GG STEM
Foundation
Encouraging individuals from underrepresented groups with an interest in STEM to dream big and pursue their goals through scholarships, events, and education.
Meet Our Previous Scholarship Winners
2021 Winner
Brittney
Sahana is a freshman at Northwestern University. She increases diversity in STEM through her work on Crimson Classroom a program that she created to bring robotics into K-12 classrooms and a non-profit she created, Computer Science for Kids, to teach students about programming, cybersecurity, and presentation skills.
Sahana is a freshman at Northwestern University. She increases diversity in STEM through her work on Crimson Classroom a program that she created to bring robotics into K-12 classrooms and a non-profit she created, Computer Science for Kids, to teach students about programming, cybersecurity, and presentation skills.
Brittney is a senior at New Rochelle High School who created the New Rochelle United Science Exploration mentoring program. This program paired students with mentors and challenged them to create a STEM-based project. At the end of the summer, the students were given the opportunity to present their projects at a science fair.
Sahana is a freshman at Northwestern University. She increases diversity in STEM through her work on Crimson Classroom a program that she created to bring robotics into K-12 classrooms and a non-profit she created, Computer Science for Kids, to teach students about programming, cybersecurity, and presentation skills.
2021 Winner
Sahana
2020 Winner
Dina
She started her own
chapter of the American Computer
Science League and founded Bebras Challenge Materials which teaches students computational thinking. She was on the FIRST Tech Challenge team 3415 Lancers. Dina attends Cornell University.
Giversity = Giving + Diversity
"Giversity" - giving back to the community while supporting diversity in the STEM fields. Encouraging girls to engage in STEM supports ourcommunity by providing more opportunity for future growth and prosperity.
