Stellar Tech Girls
Stellar Tech Girls, 6720 Frank Lloyd Wright Ave, Suite 104, Middleton, WI 53562
About
Stellar Tech Girls offers interactive experiments, fun STEAM workshops, and exciting hands-on experiments that include science and art experiments. The program features fun STEAM experiments with iterative learning using the engineering design cycle and exposure to different engineering career paths. Stellar Tech Girls also offers birthday parties, Girl Scout meetings, and private events that include science and art experiments and other hands-on activities.
• Ages: 9–14 years old
• Schedule: One-week camps run Monday through Friday with flexible half-day and full-day options
Stellar Tech Girls offers STEAM programs for girls and non-binary kids in Wisconsin, with year-round easily accessible programming and full-day options. The program includes creative science, real engineering, and confidence-building experiences in an inclusive, collaborative environment, with upbeat music and snacks provided. It is popular for birthday parties and Girl Scout Troops, and scholarships are available, with an option to sponsor a scholarship.
All experiments are led by expert staff and taught by female engineering role models, with sessions led by inspiring women in STEM. The program’s founder is Marina Bloomer, whose startup has been described as helping inspire elementary and middle school girls to pursue engineering majors and careers. The stated mission of this new Middleton program is helping girls pursue their STEM passions.
Stellar Tech Girls has been described as running summer camps and workshops focused on STEM topics and as empowering confident girls in STEM. It has been reported that the program won first place in the Business Services category of the Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contest. Media coverage has noted that Marina Bloomer used to help launch rockets into space and that her work aims “to make sure no young woman interested in STEM gets left behind.”
Parents and participants have shared that this was “the fastest I have seen [her] warm up to a new experience and get excited to talk and participate,” and one camper said, “I wanted to go to a camp with girls like me who like science.” Marina Bloomer has publicly stated that people who become aerospace engineers and astronauts “did not always succeed at everything they tried, but they continued trying,” and that being well rounded can make someone “a really powerful engineer and make a big difference.” She has also noted that there are moments when she is “the only woman... often. And it's not ok. So something needs to change.”
Last updated July 28, 2026.
• Ages: 9–14 years old
• Schedule: One-week camps run Monday through Friday with flexible half-day and full-day options
Stellar Tech Girls offers STEAM programs for girls and non-binary kids in Wisconsin, with year-round easily accessible programming and full-day options. The program includes creative science, real engineering, and confidence-building experiences in an inclusive, collaborative environment, with upbeat music and snacks provided. It is popular for birthday parties and Girl Scout Troops, and scholarships are available, with an option to sponsor a scholarship.
All experiments are led by expert staff and taught by female engineering role models, with sessions led by inspiring women in STEM. The program’s founder is Marina Bloomer, whose startup has been described as helping inspire elementary and middle school girls to pursue engineering majors and careers. The stated mission of this new Middleton program is helping girls pursue their STEM passions.
Stellar Tech Girls has been described as running summer camps and workshops focused on STEM topics and as empowering confident girls in STEM. It has been reported that the program won first place in the Business Services category of the Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contest. Media coverage has noted that Marina Bloomer used to help launch rockets into space and that her work aims “to make sure no young woman interested in STEM gets left behind.”
Parents and participants have shared that this was “the fastest I have seen [her] warm up to a new experience and get excited to talk and participate,” and one camper said, “I wanted to go to a camp with girls like me who like science.” Marina Bloomer has publicly stated that people who become aerospace engineers and astronauts “did not always succeed at everything they tried, but they continued trying,” and that being well rounded can make someone “a really powerful engineer and make a big difference.” She has also noted that there are moments when she is “the only woman... often. And it's not ok. So something needs to change.”
Last updated July 28, 2026.
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