Girls to the Moon: We're all in tech, now

Coding, writing, designing, managing, thinking: there are so many ways to be in tech. Ada Lovelace invented it. Susan Kare designed it. ^=o.o=^ ... What will you do?

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1. Launching Girls to a Bright Future #GTTM15
2. Technology careers for girls #GTTM15 Session Time 1:10 to 1:30 Laurie Kalmanson UX Architect
3. Technology is everywhere … #GTTM15 … and you already know how to use so much of it. Laurie Kalmanson UX Architect
4. So many ways to be in tech … #GTTM15 Building Managing Leading Laurie Kalmanson UX Architect Designing Coloring (=^.^=)
5. Be curious! Imagine yourself anywhere #GTTM15 * ☆ * ☆ Laurie Kalmanson UX Architect * ☆
6. #GTTM15 Ada, Countess of Lovelace (1815-1852) Mathematician … and the first programmer e-v-e-r (Seriously, look it up) Laurie Kalmanson UX Architect
7. #GTTM15 Katherine Johnson (b. 1918 --) Space mathematician for Apollo 11 (look it up) Laurie Kalmanson UX Architect
8. #GTTM15 Susan Kare (b. 1954 --) Apple computer icons, and so many more (look it up) Laurie Kalmanson UX Architect
9. Google Science Fair Winners | 2015 #GTTM15 High speed Ebola detection Low cost water purification
10. #GTTM15 \\\٩(•́⌄•́๑)/ * ☆ * (✿☉｡☉) (☉｡☉✿) ☆ * * ☆ Laurie Kalmanson UX Architect = You =
11. #GTTM15 Laurie Kalmanson @lauriekalmanson Thank you Laurie Kalmanson UX Architect
12. Thanks to our Sponsors #GTTM15