The program offers a unique college campus experience for rising eighth-grade girls, combining hands-on STEM activities with opportunities to interact with inspiring women role models and professionals.
Stockton University's Tech Trek is a one-week residential STEM camp specifically designed for rising eighth-grade girls. The program aims to immerse students in a supportive, all-girls university environment, fostering their interest and confidence in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Campers choose from various STEM options, including artificial intelligence, robotics, and coding, to build their four-day experience. Activities extend beyond core classes to include hands-on workshops such as mastering color theory in a tie-dye T-shirt workshop, collecting forensic evidence, and making slime and boba tea in a chemistry workshop. Students also have opportunities to play and broadcast esports tournaments and participate in field trips, such as seining for marine life and conducting a beach sweep awareness campaign at Stockton's Atlantic City campus. The camp emphasizes hands-on learning, interaction with women STEM role models, and networking with women STEM professionals, providing a unique college campus experience.
A typical day involves attending a daily math or science core class, participating in hands-on activities, and interacting with women STEM role models.
This camp is best for rising eighth-grade girls interested in math and science with the potential to excel, who are looking for a hands-on, immersive STEM experience in a supportive, all-girls university setting.
Stockton University, Galloway, N.J.
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