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EmpowHER Trades: Breaking Barriers and Building Futures

Join us for an inspiring panel featuring accomplished women in male-dominated industries.

  • Date: 10/08/2025 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM  
  • Location: DMC Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital
    1 William Carls Drive, Commerce

Join us for an inspiring evening at Oakland Community College as we highlight women thriving in traditionally male-dominated skilled trades fields. This event is designed to encourage conversation, share stories, and open doors for the next generation of women in trades.

The event’s objectives are:

  • To motivate young women to explore and pursue careers in male-dominant industries by sharing success stories and showcasing female role models.
  • To challenge and dismantle common stereotypes and misconceptions about women in skilled trades, promoting a culture of inclusivity.
  • To bring awareness of diverse career opportunities for females in skilled trades.
  • To educate attendees about the education opportunities within EMIT programs.

The panel discussion will cover a range of topics, including:

  • Personal journey and experiences in the skilled trades field.
  • Challenges encountered and how to overcome them.
  • Advice and insights for women interested in pursuing a career in skilled trades.
  • The importance of diversity and female representation in traditionally male-dominated industries.
  • The panel discussion will cover a range of topics, including:
  • Experience of female organizations and networking opportunities.

A few additional details:

  1. The event is free and open to the community (must register though)
  2. Door prizes and light refreshments
  3. The event structure will consist of a short presentation about OCC and the EMIT team, a panel discussion, Q&A, and a tour of the EMIT facilities for those who are interested.
  4. Mazemap Location on Campus.

For questions about this event, contact Lina Gerchak at lxgercha@oaklandcc.edu

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EmpowHER Trades: Breaking Barriers and Building Futures

Join us for an inspiring panel featuring accomplished women in male-dominated industries.

  • Date: 10/08/2025 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM  
  • Location: DMC Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital
    1 William Carls Drive, Commerce

Join us for an inspiring evening at Oakland Community College as we highlight women thriving in traditionally male-dominated skilled trades fields. This event is designed to encourage conversation, share stories, and open doors for the next generation of women in trades.

The event’s objectives are:

  • To motivate young women to explore and pursue careers in male-dominant industries by sharing success stories and showcasing female role models.
  • To challenge and dismantle common stereotypes and misconceptions about women in skilled trades, promoting a culture of inclusivity.
  • To bring awareness of diverse career opportunities for females in skilled trades.
  • To educate attendees about the education opportunities within EMIT programs.

The panel discussion will cover a range of topics, including:

  • Personal journey and experiences in the skilled trades field.
  • Challenges encountered and how to overcome them.
  • Advice and insights for women interested in pursuing a career in skilled trades.
  • The importance of diversity and female representation in traditionally male-dominated industries.
  • The panel discussion will cover a range of topics, including:
  • Experience of female organizations and networking opportunities.

A few additional details:

  1. The event is free and open to the community (must register though)
  2. Door prizes and light refreshments
  3. The event structure will consist of a short presentation about OCC and the EMIT team, a panel discussion, Q&A, and a tour of the EMIT facilities for those who are interested.
  4. Mazemap Location on Campus.

For questions about this event, contact Lina Gerchak at lxgercha@oaklandcc.edu

Register Now

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