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Local WoWE Chapters

If you are interested in networking with other wind energy professionals in your area, join one of our WoWE Chapters.  Click on the link below to contact the chairperson for your area. 

WoWE Mentoring Program

Women of Wind Energy is introducing a new mentoring program for women entering the wind energy industry, or those already in the industry who are interested in improving and advancing their careers.

Applications Now Being Accepted for the Rudd Mayer Memorial Sponsorship

Rudd Mayer Memorial Sponsorship to attend the WINDPOWER 2008 Conference & Exhibition
June 1 – 4, 2008
Houston, Texas

Applications for the 2008 Sponsorships are closed.  Applications for the 2009 Sponsorships will open in January, 2009.

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Become a Corporate Sponsor for the 2008 WoWE Annual Luncheon

It's time to consider your corporate sponsorship of this year's Women of Wind Industry Annual Luncheon being held on Tuesday, June 3, 2008 during WINDPOWER 2008.

Our lunch in 2007 was a tremendous success with more than 200 participants. We are planning for an even bigger crowd this year!

Click here to download the corporate sponsorship form.

Please contact Louise Nemmers Mageli at 612-870-3467 if you would like more information on the Luncheon or on making a donation to the other WoWE programs and activities.

South Dakota Wind Energy Resources

You can help bring wind energy to South Dakota and your community!

South Dakota has an amazing wind resource. In fact, South Dakota has the potential to produce more than one trillion kWh of electricity every year--that's enough to power almost a quarter of the entire country!

Resources for Schools

There are many resources to help schools interested in learning more about how they can participate in wind energy.

While every situation is different, one of the best things a school interested in wind can do is learn about what other schools have done, especially schools in their area. You can find pre-sorted search of school wind project case studies from our larger project database here.

You can find a pre-sorted list of resources specifically for schools (from our larger resource database) by clicking here, but keep in mind that school wind projects are simply community wind projects so our collection of resources for community wind projects will be helpful as well.

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