What happens when curiosity meets the magic of winter? Girls in STEM: Snow Science is all about answering that question! Over the last weekend in January, a group of adventurous young scientists explored the fascinating world of snow, turning Summit County’s winter wonderland into their very own outdoor laboratory.
Through hands-on experiments, field research, and expert guidance, participants didn’t just learn about snow—they experienced it. From digging snow pits and analyzing snowpack stability to understanding avalanche safety and the science behind weather patterns, these future scientists discovered just how much there is to know about the frozen world around them.
But it wasn’t just about science—it was about confidence, teamwork, and the joy of exploration. Seeing these young minds light up as they uncovered the secrets of snow was truly inspiring, and we captured some of the best moments in our latest Mission Moment Video!
🎥 Check out the video to see these incredible young scientists in action!
A huge thank you to our instructors, guest experts, and the participants who made this weekend unforgettable. We can’t wait to see where their curiosity takes them next!
🔬 Interested in our next Girls in STEM adventure? Registration is open for Medical Explorers (April 4-6, 2025)—a hands-on dive into the world of medicine and healthcare. Learn more and sign up today!
Thank you to our Program Partners & Sponsors
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 our Development team at development@keystonescienceschool.org or call 970-468-2098.
