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Arizona Science Center Hosts Girls in STEM Astro Adventures for Students
The Arizona Science Center is hosting a specialized educational program designed to encourage interest in science and engineering among young students. The Girls in STEM Astro Adventures event will take place on November 14, offering fourth through eighth-grade participants a full day of hands-on learning focused on astronomy and space exploration.
The Arizona Science Center is hosting the Girls in STEM Astro Adventures event on November 14, inviting students in grades four through eight to engage with astronomy and engineering concepts. The program begins at 9 a.m. and offers participants a full day of hands-on activities designed to explore the universe.
During the event, students will examine topics related to planets, stars, and rocketry. The initiative aims to provide an immersive experience that encourages interest in science and technology among young learners.
Girls in STEM is an educational series launched by the Arizona Science Center in 2013. It operates throughout the year to foster engagement in science and engineering fields among students in grades four through eight. The organization states that its goal is to empower the next generation of professionals in these disciplines.
The event will be held at the Arizona Science Center, located at 600 E. Washington St. in downtown Phoenix. For additional details regarding registration or participation, visitors can contact the center at 602-716-2000 or visit www.azscience.org.
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