Westinghouse Women in Nuclear, or W-WIN, is an association of Westinghouse Electric Company employees, focusing on women who are working to:

• promote an environment that supports leadership development of women in Westinghouse;
  
  
• establish a framework within Westinghouse and nuclear utilities through which women can further their professional development, to include but not limited to networking with customers in the industry and mentoring women; and
  
  
• promote public awareness about facts on nuclear energy and the nuclear industry and promote career interest in engineering and nuclear technologies.

Through its Women In Nuclear (WIN) chapter, Westinghouse Electric Company offers a $2,500 scholarship to a female high school senior graduating in the spring from a Pittsburgh area school. The candidate must intend to pursue a Bachelor’s degree in engineering, mathematics, or physical sciences at an accredited college or university.

Check this page in early 2012 for information about how to apply for the 2012 Westinghouse Women in Nuclear Scholarship

Westinghouse employees in the United States and around the World are involved in Women in Nuclear.

To learn more about Westinghouse Women In Nuclear, send an email to Kelly Semanco at semanck@westinghouse.com.