Women Improving Construction and the Industry: Mentorship / Camp NAWIC 

Please join us for Women Improving Construction and the Industry on Tuesday, June 26 from 5:30PM - 8:00PM at the Embassy Suites Anaheim-North.

JOIN US AS WE CONTINUE OUR 2018 SERIES
WOMEN IMPROVING CONSTRUCTION AND THE INDUSTRY

as we welcome this month's presenters

John Puckett, Lead Instructor & Lynne MacVean, Coordinator

 Camp NAWIC Construction Camp for High School Girls

This month's meeting is scheduled on Tuesday, June 26, at 5:30PM at our regular location at the Embassy Suites Anaheim-North located at 3100 E Frontera St, Anaheim.

You've heard us talk about it, you've helped with fundraising efforts for it, and maybe even participated as a volunteer or instructor, but do you really know and understand the impact of Camp NAWIC on its attendees? Join us this month for a better understanding of Camp and how it is nurturing the next generation of construction leaders. Camp instructor John Puckett will share his insights with us.

• Camp NAWIC provides a supportive and nurturing environment for high school girls to explore and develop basic skills in construction and safety areas such as of carpentry, electrical, plumbing, sheet metal, landscaping, geology, concrete, and tile.
• Camp NAWIC offers high school girls a gender-neutral environment to learn and practice new skills.
• Camp NAWIC develops greater self-confidence and better self esteem for girls who tackle challenging projects and successfully complete them.
• Camp NAWIC develops a safety-first attitude and “we can do it” mind set via the safety and history of women in construction seminars on the opening day of camp.
• Camp NAWIC introduces high school girls to women role models who have achieved success in all areas of construction from tradeswomen to engineers, architects to accountants, project superintendents, supervisors and business owners to clerical support. The girls learn there is room in the construction industry for their dreams to come true.
• Camp NAWIC introduces students to valuable college, programs, trade programs and careers.

This year's project is a Tiny House being donated to Turning Point River Haven Community in Ventura, alongside another tiny house constructed by NAWIC Ventura County Chapter #139. Both tiny houses are being donated in honor of MaryEllen Ledbetter, past NAWIC National President: "A Place for ME" and "A Place for ME2".

Please join us this month to learn more about Camp NAWIC's impact and how a week's worth of mentorship can make a lasting impact!

Networking     5:30-6:00 PM 

Dinner will begin at 6:00 PM

$38  Members (before 6/21/18)

$48  Guests / Member Late Registration