Occidental College has received a two-year, $196,000...
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Occidental College has received a two-year, $196,000 National Science Foundation grant to encourage students, especially women and minorities, to study mathematics, computer and science careers.
During a four-week program, students will gain hands-on experience using computers and calculators, and meet scientists, mathematicians and engineers in their workplaces.
Admission is open to students who have successfully completed Algebra I and live in areas served by Eagle Rock, Franklin, Marshall or Belmont high schools in Los Angeles; Hoover or Glendale high schools in Glendale, or John Muir High School in Pasadena.
Information: Don Goldberg at (213) 259-2822.
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