Stevens Lore-El Center for Women's Leadership

Celebrate the accomplishments and journeys of the class of 2026 women leaders at the annual Lore-El Graduation! Enjoy dinner, photo booth, pinning ceremony and bouquet making. All students, faculty and staff are invited to celebrate our seniors!

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People of all identities are welcome to participate. Stevens does not discriminate against any person on the basis of s*x, race, religion, disability, s*xual orientation or gender expression, or any other basis prohibited by law.

Thank you so much to everyone who came to Still We Rise’s Galentine’s Day event! We hope you enjoyed your bouquets and the activities!! Stay tuned for more events for Women’s History Month!

Still We Rise is a safe space grounded in resilience and rising in unity. It creates a meaningful environment for its members, aiding in their social, mental, and professional development. This space focuses on celebrating and highlighting Black women and femmes, but is not limited nor exclusive to those groups. Founded by students, this initiative is supported by the Black Student Union, National Society of Black Engineers and the Office of Student Culture and Belonging. All are welcome and encouraged to attend.

Celebrate Women’s HERstory Month this March with an array of engaging events! The 2026 theme, selected by the National Women’s History Alliance, is “Leading the Change: Women Shaping a Sustainable Future”. This theme focuses on women leading sustainability efforts across environmental, economic, and social justice, emphasizing long-term, intergenerational, and community-resilient change.

People of all identities are welcome to participate. Stevens does not discriminate against any person on the basis of s*x, race, religion, disability, s*xual orientation or gender expression, or any other basis prohibited by law.

Mia Vellon ‘22 is a graduate of Stevens Institute of Technology and the founder of Iridescent Money, a financial coaching practice dedicated to helping young professionals build confidence and clarity around their finances.
After losing both her parents as a teen, Mia became an independent student and learned how to navigate money on her own. That experience shaped her passion for financial literacy and long-term investing. Through intentional saving and investing strategies, she is now on track for early retirement and is committed to helping others build wealth.

Kick-off our March celebrations of Women’s HERstory Month with a focus on period poverty and service. All are welcome to join Menstrual Equity and Kit Making on Tuesday, March 3 from 5-6 p.m. in the UCC Student Commons (2nd Floor). Help make menstrual hygiene kits to donate to local organizations supporting women in need.

Join Still We Rise for our final event before finals!! Make your own perfume, get face masks, and enjoy snacks! Have a relaxing time this Wednesday and have fun! All our welcome to join us! 🧖🧖‍♀️✨

Babbio 319
Dec 3rd @ 5PM
BE THEREEE💜

Thank you to everyone who came to the last Still We Rise event! We had so much fun making marshmallow towers and doing challenges! We hope to see you at our final event this week! 😊

ALL ARE WELCOME! Join our mentors and mentees for team challenges and Chipotle! May the best team win!🏆
If you don’t have a mentor or mentees you will be added to a team!

Still We Rise is an initiative focused on celebrating Black women and femmes, with regularly scheduled facilitated discussions, personal sharing and networking, leadership and professional development, and information and resource sharing. Founded by students, this initiative is supported by the Black Student Union, National Society of Black Engineers and the Office of Student Culture and Belonging. All are welcome.

ALL ARE WELCOME! Join our mentors and mentees for team challenges and Chipotle! May the best team win!

If you don’t have a mentor or mentees you will be added to a team!

Still We Rise is an initiative focused on celebrating Black women and femmes, with regularly scheduled facilitated discussions, personal sharing and networking, leadership and professional development, and information and resource sharing. Founded by students, this initiative is supported by the Black Student Union, National Society of Black Engineers and the Office of Student Culture and Belonging. All are welcome.