BDPA-CIL, Building IT Careers through Inclusion

 

WHAT: INTRODUCING HIGH TECHNOLOGY CAREER CHOICES TO GIRLS
WHERE: VARIOUS LOCATIONS ACROSS THE COUNTRY
WHO: GIRLS ENTERING THE 10th, 11th, and 12th GRADES


If you are a girl entering the 10th through 12th grade and want to learn more about why technology IS IN for girls, then you should join us at the Microsoft DigiGirlz High Tech Camp. During the camp, you will be exposed to executive speakers, technology tours and demonstrations, networking, and hands-on learning workshops.


Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much does the camp cost?
Q: Is this an overnight camp?
Q: What are the hours each day of the camp?
Q: Where do I send the application materials?
Q: Is lunch provided or should I bring money?
Q: I have another question that is not answered here. Who do I ask?
Q: I would like to complete the application with my parents present but I do not have a computer at home. What should I do?

Application Information
To apply for the camp, please complete the on-line application form at Microsoft Camps which requires contact information and two short essays. Upon acceptance into the program, you will receive a packet of information with additional forms for you and a parent/guardian to complete. You will also be asked to submit a letter of recommendation from a teacher or counselor.

DigiGirlz Testimonials
Here is what some DigiGirlz had to say about their past experiences at the camp:


"From the first day, I was blown away from the support that everyone gave at Microsoft and how much everyone truly wanted us to be there. Even in the short time I was at Microsoft I learned so much about technology, but more about how people can achieve professions that they love and enjoy. Everyone's enthusiasm about their professions inspired me to find what I love and pursue it. Not only in technology, but in life."

"I am now much, much more interested in technology-related careers. They are so much fun."


"I thought you had to be a geek to work here, but this camp changed my mind."