Tech Trek provides a unique opportunity for middle school girls to experience college life while engaging in hands-on STEM activities and interacting with inspiring women role models in STEM fields.
Tech Trek STEM Camp is a week-long residential program designed for middle school girls (7th and 8th graders) to foster their interest and confidence in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). The camp provides an immersive college experience at Seattle Pacific University, where girls live in dorms and eat in the campus dining hall. The curriculum emphasizes hands-on learning through core classes and a variety of workshops. Activities include dissecting animals, coding and creating with circuits, building and flying flight simulators, and exploring concepts in astronomy, robotics, anatomy, forensics, and chemistry. Campers also participate in field trips to STEM-related destinations like the Pacific Science Center, Boeing Museum of Flight, or a US Geological Survey site. A key component of the camp is interaction with professional women in STEM fields, who share their career paths and inspire the girls. The program aims to encourage young women to pursue STEM studies and careers, providing them with a supportive environment to learn, be creative, and build confidence.
A typical day involves morning core STEM classes, afternoon workshops with hands-on activities, and evening sessions that may include inspirational speakers, field trips, engineering challenges, or social activities like movie nights.
This camp is best for middle school girls in 7th and 8th grade who are curious and passionate about science, technology, engineering, and math, and who might not otherwise have access to such enrichment opportunities.
Seattle Pacific University, Seattle
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