PTDN
Mission
The mission of PTDN is to
unite employers and professional organizations that share an ongoing
commitment to the enhanced recruitment, development, and retention
of diverse professionals and technical specialists.
Organization Partners
PTDN's member organizations
are referred to as "Organizational Partners" or
"Affiliates". Affiliates are recognized organizations
that promote and emphasize diversity in professional and technical
fields; attract experienced practitioners; and support ongoing
professional development through quality programs. Where both
professional and student chapters exist, the professional
chapter shall hold membership in PTDN. If no professional
chapter exists, the student chapter may become a PTDN affiliate.
American
Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) Hay-Gweed Chapter
www.seattleaises.org
AISES is a national, non-profit organization which nurtures
building of community by bridging science and technology with
traditional Native values. Through its educational programs,
AISES provides opportunities for American Indians and Native
Alaskans to pursue studies in science, engineering, business,
and other academic arenas.
Association
of Filipino American Engineers of Washington (AFEW) AFEW seeks to encourage
professional and social interaction among its members. It
raises community service and scholarship funds by organizing
regular social events. It fosters the professional development
of its members by sponsoring technical events and supporting
activities of the Puget Sound Engineering Council.
Contact: Rey Delansig, President
Phone: (425) 483-7521
E-mail: reyd@wabotting.com
Association
for Women in Computing (AWC) http://www.awcps.org
AWC is an all-volunteer association dedicated to promoting
the advancement of women in computing through networking and
professional development. Membership is open to all individuals
interested in information technology. Our members work in
a wide range of settings including industry, education, government,
non-profit, and consulting organizations. A broad range of
technical disciplines and experience levels are represented.
We offer special rates for full-time students, and award a
yearly scholarship.
Contact: Kathryn Warren, President
Chapter Hotline: (206) 781-7315
E-mail: president@awcps.org E-mail: info@awcps.org Address: PO Box 179, Seattle, WA 98111
Black
Data Processing Associates (BDPA) http://www.bdpa.org
BDPA is a member focused organization that
exists to provide professional development programs and services
to position its members at the forefront of the information
technology industry.
Seattle
Chapter:
http://www.bdpaseattle.org
Contact: Monique Roberts
Phone: (253) 945-6742
E-mail: president@bdpaseattle.org Address:
ATTN: BDBA Seattle Chapter
P.O. Box 28238, Seattle, WA 98118
Olympia Chapter:
http://www.bdpaolympia.org
Contact: Lee Williams
Phone: (253) 924-3525
E-mail: lee.williams@weyerhaeuser.com Address:
ATTN: BDPA Olympia Chapter
3215 Maplewood CIR NE, Tacoma, WA 98422-4556 Chinese
Institute of Engineers/USA - Seattle Chapter http://www.cie-sea.org
Chinese
Institute of Engineers CIE/USA is a professional non-profit
and non-political organization founded in 1917 in New York
by a group of talented and forward-looking Chinese engineers
who graduated from American colleges and worked in American
railroads and various industries. The CIE/USA Seattle Chapter
strives to educate and broaden technical knowledge for all
members, share professional expertise, and promote better
relationships and mutual understanding among members
Contact: Hsu Y. Hsing, President Emeritus
Phone: (425) 234-2929
Email: mail@cie-sea.org
Address: 635 NE Datewood Dr., Address2: Issaquah, WA 98027
Korean
American Professional Society (KAPS) http://www.seattlekaps.org The Korean
American Professionals Society (KAPS) was founded in 1993
as a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting friendship
and understanding among Korean Americans and our communities,
and to improving the social and professional well-being of
Korean Americans. KAPS was formed to strengthen and promote
the Korean American community by building professional and
social networks. KAPS
is committed to community service, cultural swareness, civic
involvement, and furthering education.
Contact:Sun Koo Yi, President
Email: seattlekaps@hotmail.com
Address: PO Box 392, Seattle, WA 98111-0392
National
Association of Asian American Professionals (NAAAP) http://www.naaapseattle.org
NAAAP’s mission is to support the enterprises
and organizations committed to the betterment of the Asian
community by fostering increased communication, interaction,
and the exchange of ideas among members through formal and
informal functions. It is an organization where you can learn
new skills and acquire knowledge from other members and recognized
professionals through seminars and presentations. NAAAP is
also committed to the education of the Asian American community
on issues which affect their interests and encourage participation
in activities that lead to the equal opportunity and fair
treatment of all Asian Americans.
National
Black MBA Association (NBMBAA) - Portland/Seattle Chapter
http://www.nbmba-portland.org
The NBMBAA is a national professional organization
that serves as a vehicle for establishing relationships, career
development, and community service among minority MBA graduates.
The fundamental objectives of the National Black MBA Association
are:
* Professional Development of Members
* Professional and Intellectual Achievement
* Economic Development of our Members' Communities
Contact:
Leon Augustine, President
E-mail:l.augustine@comcast.net
Phone: (503) 735-3010 Address: PO Box 11306, Portland, OR 97211
Professional
Latino Association Northwest (PLAN) http://www.plan-nw.org
PLAN was established in
1991 to address the under representation of Latinos/Hispanics
employed in the public and private workforce by producing
the "Annual Hispanic Career Fair"; providing a mentorship
program for 400+ high school Latino/Hispanic students to encourage
the students to pursue higher education; and providing scholarships
to Latino/Hispanic high school and college students to pursue
and achieve their educational goals.
Viva Hispanic Foundation NW
Viva
Hispanic Foundation NW provides educational support and opportunites,
conducts programs aimed at empowering the Hispanic and other
minority communities in the State of Washington.
Contact
Person: Abraham Gonzalez, President
Email: agonzal20@msn.com
Phone: (206) 226-4775
Address:
P. O Box 21247, Seattle WA 98111
Washington
State Business Leadership Network (WSBLN)
http://www.wsbln.org
WSBLN is an employer-led partnership promoting opportunities
that benefit businesses and people with disabilities.WSBLN assists employers with custom-designed recruiting
efforts, tap into the large pool of qualified, motivated candidates
with disabilities; access the disabled community; provide
customized training; and improve business responsiveness towards
customers with disabilities.
Contact:Jill Deatherage, Director
Phone:(206)
826-1032
E-mail:jilld@wsbln.org
Address: 11811 Willows Rd NE, Redmond, WA 98052
Women
in Technology International (WITI) – Seattle
http://www.witi.org/seattle/
WITI is dedicated to increasing the number of women in executive
roles in technology and technology-based companies; helping
women become more financially independent and technology literate;
and encouraging young women to choose careers in science and
technology.
