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2007/2008 School Year
~ Saturday, April 5th~
Everything in the Smallest Room
Scientists and engineers are involved in the design and production of all the products we use every day and the buildings we live, work and play in. At this event we are going to explore the smallest room in the house – the bathroom! We will discover how the work of scientists and engineers are involved in everything from the makeup we use to the toilet!
Girls currently in the 6th-8th grades are invited to attend this event. Girls can come on their own, as a class or with a group of friends.
Teachers are also invited to attend to observe activities that can be used in their classrooms. Parents who choose to attend should plan to observe activities with a group of girls that does not include their daughter.
Girls from all over Kansas attend our events. You will be divided into small groups and will be chaperoned by K-State students during the entire event. Come prepared to meet new friends!
Groups will be formed by age group. Sixth and Eighth graders will not be in groups together. If you have a friend coming and would like to be in a group together (keeping in mind the rule above) just let us know.
The registration fee of $10.00 includes event participation and
lunch. There will be a $5.00 fee for an adult lunch. To register you can download the brochure below or call us to register over the phone.
Registration is now open!!
Click here to download a copy of the registration brochure
~ June 25 - June 27, 2008~
GROW Summer Workshop
The GROW Workshop is a three-day program held on the K-State
campus to encourage and inspire middle school girls to pursue
a future in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
Participants live in the dorms during their stay and have the
opportunity to meet other girls from Kansas and other states
who are also interested in sciences & engineering.
Registration is now open!!
You must have Acrobat Reader in order to view and print all GROW publications, follow the link below to download a free version of the program.
