McClure Engineering

This spring, Mechanical Engineer Genevieve Bourgeois brought her passion for STEM to Incarnate Word Academy, an all-girls private high school, inspiring Project Lead the Way and other students during the “Engineering Her Future” event. This initiative, led by the school’s computer science teacher Emily Moore, is all about encouraging young women to explore the limitless possibilities of STEM careers. Genevieve was joined by Bayer Software Developer Cori Compton. This marks Genevieve’s second presentation of its kind, and her dedication shines through everything she does.

Genevieve shared, “A big divide in the male-dominated field of engineering is because young women do not picture themselves in the career, or don't know much about it. I'm passionate about outreach to young women about the field of engineering to educate and encourage women into such a rewarding and stable career!”

At McClure Engineering, our core values of Passion and Community are at the heart of everything we do. Genevieve’s commitment to outreach exemplifies our drive to make a positive impact to empower the next generation by connecting with bright, young minds and showing them the rewarding opportunities in STEM. We’re proud to support initiatives that open doors for women in engineering and help build a more diverse and inclusive future for our industry!

Our Net-ural Calling!
Meet the McClure Volleyballers: McClure Kill-a-Watts & McClure AirHandlers! 🏐

You heard right, volleyball is here and we’re bringing the energy. The Softballers had better watch out, because the new cool kids have arrived!

Under the star leadership of Genevieve Bourgeois and Robert McCauley, our teams are hitting their stride. Even a practice rainout couldn't stop us. After a last-minute practice before the first game, first-timers Abigail & Rohan bravely stepped on the court (why did they sign up with no experience? The mystery continues!).

From Allison’s legendary Hobbit Shuffle Serve to Patrick’s towering blocks, the AirHandlers learned from the best (The Kill-a-Watts, obviously) in order to face off against tough competition later on.

Then the Kill-a-Watts took the Red Court by storm, winning all their matches against The Spikers. Mike gallantly declared that “Sand volleyball might be our thing!”

The AirHandlers endured a chilly late-night loss to The Sixers on the blue court (aptly named), but the spirit stayed high. Frosty toes, epic serves, and a broken nail later, we remembered: it’s all about great teamwork and new friendships!

Volleyball season is off to a fantastic start and we’re loving every minute. Go McClure Engineering!

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