2019 Premier Sponsors
We would like to thank our 2019 camp sponsors, especially our Premier Sponsor, Qualcomm!
Applications Will Open in January 2019
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Join us!
At GiE, we cultivate a fun, non-threatening environment that is designed to show how exciting engineering can be.
During camp, girls explore engineering, meet new friends and mentors, and develop their teamwork skills. GiE participants come from all over the Bay Area, with diverse interests and various experiences with engineering. While some girls already love engineering or science, for many this is their first time exploring engineering.
GiE 2019 Camps
| What: | An engineering day camp where girls explore what it means to be an engineer in a fun, hands-on environment. Download flyer here. |
| Who: | Girls entering 6th, 7th, or 8th grade and living in the San Francisco Bay Area |
| Bay Area home-schooled girls who will be 11-13 years old during the summer of 2019 | |
| When: | Session 1: June 17-21, 8:30am – 4:30pm |
| Session 2: June 24-28, 8:30am – 4:30pm | |
| Session 3: July 8-12, 8:30am – 4:30pm | |
| Session 4: July 15-19, 8:30am – 4:30pm | |
| Where: | UC Berkeley |
| Cost: | Families who demonstrate financial need: FREE |
| Families who do not demonstrate financial need: $600 | |
| Included: | Breakfast, lunch, and all materials |
| Application Due: | March 1, 2019 (or once 250 applications have been submitted) |
Inspiring the Next Generation of Female Engineers
The Berkeley Girls in Engineering program is a week-long, non-residential summer camp for San Francisco Bay Area girls entering 6th, 7th, and 8th grades to explore different aspects of what it means to be an engineer in a fun, hands-on environment. Girls will learn leadership skills such as goal setting and effective communication, and engage in activities that showcase different engineering disciplines. Participants will also design and create engineering projects throughout the week under the guidance of Berkeley faculty, staff, and students.
“I’ve never really been big on math but a lot of the stuff we did today … they took math and they made it interesting, and they took science and they made it … fun!”