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Yes, I know of them, I used to be a member when I was in
college but have since lost contact. I am also a member of
SWE (Society of Women Engineers) and I seem to remember
seeing an ad in the SWE magazine for WISE. When I get home,
I'll look and see if I still have a copy of the magazine and
see if I can find you an address or something.
WISE is a very good organization...They have lots of seminars
and classes to promote women in the sciences and engineering.
I was very impressed with their organization...I'll see what
I can find out for you!
kathy
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| For General Info ...
If you're hot to find a particular association,
either by name or by area of interest, pop into
the reference section of any sizeable library and
consult:
The Index of Associations
It's an annual I found at the Fitchburg Massachusetts
public library. It gives contact info, membership fees,
and a few sentences about the purpose of the association.
It lists *thousands* of associations ... biggies like the
American Association for the Advancement of Science and
the National Organization of Women. It also lists associations
for interest groups such as:
ex-vaudeville performers and producers
opera fans
opera professionals
cigar smokers
women billiard players of America
professional baseball managers
the Ralph Cramden Society
professional cartoonists
industrial designers
PS The last issue I consulted gave an out-of-date
address for the Association of Women in Comedy,
organized by Robin Tyler. If any noter has info
on Tyler's current doings or the organization,
I'd appreciate hearing about it. Meigs
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