WiSTEM Ghana Camp assembles 320 girls to explore STEM education
The 7th edition of the WiSTEM Ghana Camp, themed 'Give to Gain: Spark Her STEM Power', assembled over 300 girls to explore STEM education.
In Brief
- •The 7th edition of the WiSTEM Ghana Camp, themed 'Give to Gain: Spark Her STEM Power', assembled over 300 girls to explore STEM education.
- •Professor Jerry John Kponyo, Head of the Responsible Artificial Intelligence Lab (RAIL) at KNUST, emphasized the need for greater inclusion of women and girls in STEM fields.
- •Participants engaged in hands-on activities, laboratory sessions, and field trips to stimulate their interest in STEM.
Why It Matters
The WiSTEM Ghana Camp aims to inspire and equip young girls with the knowledge, exposure, and support needed to pursue careers in STEM. By increasing girls' participation in STEM fields, Ghana can leverage technological advancements to drive economic growth and development. The camp also highlights the importance of investing in STEM education, research, and innovation to achieve the country's development aspirations.
Key Details
- Number of participants
- 320 girls
- Theme of the camp
- 'Give to Gain: Spark Her STEM Power'
- Duration of the camp
- Not specified
- Location of the camp
- Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST)
Context & Background
The WiSTEM Ghana Camp is an annual programme aimed at encouraging and providing tools to young girls to pursue their dreams in STEM. The camp has been supported by KNUST and other stakeholders over the years.
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