Girls in STEM
Upcoming Programs
We believe in empowering girls by engaging them in hands-on, real-world activities to show STEM is relevant and fun in an ever-changing world. Female STEM professionals support each program and student by giving them guidance to navigate a male-dominated workforce. This program is open to any female student currently enrolled in 3rd-12th grade with a differentiated curriculum for each grade.
2019-2020 Dates & Rates |
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| Wildlife Crossings POSTPONED FROM MARCH TO NOV. |
11/6-11/8 | TBD | $175 (*$50 Scholarship) |
Learn about all aspects of civil engineering through the prototyping of wildlife bridges to support wildlife travel across roadways. |
* - Scholarships are awarded to those who express economic need and a passion for the program.
Why We Need Girls in STEM
According to the National Education Association, “girls who learn in all-girl environments are believed to be more comfortable responding to questions and sharing their opinions in class and more likely to explore more ‘nontraditional’ subjects such as math, science, and technology.” Read More
Volunteer
Female STEM professionals support each program and student by giving them guidance to navigate a male-dominated workforce. Volunteer for a program!
High School Mentors
The Girls in STEM High School Mentors program is open to any students currently in 9-12th grade and is designed to encourage continued engagement within STEM. Our High School Mentors serve as role models for our younger Girls in STEM participants while also participating in a specialized curriculum aimed at developing leadership skills, increase self-awareness and confidence, and learning about STEM career paths. Our High School Mentors can participate in our Girls in STEM weekend programs for $50 and our day programs for $5.
Program Donors
We are so thankful for all the corporate, foundational, and individual supporters of our Girls in STEM program. If you are interested in supporting this program please contact Development Director, Kristin Williams. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or (970)513-5833.
