Congratulations and Welcome to our 2019 Officers! 

President: Sarah Pawloski
My name is Sarah Pawlowski, I am a Junior Civil and Environmental Engineering Major. I have been involved in SWE since my freshman year and I originally became involved with SWE because my mom told me that it would be a good experience to join a professional society. I am so grateful that she did, because I have had countless incredible opportunities to develop professionally such as attending the Annual Society Conference as well as being a part of the SWE Future Leader Program FY18.

Vice President: Brianna Swanson
​My name is Brianna Swanson and I am a Sophomore Chemical Engineering major. I joined SWE because I wanted to be a part of a society that empowers young women in the STEM fields and to make new friends. I also was excited to expand my professional network and gain leadership experience & skills. Being a part of SWE has been and continues to be a very fun and valuable experience.

Secretary: Laura Koba 
​My name is Laura Koba. I am a Junior Chemical Engineering Major with minors in Mathematics and Biomedical Engineering. I joined SWE because it seemed like a great way to meet like-minded people and to promote engineering and scientific vocations to girls. Within my time as a SWE member I have gained a network of support from an amazing group of people, developed professionally, and cultivated my experience as a leader. I have gained such valuable experiences begin a part of Clarkson's section of SWE.

Treasurer: Cassidy O'Brien
My name is Cassidy O'Brien and I am currently the treasurer of SWE and previously was the fundraising chair. I'm a Junior Civil Engineering major with structural and architectural concentrations. I joined SWE my freshman year for a couple of reasons: number one, my mom was the both the treasurer and vice president of the Clarkson SWE section when she was here, and attended two national conferences! She always said how awesome it was and encouraged me to join. Secondly, I thought it was great that the girls in SWE were always so inclusive and had a lot going on. It's been great to meet new girls and get a ton of experience with professional development, outreach, and more.

Professor Development Chair: Lexie Stoyell
Hello! My name is Lexington Stoyell and I am one of the Co-Chairs of Professional Development! I am a Junior majoring in Electrical Engineering and minoring in Mathematics. I really enjoy the support and empowerment that one gets from being a part of the Society of Women Engineers, both within our own chapter and on the national level. 

Outreach Chair: Emma Mintz
My name is Emma Mintz, and I am the new Outreach Chair for Society of Women Engineers! I am a Junior, and I am pursuing a major in Chemical Engineering and a minor in Project Management. I joined SWE because I wanted to be part of an organization whose focus is on supporting women in STEM. SWE offers its members so many opportunities in terms of networking, leadership, and development as a professional and as a person. The group has a strong message, and it is a great place to learn and meet some amazing people! 

Recruitment Chair: Kristen Printup
My name is Kristen Printup and I am a Sophomore Software Engineering Major and Mathematics Minor. I joined SWE because of the several opportunities it offers me to grow professionally, while being able to meet so many amazing people with similar interests. I love being part of such a close-knit community who supports women in STEM fields and, as the Recruitment Chair, promoting SWE to both prospective and current students is something that I have really come to enjoy the most!

Publicity Chair: Carolanne Switzer
My name is Carolanne Switzer, I am a Sophomore Chemical Engineering student. I joined SWE my freshman year because I wanted to be able to enhance my career through networking. I was eager to join a supportive group and be able to get involved in different events on campus. I was able to attend the national SWE conference and make many friends through it. I look forward to being able to take on a greater role in SWE.

Membership Chair: Catherine Way
My name is Catherine Way and I am a Sophomore Civil and Environmental Engineering major. I joined SWE the fall semester of my freshman year at Clarkson. Before I started school here, I attended the open house and accepted students day and both times I visited the SWE table. After those visits, I knew that I wanted to get involved with the group. SWE is a wonderful place to meet people who will support you and help you grow here at Clarkson. I joined SWE to meet other people who are interested in supporting others here and to help me grow professionally. I’m very grateful for this organization as it has helped me learn skills that I know will be a huge part of my life on campus and in the real world, as well as provide me with so many opportunities that I wouldn’t have gotten elsewhere. 

Fundraising Chair: Allison Ryan 
My name is Allison, and I am a Sophomore Electrical Engineering student here at Clarkson. I joined SWE because I wanted to have a community of female engineers that would support and mentor me as I went through my degree. It seemed like a great way to get involved on campus and make connections.
 



​Conference Chair: Cassie Mondello 












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Sophomore Representative: Hope Woodruff
Hi! My name is Hope Woodruff and I am a sophomore. I am majoring in Chemical Engineering. I joined SWE my freshman year because I want to be involved in campus activities and honestly it was one of my best decisions I've ever made. SWE provides young women with so many amazing opportunities, and I am so glad to be a part of this organization.
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Freshman Representative: Kara Smeltz
I joined SWE because I really liked the idea of an organization that supports females in STEM. As a Freshman Chemical Engineering major, I felt that becoming a member of SWE would provide a community unlike any other available at Clarkson. 





Adviser: Jan DeWaters
Jan received her PhD at Clarkson University in 2011 and is now a professor at Clarkson. She teaches introductory courses on energy issues and energy systems, and is part of the development team for Clarkson’s First Year Engineering/Interdisciplinary course, “Engineering and Society.” 




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SWE Counselor: Jordan LeClair
Jordan graduated from Clarkson in 2015 with a BS in Civil Engineering with structural and architectural concentrations. She now works as a design engineer for Fort Miller in Greenwich, NY. At Clarkson, Jordan served as Treasurer and President of the Clarkson University SWE section. She is now a professional member of the NYS Capital District SWE section where she serves are Communications Director.