STEM Hands
STEM Hands is an annual summer camp for Deaf and Hard of Hearing high school students interested in careers in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM). This camp is a collaborative effort between the Georgia Center of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, the Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency, and the Georgia State University College of Education & Human Development.
During the week-long residential camp, high school students across the state take part in hands-on activities, demonstrations, and learning opportunities throughout the city of Atlanta. Previous activities have been collaborations with the Delta Flight Museum, Georgia Aquarium, and Centers for Disease Control, as well as hands-on activities including 3D design and printing hosted by Georgia State University.
Please Contact:
Paulynn “Victoria” Christopher
Pre-Employment Specialist
Cell: (470) 922-1184
Shikilia GadsdenSams
Pre-Employment Specialist
Cell: (470) 925-2710
STEM Hands 2023 has been canceled. Please stay tuned for more information about STEM hands in the future. Thank you.
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Photos
Take a look at some pictures from STEM Hands 2022.
Group photo of campers on the last day of camp 2022.
A camper shows off his 3D print during a presentation.
Group hug from some of the campers as they say goodbye after a week together.
Group photo of campers on the last day of camp 2022.
Apply
When applications are open you can sign up here.