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The event is designed as a series of small, rotating group conversations where students can speak directly with women working or studying in STEM fields, ask candid questions, and learn about real-world pathways into these careers.
This program is made possible by funding from the AAUW New Jersey Charitable Trust

Date: Tuesday, March 10th 2026, 6:30pm to 9:00pm
Location: Madison Community House, 25 Cook Ave, Madison NJ 07940
We’re calling all women in STEM - from college students, fresh graduates, to seasoned professionals, and inspirational retirees - to take part in an empowering event that aims to inspire the next generation of young girls.
Engage in small, informal group discussions with the young students, and share your experiences.
Fill out this short form to become a part of our event: https://forms.gle/tw3nmMxNpbPDxDoD8
Come meet local women in a variety of STEM careers. We'll be having small group conversations with these inspiring women to learn about what they do, their journey, challenges, accomplishments, and more!
Sign up here! https://forms.gle/yfx4LA937XceYqYE9






This one-week, residential, hands-on STEM camp for rising eighth-grade girls got its start more than 20 years ago, when AAUW of California member Marie Wolbach applied for an AAUW Community Action Grant to open a science camp for girls on the Stanford University campus. Wolbach and AAUW of California have since expanded the program to 10 camps in California alone.
In 2015, New Jersey joined the expansion at Stockton University and expanded to host 60 girls from 2016-2019! Watch the 2015 Stockton Tech Trek Camp video and click the Photos link above to see archives from our 2016-2019 camps. To reduce the spread of COVID-19, the 2020 camp was offered online in 2021, we held abbreviated alumni STEMinist Camps in 2022, and returned with new cohorts of campers in 2023 and 2024.
Campers take part in activities like programming robots, extracting their own DNA, formulating lip gloss in a chemistry lab, visiting the FAA Technical Center or e-Sports Lab or coastal waters or Pinelands Preserve, and much more! Tech Trek has been shown to significantly increase girls’ self-confidence and their interest in and excitement about the STEM fields, which is why AAUW New Jersey continues to host Tech Trek at Stockton University each year.
The program puts AAUW’s groundbreaking Why So Few? and Solving the Equation research reports into action in a female-led, inclusive, residential university setting. Tech Trek’s formula follows the reports’ recommendations, introducing girls to role models and career choices and giving campers the opportunity to reside on a college campus.
Read more at https://techtrek-nj.aauw.net/

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