Club Resources
In this meeting, we introduced Girls Who Code, went over what the year would look like this year, and set up accounts for the club!
GWC Intro Presentation
For our first outreach event, we invited Shivali Gulati, founder of STEAM non-profit Girl Genius, to answer our questions in an Ask Me Anything (AMA) format. If you still have any questions of your own, you can email her at shivali@girlgeniusmag.tech
In this workshop, we went over different ways to find activities and internships during COVID. In gist, we explained how to navigate through STEM Slacks, using Instagram effectively, building a Linkedln, and steering through RoundPier to your advantage. At the end, we also provided an opportuntity planner that we made for members to use.
In the first part of our web development series, we went over basic HTML in an interactive way and showed examples of how the code will ultimately become a website.
In part 2 of our web development series, we went over basic CSS in an interactive manner. Part 3 included more CSS, putting together a website with Repl.it or Github Pages, and final tips.
This meeting was a collaboration with the JHS Aviation Club, in which we went over careers in aviation with applications of computer science in the flight industry. We also invited the president of JHS Aviation to talk more about the club and answer any questions!
This short meeting was a virtual picture day over Zoom. Unfortunately, many people could not show up due to other commitments, but here is the picture that we submitted for the yearbook!
We are honored to be able to join GirlsCodeIt in helping Girl Scouts learn how to code! This meeting was an informational about the volunteer project and members were given time to sign up. Because members have different experiences in coding, we created a guide to learn Scratch for any member who wants to volunteer but does not know Scratch.
GWC Volunteer Opportunity Informational PresentationIn our second outreach, we brought the President of the Ohio State Girls Who Code College Loop. Here, we got our questions answered about majoring in CS, internships, and how it's like being involved in chapters like Girls Who Code at the college level!
OSU Outreach RecordingIn the first part of our Python for Beginners series, we covered the basics of Python, including variables, math operators, user input, and random functions. Afterwards, we solved Python Puzzles to implement what we learned!
Python Basics Presentation