Zoom image: WiSE and shine Students in the Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE) program gathered last week for a breakfast meeting to discuss the idea of embracing progress, not perfection. Leading the discussion were WiSE alumnae (from left) Saleha Mir (neuroscience, '23), a medic in the U.S. Air Force and AmeriCorps VISTA member at the RAHAMA nonprofit, and Amy Faville (mechanical engineering, '21), a key product development engineer at Fisher-Price. Photo: Sarah D'Iorio WiSE and shine Students in the Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE) program gathered last week for a breakfast meeting to discuss the idea of embracing progress, not perfection. Leading the discussion were WiSE alumnae (from left) Saleha Mir (neuroscience, '23), a medic in the U.S. Air Force and AmeriCorps VISTA member at the RAHAMA nonprofit, and Amy Faville (mechanical engineering, '21), a key product development engineer at Fisher-Price. Photo: Sarah D'Iorio

WiSE and shine

Students in the Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE) program gathered last week for a breakfast meeting to discuss the idea of embracing progress, not perfection. Leading the discussion were WiSE alumnae (from left) Saleha Mir (neuroscience, '23), a medic in the U.S. Air Force and AmeriCorps VISTA member at the RAHAMA nonprofit, and Amy Faville (mechanical engineering, '21), a key product development engineer at Fisher-Price. Photo: Sarah D'Iorio

Published October 30, 2023