Women in Aerospace
provides programs, professional development, conferences, networking opportunities and annual awards for the aerospace community.
Mission & Vision |
Women in Aerospace (WIA) is dedicated to increasing the leadership capabilities and visibility of women in the aerospace community. We acknowledge and promote innovative individuals who strive to advance the aerospace industry as a whole. Our membership, comprised of both women and men, share a passion for a broad spectrum of aerospace issues. These include human space flight, aviation, remote sensing, satellite communications, robotic space exploration, and the policy issues surrounding these fields, among others. |
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About Us
Since 1985, WIA continues to be met with overwhelming success. With over 2000 members and over 80 corporate, non-profit, and academic partners, WIA has grown into the vibrant, trendsetting organization it is today.
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Program Series
Each year WIA brings together key leaders an innovators in the aerospace industry for impactful and engaging sessions relevant to the future of the industry.
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Awards Ceremony
At the Annual Awards Ceremony & Dinner, WIA honors distinguished individuals for their dedication, passion, and significant impact in the aerospace industry.
Attend the BanquetChair’s Corner
Rebecca Keiser, Chair
Office of International Science and Engineering
As summer 2019 comes to a close and we look forward to the all of the fresh new beginnings that fall has to offer, I am excited to rejoin our corporate and individual members in continuing the great work we do for our industry.
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Latest News
2019 WIA Award Winners
First Female Chancellor at ISU
The International Space University (ISU) appointed Prof. Pascale Ehrenfreund to be its new and first female Chancellor