All agree: Young women benefit from having information about careers before they need to make long-range decisions in high school.
Visit Us at Home
CAMKit Programs
Our Mentors Are Role Models
CAMKit NEWS
Sign Up Program
Meet Our Staff
As you can see, adult participants had a lot of fun at CAMKit's Physical Therapist career workshop at Southern Connecticut State University's 19th Women's Studies Conference. Held Friday, April 15, and Saturday, April 16, 2010, in West New Haven, CT, this special event was titled Women of Color (see article in panel at right).
Young Women Explore Careers
CAMKit™ Programs are effective, successful young women’s career exploration programs, custom-designed for your organization. CAMKit workshop leaders engage participants in creative, hands-on activities to encourage them to learn about a host of potential career paths. Because young women need to know that other women are in fields that are unfamiliar to them, mentoring is an essential element of this program. Participants explore careers through the real-life stories of resilient women
from diverse ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds successfully
working in their chosen fields.
Women of Color: SCSU's 19th Women's Studies Conference.
Southern Connecticut State University's Women's Studies Department held its 19th Women's Studies Conference on Friday, April 15, and Saturday, April 16, 2010, in West New Haven, CT. On Saturday CAMKit staff
took the earliest train from South Station (destination Florida) and arrived about 9:30 AM at the university's beautiful campus. After giving our
workshop at 11 AM, we found many rewarding things to do at this special event--so many wonderful workshops,
panel discussions, speakers, and performances, that it was difficult to choose. During a delicious vegan lunch, we sat with some of the speakers and panelists. For information about the
Women Studies Program and annual conference at SCSU, you can contact Dr. Yi-Chun Tricia
Lin, its gracious and energetic director, at (203) 392-6133.
SCSU's
Women's Studies Program will present its 8th Annual Women's Studies
Graduate Conference on its campus on Saturday, October 30, 2010. The
topic is
"Trafficking Humans: An Interdisciplinary Approach Addressing Sex and Labor Exploitation."
See the Women's Studies Program's webpage for the invitation for proposals on interdisciplinary scholarly and creative work.
Contact Us!
We’re eager to provide more young women the opportunity to explore careers. We welcome interested school systems, youth groups, and other organizations to check out this website and consult the information on the top of this page to contact us.
Click here for interview with CAMKit Director Barbara Passero on ON AIR Belmont, July 23, 2009.
Click here for a CAMKit program brochure.
Click here Belmont Citizens Herald
front-page story about CAMKit Programs on July 23, 2009.
Note: The CAMKit Program is a project of
Sandpiper Creative. The Program is patent pending and copyright protected.
Copyright © 2009, 2010. Barbara Passero, All rights reserved worldwide.
Website Development by: Web Vortex
CAMKit™ Programs are effective, successful young women’s career exploration programs, custom-designed for your organization. CAMKit workshop leaders engage participants in creative, hands-on activities to encourage them to learn about a host of potential career paths. Because young women need to know that other women are in fields that are unfamiliar to them, mentoring is an essential element of this program. Participants explore careers through the real-life stories of resilient women from diverse ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds successfully working in their chosen fields.
Women of Color: SCSU's 19th Women's Studies Conference.
Southern Connecticut State University's Women's Studies Department held its 19th Women's Studies Conference on Friday, April 15, and Saturday, April 16, 2010, in West New Haven, CT. On Saturday CAMKit staff took the earliest train from South Station (destination Florida) and arrived about 9:30 AM at the university's beautiful campus. After giving our workshop at 11 AM, we found many rewarding things to do at this special event--so many wonderful workshops, panel discussions, speakers, and performances, that it was difficult to choose. During a delicious vegan lunch, we sat with some of the speakers and panelists. For information about the Women Studies Program and annual conference at SCSU, you can contact Dr. Yi-Chun Tricia Lin, its gracious and energetic director, at (203) 392-6133.
SCSU's Women's Studies Program will present its 8th Annual Women's Studies Graduate Conference on its campus on Saturday, October 30, 2010. The topic is "Trafficking Humans: An Interdisciplinary Approach Addressing Sex and Labor Exploitation." See the Women's Studies Program's webpage for the invitation for proposals on interdisciplinary scholarly and creative work.
We’re eager to provide more young women the opportunity to explore careers. We welcome interested school systems, youth groups, and other organizations to check out this website and consult the information on the top of this page to contact us.
Click here for interview with CAMKit Director Barbara Passero on ON AIR Belmont, July 23, 2009.
Click here for a CAMKit program brochure.
Click here Belmont Citizens Herald front-page story about CAMKit Programs on July 23, 2009.
|
Note: The CAMKit Program is a project of Sandpiper Creative. The Program is patent pending and copyright protected. |
Copyright © 2009, 2010. Barbara Passero, All rights reserved worldwide.
Website Development by: Web Vortex