Dr. Zina Jarrahi-Cinker, a condensed matter physicist, speaks with Harpeth Hall students on September 19, 2020.
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Pooja Dutt, computer scientist for Target, speaks with Harpeth Hall students on October 24, 2020.
Dr. Catherine Armwood-Gordon, professor of civil and architectural engineering at Tennessee State University, speaks with Harpeth Hall students on November 21, 2020.
Veteran Vision: Barbara Bell uses knowledge gained in a 28-year Navy career to help launch girls into STEM disciplines
The National Science Board reports the U.S. is a nation at risk if it does not develop more STEM talent. Where are we going to find that talent?
The Harpeth Hall Robotics Team is not a competitive team as much as it is a friendly collaboration. We hope to empower girls who are interested in pursuing STEM careers
The Harpeth Hall Coding Bears and Harpeth Hall Robotics teams had a fun and exciting day at the Music City Lego League Qualifier.
Harpeth Hall graduates are prepared to lead in career fields historically populated by males.
Harpeth Hall Middle School students continue to contribute to and excell in the annual EngineerGirl essay contest.
Dr. Kimberly Clay's organization, Play Like a Girl, focuses on STEM+. Look for the next hacking challenge at STEM+ Leadership Day, March 7, 2019.
Dr. Barbara Bell assumes her position as Director of the Harpeth Hall Center for STEM Education for Girls effective Aug. 1, 2018.
Our Girls CODE: Empowering Harpeth Hall students with skills for the future is the feature article for Hallways Spring 2017 issue. As an all-girls school, Harpeth Hall is uniquely positioned to liberate students from a computer science genderization that might otherwise limit them.
Lego League robotics focuses on applying coding, engineering, and teamwork to accomplish missions using the Lego Mindstorm robots. Teams also identify and solve a problem concerning the Lego League theme for the year. Previous themes have included how to be an animal ally, solving the world's trash problems and human exploration of space. Harpeth Hall has stood out at both the regional and state level, earning awards each time we have competed demonstrating the power of girls in coding and engineering design.
The EngineerGirl program is designed to bring national attention to the exciting opportunities that engineering represents for girls and women. This program and its website is a service of the National Academy of Engineering (NAE) and grew out of the work of the NAE Committee on the Diversity of the Engineering Workforce.
Science Bowl is a nationwide academic competition that tests students’ knowledge in all areas of science and mathematics. Organized by the Department of Energy, the competitions consist of fast-paced question-and-answer contests between two teams of high school students, with topics on a wide range of topics, including biology, math, chemistry, physics, energy, astronomy, and earth science.