Franklin High School at Hulu

 

On March 12, 2019, female students from Franklin High School went on a field trip to Hulu!

All 18 students who visited had a fun and educational day, thanks to Wendy, Piera, Tanya, Tiffany, Christina, and Tracy!  We started the day with a tour of their office (Happy 11th Birthday Hulu, by the way!) and it seems like a great place to work.

The girls then got to a hands-on activity about product design and development, and also got a chance to practice their presentation skills in front of a group. The day also included a career Panel from professional women in STEM at Hulu. Girls heard about different experiences from women who work in STEM, and got to participate in a Q&A session with the speakers. 

 

Thank you to the wonderful team at Hulu for hosting girls from Franklin High School! 

 

After attending this event:

73%

of girls/non-binary students are more interested in STEM

87%

of girls/non-binary students want to continue attending IGNITE events

73%

of girls/non-binary students want to study harder to attend college and further their education

Here’s what the students enjoyed most:

 

I enjoyed the product development activity, and the Panel inspired me because it showed me the different paths and options in the STEM field.

– 10th grade

 

“I enjoyed the activity of creating our own product. This inspired me to start thinking about my future more.”

– 10th grade

 

The first activity in making a product brought our ideas together.”

– 9th grade

 

“I enjoyed working with my group on creating a new product. I also enjoyed listening to the Panel talk about their passions. I liked seeing the office environment at Hulu.”

– 10th grade

 

 

“I enjoyed designing a new technology to watch TV. To learn about different parts of Hulu inspired me to work in the technology field because it seems like this would be a stable environment to work in.”

– 10th grade

 

As we did group activities, it inspired me to collaborate more.”

– 9th grade

 

The group activity inspired me to come up with new innovations.”

– 10th grade