Robogals Exeter

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Lego EV3

Lego EV2

Robogals. Inspiring Tomorrow's Engineers Today.

Great Time at the Community Day.

Our Robogals Regional Executive Officer will be on bbc radio Scotland shortly to talk about getting more girls into STEM!!! If you have the time, tune in to hear from Yusra :D

Yusra on Twitter “Listen out for me on @ 10:30 talking about getting more women into STEM at university! ”

Evening all!
The Robogals challenge has just been shared on the Robogals European group page. Fantastic way to spend some rainy evenings that seem to be in full swing. :)
If you know girls between the ages of 5-15 in the UK:

They can register here:
http://challenge.robogals-emea.org/

They can check out the first Minor Challenge here:
http://www.robogals-emea.org/?page_id=228 (Year 1- 3)
http://www.robogals-emea.org/?page_id=233 (Year 4-6)
http://www.robogals-emea.org/?page_id=236 (Year 7-9)

Last week we were at the CEMPS (College of Engineering, Mathematics and Physical Sciences) Information fair for new undergraduates and freshers at Exeter University.
We met a range of students and had 30 new volunteers sign up.
Below are a few snaps of our banner and new shirts for the year :)

What did Robogals Exeter do in 2014/15 once we established ourselves?
-We taught 5 workshops. All of them varied in size; in total we reached approximately 60 young people, of this number there were 27 girls. Not only is this a lot of young people but our team was far smaller than it is for 2015/16
-We rebuilt our Lego mindstorm robots and bought some Lego ev3's (the picture below shows one of them).
-We ran a few workshops for our volunteers to have a play with our robots.

This year we are aiming to get bigger and even better. Our number of volunteers who make up Robogals Exeter is increasing and with them more young people can be reached and inspired.

Hey guys, we are currently undergoing a reboot so bear with us :]
In February of this year, we were lucky enough to go to Loughborough University for the annual SINE (Seminar Inducting New Executives). We had an amazing weekend meeting the executive committees from the other 10 chapters across the UK, as well as executives from the South Africa and Australia chapters. Over the course of three days we attended workshops to enable us to keep being awesome and continue inspiring female engineers.