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Expanding Your Horizons

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Expanding Your Horizons

March is the month to volunteer at the “Expanding Your Horizons” half-day conference for middle school girls interested in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) curricula

Saturday, March 10, 2012
7:30 am to 2pm

Seattle University
901 – 12th Ave, Seattle, WA

free parking at Seattle University

 

 AAUW-Seattle is proud to have founded SEYH in 1988, and our branch continues its support of this wonderful event. As many as 410 middle school girls participate in a half-day conference of “hands-on” workshops in science, technology, engineering and math. Women biologists, botanists, engineers, veterinarians, and many other local professional women enthusiastically volunteer their time to host workshops that introduce girls to exciting careers involving math, science and computer technology. Further details can be found at: http://www.seattleu.edu/seyh .

 

Volunteers assist with check-in, set up, support for presenters, lunch duties and more. The average volunteer day begins at 7:30 and ends at 2:00 pm, with some volunteers arriving earlier or working for only part of the conference. There will be at least 125 volunteers joining us from throughout the community.

 

Please join us! To volunteer please reply via email to volunteer@seyh.org or call (206) 296-2117, and leave a message as soon as possible.

If you are not available on March 10, other volunteer opportunities include packet stuffing and water bottle washing beginning at 5 PM on Wednesday, February 29.  Meet at Room 405 of Bannan Engineering.

 

Plan to join Seattle Branch members in this wonderful opportunity to promote equity for women and girls.

 

You will be contacted regarding information on parking and other details.

 


Upcoming Programs – Save the Dates!

  • Tuesday,  April 11, 2012, Scholar’s Recognition Evening  at the Best Western- 7:00 pm
    Loveday Conquest UW professor will speak in honoring our scholars in math, science and technology and their parents.   These young women are High School Seniors from a number of schools all over Seattle.
  • Saturday, May 2012, Breakfast at the Best Western – 9:30 am
    Annual Meeting and Branch Program to be determined.

Past Programs Seattle Branch 2010-2012

  • February 2012 – Speak Out! Addressing Sexual Harrassment in the School and on the Street with Holly Kearl
  • January 2012 – A Front Row Seat to Advocating with Tracy Sherman
  • December 2011 – Holiday Brunch with Performance by Senisble Shoes
  • November 2011- The Male Essence: How Natural Ability is Perceived in Different fields of Study by Sarah Grover
  • October 2011- Legislative Session 2012: A Preview with AAUW-WA Lobbyist Pam Crone
  • September 2011 – Winning the West for Women: The Life of Suffragist Emma Smith DeVoe with Dr. Jennifer Ross-Nazzal
  • July 2011 – Tour of Chinese Garden at South Seattle Community College benefiting AAUW Funds
  • May 2011 – Aviation High School, the Big Vision, with Reba Gilman
  • April 2011 – Evening Dessert Reception for Scholars Recognition Honorees and their parents with speaker Heather Dohan
  • March 2011–Joint Meeting with Highline Branch at the Burien Community Center with Maha Jahshan, MA, speaker from OneAmerica, on immigration issues for families, women and girls
  • March 2011–volunteered at the Expanding Your Horizons conference for middle school girls at Seattle University
  • February 2011 – Reel Grrls with Malory Graham
  • January 2011 – Theresa Diekhans’ One-Woman Show on Mother Jones
  • December 2010 – Holiday brunch at the home of Susan Moen in Kenmore – with silent auction benefiting our Scholars Recognition Program, entertainment by Cornish students soprano Jamie Foster and piano major Rebekah Wagner, and collection of items for Mary’s Place Women’s Shelter.
  • November 2010 – GambiaHELP Project 2010 with Shelby Tarutis
  • October 2010 – Debunking Stereotypes: Explaining Women’s Under representation in Computer Science with Sapna Cheryan, Ph.D.
  • September 2010 – Women’s Votes, Women’s Voices at MOHAI Women’s Suffrage exhibit with Shanna Stevenson

 

Additional Past Programs and Events

 

 

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