OUTREACH
NDSU SWE Outreach Child Sign Up
NDSU SWE has started a Google Form to keep track of NDSU STEM outreach events. Simply add some general information about the age, and gender of your child(ren) and we will email you if there are upcoming events that your children are eligible for! This is a great way to stay informed and make sure your child is the first to sign up for our Engineering Outreach events!
Mommy, Me, and SWE
This one-day event allows young girls to learn about engineering and STEM fields by doing hands-on activities and projects with their moms. At the end of the morning, the girls complete a project while their moms learn more about how to encourage their daughters to continue to pursue their interests in STEM.
Mommy, Me & SWE is open to Kindergarten - 1st grade girls and their moms.
Time is 9:00 am - 12:00 noon. Date TBD.
This one-day event allows young girls to learn about engineering and STEM fields by doing hands-on activities and projects with their moms. At the end of the morning, the girls complete a project while their moms learn more about how to encourage their daughters to continue to pursue their interests in STEM.
Mommy, Me & SWE is open to Kindergarten - 1st grade girls and their moms.
Time is 9:00 am - 12:00 noon. Date TBD.
Dads And Daughters Do Science
DADDS (Dads And Daughters Do Science) is a one-day event allows young girls to learn explore the different of branches of science while doing hands-on activities with their dads. The day will consist of various stations including a Biology, Chemistry, and Physics station. Daughters will be exposed to various STEM fields, and dads will learn more about how to encourage their daughters to pursue their interests.
D.A.D.D.S. is open to Kindergarten - 1st grade girls and their dads.
Time is 9:00 am - 12:00 noon. Date TBD.
DADDS (Dads And Daughters Do Science) is a one-day event allows young girls to learn explore the different of branches of science while doing hands-on activities with their dads. The day will consist of various stations including a Biology, Chemistry, and Physics station. Daughters will be exposed to various STEM fields, and dads will learn more about how to encourage their daughters to pursue their interests.
D.A.D.D.S. is open to Kindergarten - 1st grade girls and their dads.
Time is 9:00 am - 12:00 noon. Date TBD.
TECHGirls
This 10 week program meets once a week after school. Girls are introduced to a different type of engineering each week and do a hands-on project relating to that engineering discipline. TechGirls is put on by the NDSU chapter of Society of Women Engineers.
TECHGirls is open to 3rd - 5th grade girls
Mondays from 4:30-6:00 pm at the Engineering Complex for 10 weeks
This 10 week program meets once a week after school. Girls are introduced to a different type of engineering each week and do a hands-on project relating to that engineering discipline. TechGirls is put on by the NDSU chapter of Society of Women Engineers.
TECHGirls is open to 3rd - 5th grade girls
Mondays from 4:30-6:00 pm at the Engineering Complex for 10 weeks
Girls Expanding Engineering Knowledge
G.E.E.K., or Girls Expanding Engineering Knowledge, is the new name given to TechGirls for the Middle School girl’s age group! This program will differ from TechGirls in the sense the projects the girls complete but will go deeper into each topic and consist of 2 projects taking 4 weeks to complete verses a new project each week. Working on more advanced projects for longer will help the girls further explore the specific area of engineering taught, it will also give them an opportunity to ask more questions and really understand each topic completely. We hope this adjustment to TechGirls will help encourage, empower, and challenge the middle school girls this upcoming year and we are very excited to encourage engineering to girls of all ages.
G.E.E.K. is open to 6th - 8th grade girls
Tuesdays from 6:00-8:00 pm at the Engineering Complex for 8 weeks
G.E.E.K., or Girls Expanding Engineering Knowledge, is the new name given to TechGirls for the Middle School girl’s age group! This program will differ from TechGirls in the sense the projects the girls complete but will go deeper into each topic and consist of 2 projects taking 4 weeks to complete verses a new project each week. Working on more advanced projects for longer will help the girls further explore the specific area of engineering taught, it will also give them an opportunity to ask more questions and really understand each topic completely. We hope this adjustment to TechGirls will help encourage, empower, and challenge the middle school girls this upcoming year and we are very excited to encourage engineering to girls of all ages.
G.E.E.K. is open to 6th - 8th grade girls
Tuesdays from 6:00-8:00 pm at the Engineering Complex for 8 weeks
POWER
POWER, Preparing Outstanding Women for Engineering Roles, is a four-week program that gives high school girls an idea of what it is like to major in engineering. Girls are brought into NDSU’s engineering labs and able to complete projects much like projects that are assigned in college courses. Girls are also able to build relationships with SWE members and ask questions about the different engineering programs.
POWER is open to 9th-12th grade girls.
POWER, Preparing Outstanding Women for Engineering Roles, is a four-week program that gives high school girls an idea of what it is like to major in engineering. Girls are brought into NDSU’s engineering labs and able to complete projects much like projects that are assigned in college courses. Girls are also able to build relationships with SWE members and ask questions about the different engineering programs.
POWER is open to 9th-12th grade girls.
Expanding Your Horizons
Expanding your Horizons is an event put on by NDSU every spring for girls grades 6-8 and SWE always volunteers to run sessions introducing and promoting engineering to young girls. We lead three different sessions where we do hands-on activities with kids. This event is typically held in April.
Expanding your Horizons is an event put on by NDSU every spring for girls grades 6-8 and SWE always volunteers to run sessions introducing and promoting engineering to young girls. We lead three different sessions where we do hands-on activities with kids. This event is typically held in April.
SWE also volunteers with...
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