Mentors and proteges work collaboratively to build a science, math or technology project for presentation to the community at the end of the program session. Project-based learning provides girls an informal opportunity to gain critical skills while learning new science and math content. Girls choose their own project based on the guidelines provided and with the access to resources available through their mentor's work or school. Program Priorities College students encourage girls to strive for academic excellence, especially in the areas of technology, math and science.
Students use current technology on a regular basis.
Students are encouraged to take more responsibility for their education . Strong, healthy relationships are formed between university students and participating middle school girls. Students and mentors learn to share knowledge and collaborate effectively. Thank you to PremiereLink , Eugene, Oregon, for generous sponsorship of the CyberSisters website, our portal to technology equity for girls. Symantec Corporation is a proud Oregon sponsor of the CyberSisters Mentor Program.