Empowering Excellence thru Exploration
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E3 Camp 4th Annual STEAM FairE3 Camp will be putting on its 4th Annual Black STEAM Fair on November 15th at Hargraves Community Center (10am to 1pm). The event is geared towards Black students - ages 10 to 17. Each participating group is asked to give a 5 minute presentation to explain their Art or STEM Field to the youth. Presentations would be repeated over as youth passed through the gym.
Please fillout the Presenter Form below if you want to be a participating presenter for the STEAM Fair! All forms are due by October 27th to confirm exhibit space.
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Mission:
To provide middle school students of color with activities, field trips, and skills in the Arts and S.T.E.M. fields, necessary to be productive citizens in the 21st century workforce. |
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What happens at E3 Camp?
Students will be exposed to the work (current and historical) of black scientists, inventors, and artists through hands-on experiences of electricity, solar power, coding, forensics, poetry/spoken word, engineering design, math, music, aerodynamics, and videography that engage curiosity, observation and imagination. We explore science/technology on a local level through the variety of ways they’re used by community workers.
Church Women United meeting on Saturday, November 8 at 10 am at Chapel of the
Pines Presbyterian Church, 314 Great Ridge Parkway, Chapel Hill, NC 27516. We will have two wonderful speakers, Anissa McLendon, founder of the E3 Camp, a STEM camp for middle school students of color, and Flicka Bateman, director of the Refugee Support Center in Orange County. We will collect menstrual products (pads only) for the women served at the Refugee Center. We are a diverse group of women representing many faith communities in the area and we welcome you! |
E3 Camp and Anissa McLendon receives The Bridge Builders Award at 39th Martin Luther King Community Celebration Awards.
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