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Programming4Girls hopes to introduce information technology to girls and promote an interest in computing among young women. 

Alice Programming Workshop for Girls - a computer programming camp located in Greensboro NC

The Alice Workshop for Girls is an online computer programming day camp
hosted in Greensboro, NC by exceptional young female instructors.

    • Read about Alice programming
      (no previous programming experience necessary)
       
    • Find out more about the two-week class designed to introduce programming to girls in a fun online environment
       
    • Registration is now open for the 2020 Programming Workshops.
      Space is limited, and classes fill quickly, so register soon.
Motivating girls to explore technology through computer camps for girls and programming clubs for girls

Top 10 Reasons to Learn About
Computer Programming:

  1. Computing is part of everything we do!
  2. Expertise in computing enables you to solve complex, challenging problems.
  3. Computing enables you to make a positive difference in the world.
  4. Computing offers many types of satisfying, high-paying careers.
  5. There actually are more computing jobs than qualified people to fill them in the United States.
  6. Expertise in computing helps you even if your primary career choice is something else.
  7. Computing offers great opportunities for true creativity and innovativeness.
  8. Computing has space for both collaborative work and individual effort.
  9. Computing is an essential part of well-rounded academic preparation.
  10. It’s fun!

See more information about computing careers at http://computingcareers.acm.org

 

In the News
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  • One of our previous lead instructors, Claire Laffan, and the Alice Workshop have been making news:
     
  • Claire Laffan, a rising fourth year Yale University student, worked at Fermilab, a particle accelerator laboratory in Chicago last summer.  Claire has also been chosen as an undergraduate research team member at the Yale Quantum Institute.  Way to go, Claire!
     
  • One of the workshop co-founders, Dana Murphy, graduated in 2019 with a Masters in Engineering from Stanford University and is now working with Adobe as a Full Stack Developer in San Jose, CA!
     
  • Another of the workshop co-founders, Aleis Murphy, graduated in 2016 with a Masters in Engineering from Duke University and is now working with IBM as a Technology Solutions Specialist in Washington, DC!
     
  • One of our previous instructors, Melissa Murphy, graduated from the University of Virginia in 2017 and is now a Salesforce certified Marketing, Strategy and Technology Consultant focusing on healthcare and government with Slalom LLC in Washington, DC.