Middle School Girls in Science

Photo: Rachel Ormiston/Burke Museum
Photo: Rachel Ormiston/Burke Museum
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Meet scientists at the Burke and across the UW campus!

Designed for students in grades 6–8, the Middle School Girls in Science program provides a collaborative and supportive environment for you to try out a variety of STEM fields and approaches.

Each Sunday morning for six weeks, we will meet a new team of specialists and will explore a different topic together. Past topics include oceanography, medical physics, neuroscience, design thinking, spectroscopy, and Traditional Ecological Knowledge.

Priority goes to applicants seeking to develop self-confidence in their STEM skills, and students with limited access to STEM role models and/or science resources.

Ages: Grades 6–8

Cost: FREE 

Session Dates: We do not have confirmed session dates at this time.

Apply: We are not accepting applications to this program at this time. 

middle school girls in science participants

Participants in the Burke's Middle School Girls in Science program work with University of Washington and Burke Museum researchers to learn about a variety of STEM fields.

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Girls in Science Program Supporters

 

Cooper-Newell Foundation

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