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"Young girls need to see role models in whatever careers they may choose, just so they can picture themselves doing these jobs someday.  You can't be what you can't see."  
​-Sally Ride
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2023 MENTOR REGISTRATION

Consider Becoming A Mentor



Please read more below and learn how to become a mentor.

Introduce female-identified & gender non-conforming students to your profession and spark their imagination!  Some middle school female-identified & gender non-conforming students have a hard time seeing math and science beyond the confines of a textbook.  Did you know only 14% of teenage girls say they want to become scientists?    However, when girls are shown what engineers do, 76% of them become interested in Engineering!   We here at Thurston County EYH want to change how female-identified & gender non-conforming students think about STEM and we need your help.  EYH Mentors familiarize female-identified & gender non-conforming students with their profession, opening their eyes to new classes and career possibilities.  
Please e-mail our Mentor Coordinator or learn more on our Facebook page. 


Here's what a day looks like for conference mentors:
  • Volunteer on the day of the conference from approximately 9 a.m. until 1:30 p.m.
  • Teach one, 50-minute, hands-on workshop 3 times throughout the day (classes are generally 10-12 students, unless you requests a higher or lower limit)
  • Recruit a helper or two to assist with your workshop

Here's what the conference provides to support you:
  • A classroom or lab space to teach your workshop (we accommodate as many special requests as possible such as a need for sinks or microscopes, but specialty spaces are limited)
  • Volunteer helpers (if needed)
  • Lunch

All you need to register is your name and contact info, a title and description of your class, and your setup needs.

The conference is hosted at South Puget Sound Community College.

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