We are excited to partner with Butte College Advanced Manufacturing for our 2nd Annual Girls in Manufacturing Summer Camp. We’re seeking girls aged 10 to 18 who are eager to explore industry equipment, unleash their creativity, and delve into the realm of manufacturing.

This skills camp will expose students aged anywhere from 10-18 to manufacturing related skills, equipment and processes. Students will create, build and take the final product home. At camp, they will tour manufacturing facilities and learn about entrepreneurship, and meet top industry experts.

* Transportation from Chico will be provided
Drop off / Registration: 7:30 am at 11 Ilahee Lane, Chico
Pick Up: 1:25 pm at 11 Illahee Lane, Chico
Details to be disclosed soon
Butte College is closed June 19th, so we added a shop day (6/21)
Drop off / Registration: 7:30 am at 11 Ilahee Lane, Chico
Tour Location: Metal Works, 550 Georgia Pacific Way, Oroville
Tour Time: 9 am – return to Butte College after tour.
Pick Up: 1:25 pm at 11 Illahee Lane, Chico
Drop off / Registration: 7:30 am at 11 Ilahee Lane, Chico
Pick Up: 1:25 pm at 11 Illahee Lane, Chico
Price: $75
What’s included?
*Campers will need close-toed, rubber boots or shoes and denim pants without cuffs. The welding jacket, gloves, helmet, head band and apron will be provided.

Thank you for your interest in the Girls in Manufacturing Summer Camp. Registration for this program is now closed.


The Grow Manufacturing Initiative is a proud member of California’s Manufacturing Network. The Network was formed and is managed by CMTC, to efficiently serve manufacturers statewide. As a member of California’s Manufacturing Network, the Grow Manufacturing Initiative delivers technical assistance services and resources which address the regional challenges driven by the diverse manufacturing community. California’s Manufacturing Network is a collaboration of more than 20 organizations throughout the state, serving more than 2,000 companies annually, and adding significant economic impact for manufacturers and the public good of the State of California.