CUWiP a yearly event which aims to assist UG women who study physics took place at Temple University this past weekend. The Princeton Women in Physics were there along with our Department Chair, Professor Verlinde. pic.twitter.com/96dbiUWMVU

— PrincetonPhysics (@PrincetonPhys) January 21, 2020

#cuwip2020 The Grad Opportunities Fair at @TempleUniv is in full swing! #WomeninSTEM pic.twitter.com/SuhgramgGi

— Princeton Women in Physics (@princetonwip) January 19, 2020

#cuwip2020 @PPPL grad students Laura and Sierra demonstrate the Van der Graaf generator and the Tesla coil for students at @TempleUniv! @zhx94 pic.twitter.com/gf0VciEx1X

— Princeton Women in Physics (@princetonwip) January 19, 2020

#cuwip2020 @EPrinceton grad student Anjali and @pccm_mrsec postdoc Christie meet students at @TempleUniv!! #WomenInSTEM pic.twitter.com/4RZm9jcGnU

— Princeton Women in Physics (@princetonwip) January 19, 2020

Demos and student engagement! We loved #CUWiP2019 until next year!!! pic.twitter.com/EwapNlSFrF

— Vanessa Gonzalez-Perez, PhD (@VgpPr) January 20, 2019

Great seeing future physicists from the APS Conference for Undergraduate Women in Physics #CUWiP tour @PPPLab! pic.twitter.com/2wdDwwETzU

— Jeanne Jackson DeVoe (@DeVoeJjackson) January 18, 2019

At last Fri's @PPPLab Young Women's Conference, volunteers showed optics demos such as IR cameras and optic fibers to over a hundred girls in Grades 7-10. Many thanks to @PrincetonPhys Kasey Wagoner and Dr. Katerina Visnjic for their support- we had a blast! #ywc2019 @PPPLsSciEd pic.twitter.com/Xsj8tyWq7j

— Princeton Women in Physics (@princetonwip) March 25, 2019

Today @Princeton – The Young Women’s Conference in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics introduces middle-school and high-school aged girls to women scientists and engineers #WomeninSTEM pic.twitter.com/GiDlp0MP3V

— PPPL (@PPPLab) May 21, 2018

#WomenInSTEM at Young Women's Conference! pic.twitter.com/7xq1w0xiKn

— PPPL's Science Ed (@PPPLsSciEd) May 21, 2018