Finding Community: Women in Engineering, Computing, and Technology

Find your place and your people.
Join us for an afternoon of connection and discovery following the Accepted Student Open House as you explore the vibrant community and the unique opportunities awaiting you within our engineering, computing, and technology programs.

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  • Dates: Saturday, March 28, 2026 & Saturday, April 11, 2026
  • Time: 3:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
  • Location: Cybersecurity Building


This collaborative event is hosted by Women in Engineering, Women in Computing, and Women in Technology in conjunction with Accepted Student Open House. This event is open to all accepted students regardless of gender identity. We invite everyone to learn more about the experience of women in STEM and the support systems available on our campus.

Register for the Finding Community Event:

register for the open house on March 28

register for the finding community event on April 11

Use your RIT admissions login credentials

Schedule

Time Student Program Parent & Guest Program
3:00 p.m. Check-in & Mingling: Meet current student leaders over light refreshments.
3:30 p.m. Welcome Panel: Student leader Q&A session
4:15 p.m. College Breakouts: Scavenger hunt and college-based hands-on activities Parent Networking: Casual conversation with current students
4:45 p.m. College Breakout sessions continue Parent Program Concludes: Parents/Guests are free for the evening
6:00 p.m. Social Hour: Pizza, salad, and crafts with your future classmates --
7:00 p.m. Pick-Up & Departure Pick-Up

 

  Important Notes: 

  • Early Departure: We understand schedules vary; if you need to leave before 7:00 PM, please notify staff at the check-in desk.
  • Dietary Needs: Pizza and salad will be served during the social hour. Please indicate any dietary restrictions or allergies on your registration form.

Meet Our Student Organizations

Our community is built on the collaboration of three distinct groups dedicated to supporting students in STEM.

Women in Engineering

Women in Engineering focuses on empowering students across all engineering disciplines. Through mentorship and professional development, Women in Engineering prepares students for leadership roles within the engineering professions. 

 

Women in Computing

From software development to cybersecurity, Women in Computing creates a space for students to explore the digital frontier. Our members benefit from peer-to-peer coding support, hackathons, and networking with industry tech companies.

 

Women in Technology

Women in Technology bridges the gap between technical skill and leadership. This group focuses on the applied sciences and the evolution of technology in the modern workforce, fostering a community of leaders ready to establish the future of industry.

 

  • group of student with R I T shirts on and smiling for a group picture
  • three students working together on a car
  • four students typing on their computers at a hackathon
  • group of students posing in front of table for college of engineering technology
  • Students working on a jigsaw puzzle together
  • Group of students taking a selfie together
  • student in Women in Computing jacket
  • two students at a hackathon
  • group of students talking around a table
  • large group of more than 20 students posing for a group photo
  • group of students participating in a hackathon
  • students with cards attached to their heads for the game heads up
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Contact

If you have questions regarding the schedule, accommodations, or registration, please reach out to us.

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