September 2011 Update
Robogals Adelaide has a new executive committee! Say hello to Lily Guo, Anna Koefer, Anastasia Fragoulis, Saxon Douglass, Peta Johannsen and Justina Andrews. Contact details for each can be found here. We have some big shoes to fill after the last two years of success under the watchful eye of Sarah Cirillo, but are looking forward to the coming months and are hatching a few plans already.
The 2011 SINE ran over 24th-26th September hosted in our home city of Adelaide was a huge success, check out the photos to see just a few of the things we got up to. It was great to meet all the exec from the other chapters, and had a blast showing them around our beautiful city. Our very own Adelaide chapter won the award - "Biggest Impact - Honourable Mention", big claps all 'round ladies and gents! This was for the amount of workshops that we ran during the year, teaching robotics to both brand new schools and students as well as recurring workshops which involved more in depth programs.
Robogals Adelaide will be selling pancakes on campus on the first Tuesday back of term 4, 11th October. Come buy a pancake and help us raise some money so we can do some cool stuff in schools, communities, and for our fantastic volunteers. We'll also be making an appearance at the term 4 AUES barbeque on Friday the 14th October. Rumours are there may be a bouncy castle, so make sure you can come along and say hello! When more information is available about these events it will be posted to the events page.
Finally, a new Robogals Adelaide Facebook page has been created. The page will mostly be used to keep fans updated about what we've been up to and informing people about future events and opportunities. Go ahead and like us, as this will likely be the go-to for the most update information about our organization. See you soon!
- Posted 10:21pm Tuesday, 27 September 2011
May 2011 Update
Robogals Adelaide will be an exhibitor at this year’s School Education Expo 28 & 29 May 2011. We would like to say a big thank you to the directors of the expo for giving us this opportunity to present Robogals to the wider community. We look forward to see you there!
For more information, check out our Events page or the School Education Expo website.
The Young Women in Technology Challenge is on again (8 & 9 June). Last year we taught 100 girls LEGO robotics. Due to the success of last year’s event the University of Adelaide have now extended the event for an extra day allowing for 100 extra students than last year to join in on all the fun of learning about Engineering & Technology at the University of Adelaide.
For more information, check out our Events page or The University of Adelaide Outreach Programs website.
- Posted 8:45pm Sunday, 15 May 2011
