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What do engineers do? Who can be an engineer? Is engineering fun?
A great way to find out is to try a Clark School one-day introductory workshop or outreach program, such as KEYS or Girl Scout Engineering Saturday, during the school year. Or, if you're getting ready to apply to college, you might find our multi-week summer SAT workshop helpful.
Need more? We also offer a variety of Summer Programs that let you explore engineering over an entire week.
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KEYS to Empowering Youth is a science and technology mentoring workshop for 11- to13-year-old girls that provides them the opportunity to meet and work with women studying and employed in science and engineering. KEYS offers interactive, hands-on activities that demonstrate the importance of engineering, science and technology and their impact on society.
WIE LEAD Academies
The Women in Engineering Leadership Enhancement, Application and Design Academies provide students with the opportunity to spend 1-2 days learning and applying principles related to a particular engineering discipline found at the University of Maryland.
Girl Scout Engineering Saturday is a workshop presented by Clark School students for Girl Scout troops in Maryland and the Washington Metropolitan area. Cadettes and Seniors (grades 7-12) engage in fun, hands-on, engineering-related activities, learn about professional career options in engineering and science and earn an Inventions and Inquiry Project patch.
This workshop, open to all rising 10th, 11th and 12th grade students, focuses on successful test-taking skills and reasoning strategies to help students maximize their SAT scores. The workshop covers the math, verbal and the new writing sections of the test, and provides 40 hours of instruction (four days a week for four weeks), a pre-test and post-test, as well as periodic evaluations to gauge student progress throughout the workshop.
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Girl Scout Engineering Saturday (GSES)
Girl Scout Engineering Saturday is a workshop presented by Clark School students for Girl Scout troops in Maryland and the Washington Metropolitan area. Cadettes and Seniors (grades 7-12) engage in fun, hands-on, engineering-related activities, learn about professional career options in engineering and science and earn an Inventions and Inquiry Project patch.
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