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FGCU STEM Summer Camp. Photo via FGCU STEM Summer Camp website Florida Gulf Coast University says they are looking for 9-12th grade girls to participate in their STEM Summer Camp for High School Girls. Participating girls will learn content on issues of water quality in Southwest Florida and climate change. Girls will be mentored in the latest climate change research and how it is related to south Florida. FGCU says the girls will be taken out on boats and mentored in field methodologies. They will collect all of their own samples and engage in authentic scientific research. They will be mentored in laboratory practices and they will use state-of-the-art laboratory instruments in their analyses. Sessions offered for all girls in HS (9th-12th grades) 2019 Dates: June 19-July 2 Monday-Friday/8:30-2:30 pm Location: Vester Marine Field Station, Bonita Springs Pricing: None Contact: Dr. Joanne Muller for application details Please complete the Registration Form for consideration Visit the FGCU STEM Summer Camp web page here.