SOUTHFIELD – Kathleen Norton-Schock returns to provide an year-end update on the Michigan Council of Women in Technology. She shared several programs that will help girls and young women become tech professionals.
Those include: Girls Hack IT – is an exciting program designed for middle and high school girls eager to explore the world of coding and technology. This program offers a unique opportunity to learn how to develop and deploy real-world solutions in a fun, supportive, and upbeat environment.
Through a hybrid model, students gain hands-on experience and receive online mentorship, which plays a crucial role in preparing them for the competition. Girls will not only build their tech skills but also develop confidence and teamwork, setting them up for success in their tech future.
Tech Her Forward: Innovate, Empower, Belong Thursday, March 12, 2026, from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.*
Western Michigan University College of Engineering and Applied Sciences 4601 Campus Dr., Kalamazoo, MI 49008 Inviting High School Girls to Join the GET-IT Connection Summit at Western Michigan University College of Engineering and Applied Sciences Step into the world of technology with a day full of inspiration, learning, and fun. Meet accomplished women in tech as they share their stories, offer advice on navigating college and careers, and discuss the latest trends in the tech industry.
Get all the details at www.mcwt.org
