SOUTHFIELD – If you know of a girl currently finishing grades 4 through 7, who is interested in building video games, websites or robots, spread the word about Michigan Council of Women in Technology’s popular summer technology camp. It has been expanded to four locations in Southfield, Detroit, and Howell. Applications are now open for the weeklong, hands-on experience.
Participants will learn about technology from professional university staff, certified teachers and counselors. They will even have lunch with IT professionals.
Complete and submit the application along with a brief letter of recommendation from a teachor or organization. MCWT’s corporate sponsors cover the cost of the camp; attendees pay a $30 registration fee, which is refundable for those not selected.
Dates:
June 16-20: Livingston Educational Service Agency in Howell
June 23-27: University of Detroit Mercy in Detroit
July 7-11: Lawrence Technological University in Southfield
July 14-18: Wayne State University in Detroit
Meeting Times:
Monday-Thursday 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Friday 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Eligibility: Howell: fourth and fifth graders
Detroit and Southfield: fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh graders
