All Chapters

Arizona

Chapter Leads: Sage Donaldson, Jennifer Psillas

Area covered:   The state of Arizona

Activities:  Quarterly meetings, monthly "Mugs & Mornings" networking meet-ups, professional development webinars, other special activities as they arise.

Website

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Colorado

Chapter LeadsSamantha Dinning, Emma Dirolf, Kendell Ryan, Jennifer Sherry

Area covered:   The state of Colorado

Activities:  Quarterly meetings, social gatherings (Mappy Hours), professional development and educational events, and opportunities for networking.

Contact:  Click here to connect

DC Metro Area Women in GIS

Chapter Lead Eva Reid 

Area covered:   DC Metropolitan Area, including Northern Virginia, and several Maryland Counties. Currently also includes members in Baltimore and the surrounding areas, although a spin-off group may be forming soon.

Activities:  Social events, networking, and collaboration with other related groups in the area to advocate for women in GIS. Quarterly meetings, plus others as they arise.

Contact:  Click here to request membership

Monterey Bay (Santa Cruz, CA)

Chapter Leads Michelle Tanner, Chloe Hoke

Area covered:  Santa Cruz County, Monterey County, and nearby surrounding areas

Activities:  Social gatherings, guest speakers and spotlights, networking, educational events, and community engagement and volunteering

Contact:  Click here to connect     

Nashville, TN

Chapter Lead Sunny Fleming

Area covered:  Middle Tennessee region, including the greater Nashville area and the cities of Murfreesboro and Franklin.

Activities:  Monthly networking opportunities for Women in GIS, development of events, and collaborations with other regional GIS organizations.

Contact:  Click here to connect        

Northeast

Chapter Leads Katie Grillo,  Jennie Byron, Pamela Locke

Area covered:  New England plus New York. This includes Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine and New York.

Activities:  Collaborations with other regional GIS organizations, especially the Northeast Arc User’s Group (NEARC) and New England URISA (NEURISA). Mentoring and career support, skills development, education, and more.

Website

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Southwest Florida

Chapter Lead:  Lacee Cofer  

Area covered:  Includes Charlotte, Glades, Lee, Hendry, and Collier Counties. Major Cities within this area are Fort Myers, Naples, and Cape Coral.

Activities:  Social gatherings, professional development and educational events, and opportunities for networking and mentoring. Quarterly meetings.


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St. Louis, MO

Chapter Lead:  Melisa McLean

Area covered:  St. Louis Metropolitan Area

Activities:  Social gatherings, professional development and educational events, and opportunities for networking and mentoring. Quarterly meetings.

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Tampa Bay, FL

Chapter Leads Ashley Snyder, Shannon Cox

Area covered:   Pinellas, Hillsborough, Manatee Counties.

Activities:  Social gatherings, professional development and educational events, and opportunities for networking and mentoring. Quarterly meetings.

Contact:  Click here to connect               

Washington State Women in GIS and Technology

Chapter Lead:  Tonya Kauhi     

Area covered: Primarily Puget Sound area, but women in GIS welcome from anywhere in Washington State

Activities:  Monthly meetings to engage in networking, educational and social opportunities. Mentoring and career support, skills development, education, and more.

Website 

Contact:  Click here to connect


Wyoming Women in GIS and Technology

Chapter Leads Jalynda Mckay, Teal Wyckoff

Area covered:  State of Wyoming

Activities:  Quarterly meeting for professional networking and education, social events, mentoring and career support, and skills development.


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