CAPWIC 2012

Capitol Region Celebration of Women in Computing

April 13 – 14, 2012

"CAPWIC is an exciting opportunity to bring together women in computing in the area surrounding our nation's capitol. The 2012 theme is Team Up for Success. We will be celebrating women working together to excel in computing. Come join us to learn, connect and explore new opportunities."
- Lorraine M. Parker, Virginia Commonwealth University

NWRWIC 2012

Northwest Regional Women in Computing Celebration

April 14, 2012

"The Northwest Regional Women in Computing conference will provide an exciting link between the Grace Hopper Regional Consortium and the National Center for Women & IT Aspirations Awards for high school girls. A large number of young girls will attend the conference—a fact that is so important to increasing the eventual number of female college computing majors."
- Gloria Townsend, Founder, Grace Hopper Regional Celebrations Project

CWIC-SoCal 2012

Southern California Celebration of Women in Computing

April 14 – 15, 2012

"We are thrilled to be hosting CWIC-SoCal, the first Celebration of Women in Computing in southern California, a continuing and growing hotbed of the computing industry. We strive to build a community of young women and potential mentors in the region, fostering new support relationships along with igniting new collaborations."
- Debra Richardson, University of California–Irvine

NZ_OzWIT 2012

Inaugural NZ_OzWIT Conference/12th Australian Women in IT Conference

October 10 – 12, 2012

"We invite you to visit beautiful Christchurch, New Zealand to celebrate, inform, share, community-build, and re-energise those involved in the recruitment and retention of women in computing."
- Annemieke Craig, Deakin University and Catherine Lang, Swinburne University

RMCWIC 2012

Rocky Mountain Celebration of Women in Computing

November 1 – 2, 2012

"RMCWIC will provide a unique opportunity for technical women from Colorado and neighboring states to come together to share experiences and strategies for success."
- Anke Kamrath, National Center for Atmospheric Research and Michelle Strout, Colorado State University