Women of Science & Technology Day is a Girl Scouts of Alaska signature event!

Women who have fascinating careers in science and technology will lead fun, hands-on workshops. Past favorite workshops have included Cupcake Geology, Paste With a Taste, Crime Scene Forensics, Mining a Cookie, Wind Energy, and many more!

Please join us at one or more of the following events for hands-on, fun activities led by women in science and technology-related fields.  Cost is just $6 thanks to generous sponsorship by BP Alaska and University of Alaska, and financial assistance is available.

When & Where
January 26, 2013— Kodiak, Kodiak College, UAA
10 am– 12 pm             Grades K-3
1 pm—4 pm                Grades 4-8

February 2, 2013— Anchorage, UAA
9:45 am– 12 pm           Grades K-3
12:45 pm—3:45pm        Grades 4-8

February 16, 2013— Soldotna, Kenai Peninsula College
1 pm—4 pm                Grades K-12  

March 9, 2013— Bethel, UAA-Kuskokwim Campus
Time: TBA                 Grades K-8

March TBA, 2013 - Dillingham

April 13, 2013— Juneau, UAS-Juneau Campus
9:45 am– 12 pm             Grades K-3
12:45 pm—3:45pm         Grades 4-8  

April 6, 2013— Ketchikan, UAS-Ketchikan Campus
9:45 am– 12 pm             Grades K-3
12:45 pm—3:45pm         Grades 4-8

April 13, 2013— Mat-Su, Mat-Su College
9:45 am– 12 pm             Grades K-3
12:45 pm—3:45pm         Grades 4-12

April 13, 2013— Sitka, UAS--Sitka Campus
9:45 am– 12 pm             Grades K-3
12:45 pm—3:45pm         Grades 4-8

Register for the event
Complete the Program Registration Form (can be found in the forms library of GSAK’s website) and submit with payment to the Anchorage office.   Registration closes two weeks prior to event. Depending on space late registrations may be taken at $9 per girl.

Registration begins 60 days prior to each event date.  Click here for an event registration form.

 

 

 

Volunteer Opportunity
If you know a woman who works in a field related to science, technology, engineering or math, that you think would make a great workshop presenter leading hands-on activities for girls at a Women of Science event, please contact Lisa Mead at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or 907-273-0308 / 800-478-7448. We are currently seeking women presenters in the STEM fields for all locations.