The High School Girls Day, sponsored in part by Shell, is an outreach and recruitment event, hosted by the OU chapter of the Society of Women Engineers and the OU Women in Engineering Program, and provides the opportunity for prospective high school women to engage with faculty from various engineering disciplines, and interact with school administration, staff, academic advisors and current students.
This program, hosted by the OU Society of Women Engineers and the OU Women in Engineering Program, is sponsored in part by Shell. The event provides high school girls with hands-on STEM learning experiences in different engineering disciplines as well as the opportunity to talk to professors, college advisors, and OU students.
Current high school girls in the 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th grades in the fall of this academic year should apply. African American, Hispanic/Latina, American Indian/Alaskan Native, and or First Generation students are strongly encouraged to apply; however, the program considers all applicants.
HSGD will take place from ~8:30am to ~3:30pm on Wednesday, November 2.
This event is currently scheduled to be hosted on the Norman OU campus on the 2nd floor of the Rawl Engineering Practice Facility (REPF).
OU Norman campus in Rawl Engineering Practice Facility
850 South Jenkins Avenue
Room 200
Norman, OK 73019
Group drop-offs can unload in the "pullout" area on the WEST side of the Sarkeys Energy Center (also on Jenkins, across the street from the REPF) or on Felgar (the road to the south of REPF). Busses must park at the Loyd Noble Center. Bus drivers can be picked up and brought to the event location. Individual vehicle parking permits are available upon request *limited* and should be requested in advance to allow time for mailing. The availability of parking spaces cannot be guaranteed.
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