Programs

ATW supports women and men worldwide who share the common interests of empowering women in technology, increasing the number of women in executive roles and encouraging women and girls to enter technology fields. The Dallas chapter offers the following programs in support of our mission:

Monthly Meetings
Our chapter meetings alternate each month between networking programs and speaker programs on the topics of technology and professional development. At each one of the personal/professional growth events, ATW Dallas Chapter sponsors the Quick Start Connection Corner. Learn More.

Executive Leadership Forum
Executive Leadership programs are designed to appeal to high-level executives by offering events and programs in a close-community format to promote women in executive technology roles. Learn More.

GREAT MINDS™
GREAT MINDS™ Committee Members help young girls become interested in technology. The GREAT MINDS™ Program bridges the gap between industry and schools (students, educators and parents) by establishing community programs and groups focused on reaching out to young girls. Learn More.

For GREAT MINDSTM Volunteers, please see Volunteer Guide file and Table of Contents and Links document. All volunteers need to read and sign these forms regarding the GM Volunteer Code of Conduct and the ATW Confidentiality Agreement. Please remember to register to be a volunteer at the school districts you are working with in Plano. You can do so by going to the following:

Plano ISD: http://www.pisd.edu/about.us/partners.volunteers/volunteer.application.shtml

The Dallas ISD volunteers will need this criminal background check form.

Mentor Program
The ATW Mentor Program offers members the opportunity to be a mentor or a mentee to another ATW member. Mentees are matched with a mentor and identify 2 or 3 skills or areas they wish to develop. The mentor then guides the mentee through the development of these skills. The program also offers informal mentoring events. Learn More.