Michigan Council of Women in Technology Foundation
Programs > K-12 Initiatives
A day for girls in grades 4 – 8 to explore facets of computer science, interact with sponsors, participate in a live Tech Expo, and learn how IT is used in companies across Michigan.
Camp Infinity is a series of week-long sessions that introduce 4th to 12th grade girls to explore computer and internet technologies through hands-on activities. Our expert instructors will guide your child through a range of engaging activities that will spark their imagination and creativity. Campers will also get an opportunity to meet with women who work in technological fields and learn about careers in technology fields.
At MCWT, we are dedicated to inspiring and assisting girls in Michigan to pursue technology education and careers.
The GET-IT Connection Summit is a special event designed for high school girls, offering them a unique chance to discover the exciting world of technology. At the summit, students will learn about innovative tech advancements, explore potential career paths in technology, and discover various education options for their future.
The West Michigan GET-IT Connection Summit invites high school girls to explore the exciting world of technology. Students will discover innovations, uncover career paths, and explore education opportunities that can shape their future.
Girls Solve-IT Powered by Ford, is a state-wide technology competition for Michigan girls in grades 4 – 8. The students work together in teams that are given tech quests to complete, which qualify them for the final round and potential cash prizes.
Girls Hack IT – is an exciting program designed for middle and high school girls eager to explore the world of coding and technology. This program offers a unique opportunity to learn how to develop and deploy real-world solutions in a fun, supportive, and upbeat environment. Through a hybrid model, students gain hands-on experience and receive online mentorship, which plays a crucial role in preparing them for the competition. Girls will not only build their tech skills but also develop confidence and teamwork, setting them up for success in their tech future.
Welcome parents and teachers. By supporting MCWT and similar organizations, you are investing in the future of young women across Michigan, whether they are your students, cousins, daughters, nieces or grand-daughters. We need your active engagement to help young women to be aware of their opportunities within the Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) fields.
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Meet Vanette Hill, a powerhouse IT manager at BCBSM breaking barriers in the tech world. Benefiting from the support of MCWT, she has risen from participant to lead of our ELEVATE cohort program.
We hope you’ll feel inspired by Vanette’s experience and the history our organization is making as we inspire and grow women in tech.
MCWT multi-year scholar, Himaja Motheram shares her personal story on how the GET-IT programs made an impact on her interest in technology. Throughout her course of the program, she grew closer to a community of girls who were just as eager to learn and engage as she was. To learn more about Himaja’s journey, click the button below.
Taking scholars to the next level in their tech career is apart of MCWT’s goal to continue the lifecycle of girls and women in technology throughout Michigan. Take a moment to read this success story on Vonnita Jones, a former MCWT Scholarship recipient who was able to stay connected and engaged with MCWT on a career level.
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