Campers from Girls Get IT! (Innovative Technology) Camp 2013.
While programming robots, the girls were having fun!
The girls learned Computer Aided Design in Rhino 3D.
We decorated safety glasses because you have to look good even when you are being safe.
The girls used power tools to create yummy chocolate cake, STEM style.
Girls Get IT! teachers for the 2013 camps.
Every girl learned how to solder and took home their own creation!
The girls really enjoyed programming with Arduino.
"Programming robots was my favorite part about camp!"
The girls tried out Computer Aided Drafting, most for the first time.

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Girls Get IT! 2014 applications are open!

Here is the link for Girls Get IT! 2014 camp applications -

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/BL9ZCLN  

Camp dates:

Level 1 - July 14th - July 18th 

Level 2 - July 21 - July 25th

 

Hope to see you there :)

Girls Get IT! A Love for STEM, a Dedication to Pass It On

Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Huffington Post

Girls Get IT! was featured in the Huffington Post through Intel's Inspiring Girls podcast series in a podcast called, Girls Get IT! A Love for STEM, a Dedication to Pass It On.

Popular Mechanics Magazine

Submitted by Ashley on Wed, 10/16/2013 - 8:30am

Girls Get IT! is in the October issue of Popular Mechanics!

Robots, Glitter, and a New Spin on STEM

Wednesday, August 28, 2013
NCWIT Blog

Today's guest post is from Savannah Loberger, a 2013 National Award Winner and 2011 Oregon/SW Washington Affiliate Award Winner of NCWIT's Award for Aspirations in Computing. This summer, Savannah ran a STEM and computer science camp for middle school girls as part of our pilot AspireIT program. She is a 2013 graduate of Hillsboro High School, and will attend Oregon State University in the fall of 2013.

Hillsboro technology camp for girls founder headed to college but Girls Get IT! will go on.

Friday, July 19, 2013
The Oregonian

Savannah Loberger taught her last Girls Get IT technology class at Hillsboro High Friday.

The Hillsboro teenager who founded the camp three years ago to inspire more girls to become engineers and scientists is headed to college, but the camp will continue next summer.

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