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Catch up on current events, local press releases, opportunities for involvement, and catch up on past STEM Academy session newsletters.
Students learned about the importance of credit in the Winter 2020 Math module by participating in a game with Crystal Clear Tutoring.
The students studied the function of the human cells and with the instruction of staff and volunteers created and edible cell (using twizzlers, marshmallows, gummy bears, whip cream and cookies) as a hands on activity.
The students studied the function of the human cells and with the instruction of staff and volunteers created and edible cell (using twizzlers, marshmallows, gummy bears, whip cream and cookies) as a hands on activity.
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Students learned the basics of coding in our Winter 2018 Session Computer Technology 1!
Hear directly from young women who share their Girls 4 Science stories and reflect on how the program helped shape who they are today.
A daughter’s love of science prompted a Chicago mom to take action. She created Girls 4 Science, an all-girls initiative focusing on STEM.
The Girls 4 Science organization is giving girls ages 10–18 hands-on STEM experiences and opening doors to future opportunities.
Jackie and Logan Lomax talk about what Girls 4 Science is doing to get young girls engaged and active in the fields of STEM.
Students learned about the importance of credit in the Winter 2020 Math module by participating in a game with Crystal Clear Tutoring.
The students studied the function of the human cells and with the instruction of staff and volunteers created and edible cell (using twizzlers, marshmallows, gummy bears, whip cream and cookies) as a hands on activity.
During the spring module, students continued learning topics in Coding. Working in groups, the girls designed online magazines showcasing women in science, technology, engineering and math.
Students learned the basics of coding in our Winter 2018 Session Computer Technology 1!
Hear directly from young women who share their Girls 4 Science stories and reflect on how the program helped shape who they are today.
A daughter’s love of science prompted a Chicago mom to take action. She created Girls 4 Science, an all-girls initiative focusing on STEM.
The Girls 4 Science organization is giving girls ages 10–18 hands-on STEM experiences and opening doors to future opportunities.
Jackie and Logan Lomax talk about what Girls 4 Science is doing to get young girls engaged and active in the fields of STEM.
