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Website Design Competition – MCWT – Michigan Council of Women in Technology Foundation

Michigan Council of Women in Technology Foundation
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This three-month competition is an excellent way for female middle and high school students to combine creative expression with technology, all while gaining HTML skills and confidence. Students will work independently or in a team to develop their website to qualify for the final round and potential cash prizes.
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This program includes training and drop-in support opportunities but also requires students to utilize external resources and invest time outside of the provided training to develop a competition-ready website.
Virtual training sessions are scheduled for the following dates: Saturday, Nov. 18, 2023; Wednesday, Nov. 22, 2023; Saturday, Dec. 2, 2023; Wednesday, Dec. 6, 2023; Saturday, Dec. 9, 2023; Wednesday, Dec. 13, 2023; and Saturday, Dec. 16, 2023. Additional “Drop-In” Help Sessions will also be scheduled. 
Registration is now closed.
 
https://www.mcwt.org/webdesign4girls
16th Annual MCWT Website Design Contest Winners
View winner and honorable mention websites here.
High School Advanced  
High School Beginner  
Middle School
MCWT invites middle and high school girls to demonstrate and develop their web design skills during a three-month-long competition.
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Taking scholars to the next level in their tech career is apart of MCWT’s goal to continue the lifecycle of girls and women in technology throughout Michigan. Take a moment to read this success story on Vonnita Jones, a former MCWT Scholarship recipient who was able to stay connected and engaged with MCWT on a career level.
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