Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day (IAGE)
In response to President McConnell’s message regarding COVID-19 (linked), Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day is officially being cancelled for Spring 2020.
Participants that have already registered will have priority registration for our next event.
All sponsor's donations will be put towards the next IAGE.
Special thanks to all the volunteers that originally committed to being a part of IAGE.
We hope you all stay well and safe.
Participants that have already registered will have priority registration for our next event.
All sponsor's donations will be put towards the next IAGE.
Special thanks to all the volunteers that originally committed to being a part of IAGE.
We hope you all stay well and safe.
What is Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day? Check out our flyer to get an idea and visit us on social media!
Facebook: CSU Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day
Instagram: csuIAGE
Email: iage.swe.colostate@gmail.com
Facebook: CSU Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day
Instagram: csuIAGE
Email: iage.swe.colostate@gmail.com
If you are interested in being a sponsor, view our sponsorship packet here!
Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day 2019
Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day 2019 was a huge success! Thank you to all the student volunteers, professional volunteers, student organizations, and, of course, attendees that made this day possible!
Photo above of the planning committee behind the event.
Photo above of the planning committee behind the event.
Special Thanks to our 2019 Sponsors:
Event made possible through the generous donation from the ExxonMobil Foundation
Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day 2018
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the 2018 Introduce a Girl to Engineering Event!!
Special thanks to Outreach Director, Natalie Rios, and all IAGE committee members, volunteers, sponsors, teachers, parents, and attendees. The day was an incredible success as over 100 middle school girls discovered and learned about the different disciplines of engineering, met current engineering students, and learned how engineers have the privilege and opportunity to make the world a better place. Thank you for helping to encourage the next generation to Aspire, Advance, and Achieve in their creativity.
"For middle school girls, this is what an engineer looks like "
Take a look at the article SOURCE wrote about IAGE:
https://engr.source.colostate.edu/for-middle-school-girls-this-is-what-an-engineer-looks-like/
https://engr.source.colostate.edu/for-middle-school-girls-this-is-what-an-engineer-looks-like/
Other Articles about IAGE:
Source article (2017): http://source.colostate.edu/middle-school-girls-try-engineering-day
Photo: John Eisele, Colorado State University
Photo: John Eisele, Colorado State University
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