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Bring Your Child to Work / Introduce a Teen to Engineering
🌟Full event details, including access to registration forms, are available at the BYCTW/IATTE 2026 page🌟
‼️SOLD OUT! Please fill out the forms to join the waitlist.
Event Details
Registration Opening Dates
Registration Process
‼️SOLD OUT! Please fill out the forms to join the waitlist.
Event Details
- Thursday, 23 April 2026, 0800-1200.
- Bring Your Child to Work Day is for children ages 7-12.
- Introduce a Teen to Engineering is for children ages 13-17.
- Lunch available at The Marketplace from 1100 to 1300 (CLICK HERE to buy lunch tickets)
- Note: this is separate from tour tickets and registration!
Registration Opening Dates
- Military Personnel will be able to register starting 0800 on 06 April 2026 through 11 April 2026.
- Any non-military registrations will be removed and refunded during this time.
- All Picatinny community will be able to register starting 0800 on 13 April 2026.
Registration Process
- On a Personal LAPTOP or CELL PHONE go to www.picatinnywid.org
- Click the "BYCTW/IATTE 2026" menu item at the top of the screen.
- On the event page, you will find all the information you need for the event. At the top will be registration status for each event and a link to each registration form. Select the desired form.
- Fill out the information needed for the form (your information, child’s/children’s information, etc.).
- When you submit the form, you will be redirected to the site’s Shop to pay the registration fee. You may also click the “Shop” link in the top menu.
- Select the event whose form you completed and add the number of tickets to your cart for number of children registered.
Make sure you choose the correct event and the correct number of tickets!!! - Complete payment and submit.
Women's History Month: A Note from
Dr. Dion Serben, Chapter President
March is Women’s History Month, and this year’s theme “Moving Forward Together! Women Educating and Inspiring Generations.” It reminds us that women continue to shape our nation through leadership, innovation, service, and mentorship.
Across our country, women have helped build and strengthen our communities in every field, from education, medicine, and public service to science, technology, and national defense. Their determination, resilience, and commitment to lifting others up have inspired generations and continue to expand opportunities for those who follow.
Women have also served with extraordinary courage and distinction throughout the United States military, breaking barriers and advancing the mission in every domain. Their leadership, sacrifice, and professionalism continue to strengthen our armed forces and our national security.
Here at Picatinny Arsenal, women contribute every day to the development, acquisition, and sustainment of the capabilities that protect our warfighters and our nation. Engineers, scientists, program managers, logisticians, service members, and civilian professionals all play a vital role in advancing innovation and ensuring readiness.
The Women in Defense Picatinny Chapter continues this legacy by fostering mentorship, education, and leadership development through our chapter meetings and community initiatives, from STEM outreach events that inspire the next generation to activities like Breast Cancer Awareness Month that strengthen support within our community. Every moment is a learning opportunity.
Let’s take this time to explore and learn more about the women who shaped our past and those shaping our future. Visit a women’s history museum, read a book or article, or simply have a conversation with a mother, grandmother, sister, colleague, or mentor within WID. Each story adds to our shared history.
Together, we continue moving our history forward.
Thank you,
Dr. Dion Serben
Chapter President
Across our country, women have helped build and strengthen our communities in every field, from education, medicine, and public service to science, technology, and national defense. Their determination, resilience, and commitment to lifting others up have inspired generations and continue to expand opportunities for those who follow.
Women have also served with extraordinary courage and distinction throughout the United States military, breaking barriers and advancing the mission in every domain. Their leadership, sacrifice, and professionalism continue to strengthen our armed forces and our national security.
Here at Picatinny Arsenal, women contribute every day to the development, acquisition, and sustainment of the capabilities that protect our warfighters and our nation. Engineers, scientists, program managers, logisticians, service members, and civilian professionals all play a vital role in advancing innovation and ensuring readiness.
The Women in Defense Picatinny Chapter continues this legacy by fostering mentorship, education, and leadership development through our chapter meetings and community initiatives, from STEM outreach events that inspire the next generation to activities like Breast Cancer Awareness Month that strengthen support within our community. Every moment is a learning opportunity.
Let’s take this time to explore and learn more about the women who shaped our past and those shaping our future. Visit a women’s history museum, read a book or article, or simply have a conversation with a mother, grandmother, sister, colleague, or mentor within WID. Each story adds to our shared history.
Together, we continue moving our history forward.
Thank you,
Dr. Dion Serben
Chapter President
MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM
There are two (2) ways to become a member of Women in Defense:
- The easiest way is to go to this link, log into or create an account with Women in Defense, and sign up to be a member! "Picatinny Chapter" should be your primary unless you are a remote employee who wishes to select a geographically closer chapter. If that is the case, you could select our chapter as your secondary chapter for membership.
- If you do not wish to go through the above website, you can download and complete the form below and send it to the Executive Director, Audricia "Driece" McKinney ([email protected]), or the Associate Director, Ann Lewis ([email protected]). Important note: it is not confirmed which email address this form should be sent to at this time; it may also be mailed with a check for dues accordingly to the address given at the top of the form.
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Visit the following sites to learn more about each organization!
National Defense Industrial Association website
Women in Defense national site
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Picatinny Chapter of Women in Defense site (you are here!)
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Privacy Policy
"The National Defense Industrial Association Inc. (NDIA) and its operating affiliates (National Training and Simulation Association (NTSA), Precision Strike Association (PSA), and Women In Defense (WID), herein collectively referred to as 'NDIA' respects the privacy of its members, customers and those who visit its sites. This Privacy Policy explains how NDIA may collect, use, share, and safeguard information on its web properties mobile websites, microsites, mobile applications, NDIA profiles on NDIA social media sites and any other digital services and platforms officially operated or used by the NDIA from time to time (the “Sites” or “Services”)."
Full privacy policy found here.
"The National Defense Industrial Association Inc. (NDIA) and its operating affiliates (National Training and Simulation Association (NTSA), Precision Strike Association (PSA), and Women In Defense (WID), herein collectively referred to as 'NDIA' respects the privacy of its members, customers and those who visit its sites. This Privacy Policy explains how NDIA may collect, use, share, and safeguard information on its web properties mobile websites, microsites, mobile applications, NDIA profiles on NDIA social media sites and any other digital services and platforms officially operated or used by the NDIA from time to time (the “Sites” or “Services”)."
Full privacy policy found here.
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