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Santa Clarita Valley
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Stem Stars For more information or to participate: The Santa Clarita Valley AAUW STEM STARS program is an annual program that began in October 2010 which provides educational opportunities and field trip experiences to Tech Trek alumni and other girls in the 8 th through 12 th grades. These young women exhibit an interest in exploring education choices and career opportunities in the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fields. For 2011-2012 the members of STEM Stars, 66 members and one non-alumni, are contacted monthly about field trips. Attendance at past field trips has ranged from 10 to 18 girls. AAUW members are welcome to participate in the program and join the committee. Both drivers and chaperones are needed for the field trips. 2011-2012 Events (See Calendar For Details): September 22 - Qiagen, Forensic Science Photos from Past Events: January 2012 December 2010
September 2011
April 2011
October 2010
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Women In History For more information or to participate: The Women In History program has been an integral part of the education of the Santa Clarita Valley public elementary, middle school and high school students since 1987. Beginning in March, in partnership with individual PTA’s and school faculties, women perform in five or six costumed, first-person dramatizations of influential women in history – some famous, some forgotten in time. Participants share a unique knowledge and deep respect for the accomplishments of these historical role models. As a culmination of the program, a special presentation is also made for Seniors of the Santa Clarita Valley in April. AAUW’s 2011 Women In History AAUW’s 25th edition of Women in History was presented at the General Meeting April 26 th. Members and guests enjoyed the living history of the lives of Mary Pickford (silent film star/co-founder of United Artists), Beatrix Potter (author/illustrator of children's books), Amelia Earhart (aviatrix), Mary Pickersgill, (Baltimore widow who sewed the Star-Spangled Banner), and Sarah Forbes Bonetta, rescued African princess who became Queen Victoria's protege.
AAUW would like to thank the volunteers who work diligently to perform these roles and we are grateful for the commitment that PTA’s and school faculties continue to show for this unique educational experience.
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