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A group of Loudoun County High School students work together to construct a 20-foot steel bridge in the Bridging Your Future workshop. (Charity Corkey)

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George Washington University civil engineering student Evan Anderson leads a group of Loudoun County High School students in the bridge-building exercise. (Charity Corkey)

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During the annual Science, Technology and Engineering Day for Loudoun County High School students, students helped construct a 20-foot steel bridge during their afternoon at the George Washington University Ashburn Campus. (Charity Corkey)

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In one workshop, Track Hackers Through a Maze of Networks, Loudoun County High School Students learned a hacking exercise and techniques on protecting systems from viruses. (Charity Corkey)

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George Washington University assistant professor Nancy Skacel talks to a group of Loudoun County High School girls about pharmacogenomics, the science of personalized health medication. (Charity Corkey)

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Nancy Skacel, assistant professor at George Washington University, talks about pharmacogenomics during the annual Loudoun County High School Science, Technology and Engineering Day. (Charity Corkey)

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Students examine real-time image processing during Supercomputers: From Sony Playstation 3 to Earth Simulators. (Charity Corkey)