Expanding Access to Engineering

This program connects girls with women working in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). It was launched by Dr. Elizabeth Cannon.

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Across Canada, Go ENG Girl invites underrepresented youth in grades 7 to 10 to come to the top universities to meet female engineering professors, professionals and students. They learn about engineering education, research and careers. They try their hand at engineering. They take part in interactive engineering design competitions. They enjoy engineering demonstrations by students. And, they hear a panel of successful female engineers. Join us for our next Go ENG Girl!

Proudly sponsored by Fluor. 

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Go CODE Girl provides underrepresented youth in grades 7 to 11 an exciting opportunity across Canada to meet professors and students, learn about the digital skills that will drive tomorrow’s communications, innovative solutions, and the most essential societal improvements, and explore fantastic careers in computing and engineering fields. Join us for Go CODE Girl!

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A day-long event for high school students that provides a glimpse into life as an engineer. During Women in Engineering Day, about 300 young women in grades 10 and 11 visit UCalgary.

They explore Schulich's labs and meet student mentors. They engage in a fun engineering design challenge. And, they enjoy a panel of successful female engineering alumni, and learn about the amazing careers available to women in this field.

Not only do they find out more about the diverse array of engineering disciplines they can choose from, they get a "day-in-the-life" experience of what studying engineering with us would be like. 

Proudly sponsored by APEGA and Fluor.