The Artemis Project: Teaching Computer Science to Adolescent Girls

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The Artemis Project is a free five-week summer camp for incoming ninth grade girls interested in computer science. It is held annually at Brown University. Four undergraduate women who are studying computer science serve as coordinators for the Artemis Project. It is their responsibility to organize the entire program. Artemis fosters enthusiasm and provides knowledge to students, building their confidence and giving them tools to apply to science in the future.

Click here for the brochure and application.

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