GEMS (Girls Excelling in Math & Science)

  • At GEMS, students will complete weekly STEM activities that are designed and facilitated by a Georgia Tech PhD student and professor. Activities range from making lip balm or slime to building robots or hydraulic bridges.

    Participants: 6th - 8th grade girls - please make SURE to sign up to attend by contacting Laurel Hilger.

    Meeting Day: Tuesdays

    Meeting Time:  4:30-5:30 pm

    Meeting Location:  Room 4017

    GEMS is a free club. Attendance is not required, instead participants sign up weekly as they are available. Snacks are provided!

     
    • Do you like to build things like rockets, bridges, catapults or towers?
    • Do you like to make things like slime, lipgloss, robots or circuit boards?
    • Do you like to grow bacteria and solve crimes?
    • Do you love plants, animals and nature? 

     

    If you said yes any of these questions then GEMS is the place for you! At GEMS you will complete science and engineering projects every week.

    Don’t like math? Hate science? Don’t worry! At GEMS we use problem solving and team work to complete our projects. We tackle big problems in hands on ways that will get your creativity flowing and your mind working hard without feeling overwhelmed.

    As the late great groundbreaking female mathematician Maryam Mirzakhani said, “It’s not only the question, but the way you try to solve it.” GEMS is an after school program at Howard Middle school run by Dr. Mary Lynn Realff and her students from Georgia Institute of Technology through Women in Science and Technology (WST).

     
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Last Modified on August 30, 2024