MVCC Women in Science and Engineering (WISE)

💜 Celebrating International Women’s Day! 💜

On Monday the 9th, our students came together to recognize International Women’s Day.

Through the campaign, these students committed to forging a more inclusive, respectful, and empowering world for women and girls.

Ada Lovelace studied Charles Babbage’s proposed Analytical Engine, a machine that was never built, and imagined how it could follow a sequence of instructions to solve complex problems. She used mathematics to write what’s now considered the first computer algorithm, more than 100 years before modern computers existed.

Let’s tackle finals together! 💪🔬
Join WISE this Thursday, December 11th, from 10–2 in ACC 116 for our Study Party.

STEM faculty will be on hand to help, and there’s free food provided by the MVCC Future Engineers Club and Student Congress.

Come study, ask questions, and get ready to finish strong!

That’s a wrap on Mole Day! Molenium and the mini moles had a mol-velous time.

Stay curious!

🧪 Happy Mole Day! 🎉
Celebrate Mole Day with WISE today! Join us for tie-dye (bring your own shirt!), a scavenger hunt, and a chance to win prizes like stickers, gift cards, and a mole plushie!

📍 Starts in AB Lobby | 🗓️ October 23rd | ⏰ 11:30 AM – 3 PM

💡 What’s Mole Day?
It’s a chemistry celebration held every 10/23 to honor Avogadro’s number (6.022 × 10²³), the number of particles in one mole!

Check out which species are winning March Mammal Madness here!

LibGuides: March Mammal Madness: Tournament Results The official location for March Mammal Madness tournament information and resources! If you're learning, you're winning!

We celebrated International Women's Day yesterday on campus. Check out our story to see some of the great pictures we got of students, staff, and faculty promoting women's equality

WISE sponsored March Mammal Madness!!
Greetings!

The Women In Science and Engineering (WISE) are promoting a fun, educational event this month: The March Mammal Madness tournament!

This tournament asks the questions ‘What Would Happen? Who Will Win?’ when two “combatants” encounter each other in the wild in a four division, single elimination tournament. This is a fun opportunity to learn a bit about some of earth’s most fascinating organisms.



If you are interested in participating, you can review a quick guide to the rules, download the 2025 bracket, and submit a picture of your filled out bracket here:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1dBDFT6bwBoyzIlppdJyqyI2d0M2aERCa?usp=sharing

You will need to download and print your bracket. Fill it in with pen or pencil, and submit a picture of your completed bracket.



Additional information can be found on the MMM website: https://libguides.asu.edu/MarchMammalMadness



The first “combat” is Monday, March 10th. If you would like WISE to track and score your bracket to be in competition for a grand prize (candy), submit your bracket to the folder linked above by Sunday, March 9th.

March Mammal Madness - Google Drive

Shout out to a couple of our STEM majors Ta Eh La and Matthew Benjamin who presented today during MVCC's Honors Research Symposium. Ta presented in his research of chlorine alternatives as pool treatments and Matthew discussed forest fire prevention

We had a great turnout for our WISE end of the year study session. Thank you too the future engineers club for sponsoring our event!