This summer join other high school women to sharpen your STEM skills and bond with new friends, all in-person with New Mexico State University Department of Computer Science's Young Women in Computing (YWiC)! Register at https://bit.ly/YWICHSCamp22.

NO COST TO PARTICIPATE! ALL SUPPLIES WILL BE PROVIDED FREE OF CHARGE. Participants will be given a stipend of $200 after successful participation and completion of camp activities.

About YWiC Tech Camps:
➤ Structured, two-week session (5 consecutive days, Monday-Friday, 10:00 am - 3:00 pm)
➤ Curriculum in virtual reality, web and game development, programming languages, and other emerging technologies
➤ Personalized learning and time to socialize to build community
➤ Learn and create with coding
➤ Exploration of careers that use computer skills
➤ Balanced schedule that blends live instruction and project development
➤ Camp experience including games, challenges, and YWiC traditions

YWiC summer camps are part of a research project to increase female interest and participation in computing. The camp is for students who self-identify as females, genderqueer, or non-binary in high school, rising into 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th grades and will include a stipend ($200) and an opportunity to win technology prizes, plus swag (bags, notepads, pens, etc.). Participants utilize computational thinking through a variety of interactive software tools. These tools show students that computer science is a fun, creative, engaging, and rewarding field and they are more than capable of learning these skills!