Female faculty members and teachers from ATEMS High School came together to teach local middle school girls about the possibilities in science, technology, engineering and math. Attending students had opportunities to interact in small groups with professors and participate in hands-on projects explaining the properties of different STEM fields.
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- A group’s solution bubbles out of its glass beaker. (Photo by Riley Fisher)
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- A group of middle schoolers steers motorized letters around each other to spell different words. (Photo by Riley Fisher)
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- Participants focus on putting together different shapes with gumdrops and toothpicks. (Photo by Riley Fisher)
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- Two middle school girls listen carefully to their teacher explain the properties of a tetrahedron. (Photo by Riley Fisher)
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- An ACU student explains navigation in a virtual world to a middle schooler. (Photo by Riley Fisher)
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- Two girls carefully measure the temperature of their solution with a LabQuest machine. (Photo by Riley Fisher)
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- Students carefully spread glue across a part of their solar-powered oven. (Photo by Riley Fisher)
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- A local middle school student puts together different shapes with gumdrops and toothpicks. (Photo by Riley Fisher)
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- Leaders of the STEM for Girls event explain the correct way to glue together part of the solar-powered oven. (Photo by Riley Fisher)
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- Two girls work on one of the flaps for their solar-powered oven. (Photo by Riley Fisher)
