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Technology for Girls Workshop Series

EX.I.T.E. - EXploring Interests in Technology and Engineering

The Technology for Girls workshop series invites middle school girls with disabilities the opportunity to roll up their sleeves and to get messy while exploring science, technology, engineering, and math. Girls explore the wonderful world of science through three hands-on workshops that take place during the school year. These workshops work to promote the sciences to girls in a fun, non-competitive environment; all skill levels are welcomed.


Workshop Events Currently Availible

  • Technology for Girls: What is Your Reality - see flyer pdf icon
    Every day, we interact with technology in new ways. Join this workshop to learn how computer engineering and technology play a critical part of the creation of virtual reality. In an interactive presentation, Brice Pollock, a Master of Science student at Iowa State University, will discuss human-computer interaction and augmented reality with cool demonstrations! Attend this workshop to be inspired by technology as you learn about all it can do. This workshop is for middle school girls with disabilities. Sponsored in part by IBM.
    Thursday, April 12, 2012
    6:00pm-7:30pm (PACER Center)
    Register for this workshop


 

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