program was offered from 2002 - 2022. The program has been on hiatus since the retirement of long time WTP Director and EECS Track Coordinator, Cynthia Skier.
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Summer 2022 Instructors| Tutors and Program Facilitator | We are all eager to meet the summer 2022 WTP-EECS students! If you have questions, we request that you email wtp-eecs@mit.edu. Instructors
Hey all! I’m a rising third year PhD student in electrical engineering at MIT, where I research organic solar cells. Outside of research, I’m usually working on at least one side project in international development/co-design. Some of the countries that I’ve had projects in are Morocco, Kenya, India, and Colombia, and I’m always happy to share stories. In my free time, I enjoy cooking/baking, chilling with my cat, and traveling to see friends. I’m excited to get to you know all this summer and build some cool EE projects! .
Hi! I just completed my MEng at MIT, researching applications of machine learning to high-energy particle physics. As an undergrad, I double majored in 6-2 (EECS) and 8 (physics). In my free time, I enjoy coding personal projects and creating YouTube videos, which I hope will inspire more people to pursue STEM! Other things I like include: dogs, sunsets, ice skating, poker, crypto, and EDM. I’m excited to meet everyone and introduce you all to the wonderful world of Python :)
Tutors and Program Facilitator Tutors assist the WTP-EECS Instructors in the online classrooms and are eager to help students with homework and projects. The Program Faciitator assits the Director with overall WTP-EECS operations and activities. Tutors and the Program Facilitator are all current female MIT or Wellesley students or recent graduates. They are great sources of information about about their college experiences and majors. They help build a supportive, collaborative community and lead fun social activities outside of class time.
MIT Class of 2024
Chloe Shi Wellesley College
MIT Class of 2023
Hi everyone! I'm a rising senior majoring in mathematics and minoring in Spanish. I hope to teach high school math and computer science after graduation and eventually earn a Ph.D. in curriculum development or mathematics education. I was a WTP-ME student when I was in high school, and that's how I fell in love with MIT! I enjoy playing piano, painting/drawing, and baking in my free time, and I will spend my weekends during WTP hiking in Rocky Mountain National Park near my home in Fort Collins, CO. I'm so excited to meet all of you!
MIT Class of 2024
Hi everyone! I'm a soccer player, reader, runner, and hiker with a love of fashion. I'm interested in the many unexpected ways technology interacts with and affects society, and want to spend my studies and career promoting ethical considerations in the creation and use of AI in industry.
Jen Curtiss MIT Class of 2023
Hey everyone! I'm a rising senior in electrical engineering and computer science. This is my second year tutoring for WTP, and I’m also an alum of the program! I absolutely love video games (especially anything Nintendo) and spend most of my free time playing games with friends (including fellow EE tutor Chloe)! I also greatly enjoy playing board games, reading, making friendship bracelets, and traveling! I'm looking forward to this summer and getting to meet you all!
MIT Class of 2024
Hello everyone! I'm a rising junior at MIT majoring in Aerospace Engineering and minoring in Computer Science. In my free time, I love reading, trying new foods around Boston and experiencing new cultures and languages. I am a huge Marvel fan as well as anything sci-fi and have dabbled in some videogames myself. I look forward to spending this summer with you all, share out interests and learn together!
Oomi Pammit MIT Class of 2023
MIT Class of 2022
Zoe Gotthold MIT Class of 2024
Hello y’all! My name is Zoe and I’m a rising Junior at MIT, studying biology and computer science. My major interest is in infectious disease, and my goal is to work as a virologist, or maybe as a biology teacher! In my free time, I really enjoy playing the bassoon, watching TV (some of my recent favorites include Bojack Horseman and Brooklyn 99), and getting various caffeinated drinks with my friends. Additionally, I am the penguin girl, and would love to talk about anything penguin-related with anyone!
Former WTP Director and WTP-EECS Track Coordinator
Cynthia Skier
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