Go ENG Girl
Are you a girl in Grades 7 and up?
Would you like to learn more about the fantastic field of Engineering?
Then you would enjoy Go ENG Girl!
What is Go ENG Girl?
Connections hosts Go ENG Girl in partnership with the Ontario Network of Women in Engineering (ONWiE). This free event provides an exciting opportunity for girls in Grades 7-11 across Ontario to visit Queen’s University campus and learn from women in the engineering profession, academics, and students about the wonderful world of engineering.
Students will be treated to a series of workshops facilitated by Connections Engineering Outreach, Women in Science and Engineering, and the Royal Military College.
There is no cost for this event – free of charge!
When is Go ENG Girl?
Connections hosts Go ENG Girl annually. This year’s event will be hosted on Saturday October 13, 2018
Time | Event |
9:20am –9:30am | Welcome! Desurée Vandendam, Outreach Coordinator, Connections Engineering Outreach (Queen’s) Beamish-Munro Hall |
9:30am –10:00am | Icebreakers Student volunteers (Queen’s and RMC) |
10:00am – 10:50am | Workshop 1 Beamish-Munro Hall |
10:50am – 11:40am | Workshop 2 Beamish-Munro Hall |
11:40am – 12:25pm | Lunch A pizza lunch will be provided for participants Beamish-Munro Hall |
12:25pm –1:15pm | Workshop 3 Beamish-Munro Hall |
1:15pm –2:05pm | Workshop 4 |
2:05pm –2:15pm | Closing Remarks Beamish-Munro Hall |
Where is Go ENG Girl?
Go ENG Girl is hosted on Queen’s Campus. This year, Go ENG Girl will be hosted in Beamish-Munro Hall (45 Union Street West, Kingston)
How do I register?
Please visit ONWiE Events
In order to complete your registration please follow these steps:
- Click on the Go ENG Girl logo
- Select the province
- Choose the location Queen’s University/RMC
- Click on ‘register’
- Complete the form (all fields)
- Click on ‘complete registration’
- You will be brought to the events detail page, where the details for your location will have been published
- A confirmation email will be sent to you.
For more information
For more information about the Go ENG Girl event check out the Ontario Network of Women in Engineering (ONWiE) website.
