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Hi Joan,
We are planning a "Women in Science" month for March. Since we're in the planning stages, any suggestions you have for us will be appreciated. If there are others who have developed an event similar to this, I would love to hear your ideas.
Thanks,
Regina
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Subject: engineering programs for middle school girls
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We just finished our second annual day-long program that introduces middle school girls to engineering careers. I'm curious how many other museums are doing programming similar to this? If you offer this type of program, how many girls do you serve each year/program? Brief details of the program would be appreciated! Thanks!
Joan Harless
COSI Columbus
Project Manager
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