Interested in our Girls Who Code program for this Spring 2019? Register here!
Our first class will be Sunday,
February 3.
Sessions will be held on Sundays in Upson Hall Room 225.
The Middle School session will meet from 12pm-1:30pm and
the High School session will meet from 2pm-3:30pm.
More schedule details can be found below.
Please note we will NOT be having class
on February 24, March 31, April 7, and April 21 due to Cornell's academic breaks.
Girls Who Code is a free program hosted by WICC consisting of weekly middle school and high school workshops for local students. We pair learning the fundamentals of Computer Science with exploring fun projects through software and hardware such as Scratch, Arduinos, and Ozobots. Our curriculum is based off that of Girls Who Code, and we are lucky enough to partner with Accenture to receive funding for all the cool things we do in Girls Who Code! Our classes boast anywhere between 10 and 20 students per semester. Both the middle school and high school classes have two co-leaders in charge, and we work with a set of dedicated college student volunteers to ensure that every Girls Who Code student gets the attention that they need to succeed. Our goal is to instill an appreciation for CS in every student, to develop their confidence, and to empower them to pursue their interests. We aim to show students that CS is about creativity and can be used to solve real-world problems.
Looking for more information? Email us at girlswhocode@cornell.edu
Interested in sponsoring Girls Who Code?
Think you would make a good guest speaker?
Want to be a general volunteer at workshops around the local community?
Contact the Outreach Team at girlswhocode@cornell.edu
Note: Volunteering applications for the Girls Who Code class have closed for Fall 2018, but be sure to check out the WICC Listserv and Facebook page for opportunities at the beginning of next semester! However, if you’d like to get involved as a general volunteer, please contact us!
Our teaching team has participated in a number of local events promoting STEM education and career development. Looking for volunteers or a CS workshop at your event? Contact the Outreach Directors!