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Girls' STEM Identity Growth in Co-Educational and Single-Sex STEM Summer Camps
Informal STEM education programs have become venues wherein girls can improve their sense of belonging and potential success (STEM identity) through interactions with role models and seeing how STEM fields are relevant to them. Despite decades of advocacy for single-sex programs' role in improving g
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