REGISTRATION HAS ENDED FOR THIS YEAR.
Katherine Hann '18, part of the Girls Have IT Day steering committee, shared her story about the importance of girls in STEAM with Lauren Gilger from KJZZ - listen here. YT XU '18 produced this video piece to rally her community around Girls Have IT Day and get involved! |
Girls Have IT Day! is an event for middle school girls to become engaged and excited about Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math (STEAM)!
A guest speaker kicks off the day of 'STEAM' related, hands-on activities to follow. We believe in the power of near-peer mentoring and creating engaging, supportive learning environments with the empowering message of “You can do it, too!”. GHITD employs a "conference" model. Each 25-minute session will be sponsored by a different group thus allowing middle school girls to spend more time engaged with high school mentors and hands on activities. After your RSVP has been processed, we will be contacting you to fill out a session registration for each middle school guest. Girls Have IT Day! We greatly appreciate your interest in this singular event! Please let us know if you have any questions: Catherine Wyman: cwyman@xcp.org Frances McMahon Ward: fmcmahonward@xcp.org
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Girls Have IT Day! is hosted by Xavier College Preparatory with generous support from the Freeport McMoRan Copper & Gold Foundation.
With special thanks to: Go Daddy, Grand Canyon University, CenterPoint Consulting, TB Consulting, and Ports America
Additional support and participation from ACESA, Arizona SciTech Festival, ASU STEAM Labs, ASU Women in Computer Science, ASU/Privacy-Security-Lab, CIS Dept at SCC, Daedalus Astronautics @ASU, Freeport-McMoRan, Fulton Ambassadors, GDWIT (GoDaddy Women In Technology), Grand Canyon University, Intel, Microsoft, Phoenix Public Library MACH1 Makerspace, Phoenix Zoo, SRP, Team CAUTION - Arizona Community Robotics, Tonto Creek Camp, UA Optics
With special thanks to: Go Daddy, Grand Canyon University, CenterPoint Consulting, TB Consulting, and Ports America
Additional support and participation from ACESA, Arizona SciTech Festival, ASU STEAM Labs, ASU Women in Computer Science, ASU/Privacy-Security-Lab, CIS Dept at SCC, Daedalus Astronautics @ASU, Freeport-McMoRan, Fulton Ambassadors, GDWIT (GoDaddy Women In Technology), Grand Canyon University, Intel, Microsoft, Phoenix Public Library MACH1 Makerspace, Phoenix Zoo, SRP, Team CAUTION - Arizona Community Robotics, Tonto Creek Camp, UA Optics
