JULY 2021 through JANUARY 2022 PROGRAMS

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NEW SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 9 A.M. TO 2 P.M. – one-hour classes in robotics and coding start at 9:30 and 11:30. Welcome girls and boys 5th through 8th grades. Limited capacity. Register here

Downloadable Flier for TTS 2021

TRIAD TECH SAVVY IS BACK IN OCTOBER 2021 AT THE HIGH POINT LIBRARY

RECENT PAST EVENTS AND PROGRAMS:

STEMEd for Girls – a nationwide AAUW program

IT IS FOR GIRLS April 1, 2021 through June 25, 2021

PRE-REGISTRATION is closed as of May 15th. For information contact Laura Tew

-Roma Desai will lead Girls Code the Web with funding from the National Center of Women & Information Technology.

-Sanvi Korsapathy will lead Tech Tank Incubator with funding from the National Center of Women & Information Technology.

-Hope Stephens will lead Robots on the Run with funding from the National Center of Women & Information Technology.

-Terra McKee, doctoral candidate at North Carolina A&T State University will lead GIS & Drones.

CODEISTA – programming skills using Alice 2.0;

2021 Find Your STEM conference for High School Girls Replay of Virtual Event Toolkit

September 5 to October 31, 2020 – Code for Change

Code for a Change is a program designed to introduce girls to the basics of electronics with an emphasis on the integration of Arduino and Raspberry Pi technologies. Participants will work collaboratively with these technologies to identify and present a solution to a real-world social issue of their choice. Provided by Kimberly and AAUW Greensboro with support from the National Center of Women & Information Technology.

TECHGIRLZ events sponsored by AAUW Greensboro

Lights, Camera, Action leader Lauryn Wynn

Cybersecurity leader Riya Kannan

3-D Design and Manufacturing with TinkerCAD

2020 IT IS FOR GIRLS CAMP

August 3 – 7th – Camp in a Backpack. Information for Registered Students

Our camp was a huge success!! We are appreciative of our sponsor, National Center for Women & Information Technology, our leaders (Kimberly, Suhani, Janice, and Hope), our coordinator Christa, all of the volunteers and parents – and ESPECIALLY OUR STUDENTS who worked so hard to complete their projects in this virtual environment.