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1 AAUW Greensboro 2019-2020 Science, Technology, Engineering, Math STEM Handbook for Parents and Girls
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AAUW Greensboro 2019-2020
Science, Technology, Engineering, Math
STEM Handbook
for
Parents and Girls
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AAUW Greensboro, our founding and our future
The American Association of University Women (AAUW) was founded in 1881 as a membership organization. AAUW Greensboro began in 1912 as a collaboration among local women under the Southern Association of College Women.
First branch president Mary M. Petty (1863-1958) grew up in a Quaker community known as Bush Hill outside of Greensboro, NC and described our founding in her own words: “The Greensboro chapter of the Southern Association of College Women was organized on March 26, 1912, at the instance of Misses Mary M. Petty and Julia Dameron, of the State Normal College. It reports a membership of 15, representing 11 different institutions.”
Mary Petty received her bachelor’s degree from Wellesley in 1885, and taught briefly at Guilford College (also in Greensboro) before coming to the State Normal and Industrial School in 1893. She led the department of chemistry there from 1893 to 1934. In addition to her classroom teaching, she helped lead the campus’s Science Club, an organization for faculty members and advanced students to explore areas not included in the formal coursework. Two years after her death, Mary M Petty was honored with the naming of the Petty Building which housed the sciences and now is home to mathematics, statistics, physics, astronomy, and computer science.
Our branch is one of approximately twenty local branches in North Carolina and is one of the few which is organized as a separate 501c3 nonprofit, allowing for tax deductible donations and the sustained growth of our community outreach programs.
With over 90 members and several college/university partner affiliates, the organization meets September, November, January, and March and holds special events of interest to members and of service to our mission to advance economic and educational equity for women and girls in Greensboro.
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AAUW National Association
Empowering Women Since 1881
Mission Statement: Advancing equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research. In principle and practice, AAUW values and seeks a diverse membership. There shall be no barriers to full participation in this organization on the basis of gender, race, creed, age, sexual orientation, national origin, disability or class. By joining AAUW, we belong to a community that breaks through educational and economic barriers so that all women have a fair chance. We are affiliated with AAUW National and AAUW North Carolina which includes 18 active branches across the state.
AAUW National Association Website: aauw.org 1310 L St. NW, Suite 1000 Washington, DC 20005 202.785.7700
AAUW-North Carolina Website: aauwnc.org
President: Jane Terwillegar
AAUW NC Annual Conference: March 27-28, 2020 – Double Tree, 115 Hendersonville Rd, Asheville, NC 28803 Conference Contact Pat Ashe [email protected] AAUW Bus Trip to Seneca Falls, NY: Women's Rights National Historical Park, May 1-3, 2020 Trip Contact Sue Metz [email protected]
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2019-2020 AAUW Greensboro Letter to Parents and Girls
The Greensboro Branch of the American Association of
University women is on a mission to empower women and girls.
Our members are engaged in programs that support the needs of
today’s women and the future of the younger generation. The
organization partners with other organizations that focus on
building the respect and fairness of the females and their value in
today’s society. The variety of professional presenters from
lectures to the hands-on non-traditional excursions allows the
flexibility in exposure that is difficult to find in other locations. We
partner with local agencies, organizations, and businesses to
provide unique yet powerful opportunities to young girls such as:
Triad Tech Savvy, IT Is for Girls, Scholarships for College and
University students, training in non-traditional careers through
local technical college, and Gender Pay Equity workshops to
enhance professional growth among women.
We continuously seek new and dedicated members who
are excited about the opportunity to support other women. We
look forward to your ideas and suggestions.
We learn to serve and we serve to learn!
Lenal Murrill-Chapman, AAUW Greensboro, President
Laura Tew, AAUW Greensboro, President-Elect
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AAUW Greensboro STEM Programs, 2019-2020
Monday, July 29 to Friday August 2nd, IT Is For Girls Camp Location: UNCG Jackson Library, Jarrell Lecture Hall and the Digital Media Commons Saturday, October 12, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Triad Tech Savvy Coding and robotics for 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th grade girls, and parents Location: UNCG Sullivan Science. 300 McIver Street. CODEISTA! Launch Day – complete schedule following page. Tuesday, December 15 Launch Robots on the Run – Jamestown Coding and robotics for 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th grade girls Location: Mary Perry Ragsdale Family YMCA, 900 Bonner Drive, Jamestown, NC 27282. This program will teach middle school girls about coding and programming using a variety of robots, including the Sphero and Cosmo. Girls will learn basic programming commands, as well as how to handle and interact with an intelligent and a basic robot. Provided by Amelia Irvin, [email protected] and [email protected]
Register online: https://aspireit.aspirations.org/programs/events/20427/2019-12-15-robots-on-the-run--jamestown Saturday, February 15, 2020 - 9:45 a.m. to 2:45 p.m.
Annual High School Girls STEM Conference
Location: Joint School of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering
(JSNN) 2907 East Gate City Boulevard
Saturday, March 21, 2020 – 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Triad Tech Savvy, Location: UNCG Sullivan Science, 300 McIver Street– date tentative Monday, July 27 to Friday July 31, 2020 IT Is For Girls Camp Location: UNCG Jackson Library, Jarrell Lecture Hall and the Digital Media Commons – date tentative
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CODEISTA!
A new initiative sponsored by a generous grant from the National
Center of Women in IT in collaboration with AAUW Greensboro
and the University of North Carolina Greensboro.
Date and Time Location
Saturday October 12, 8:00 to 3:30
UNCG Sullivan Science Building 300 McIver Street Eberhart computer lab 160
Saturday November 7, 10:30 to noon
UNCG Jackson Library CITI computer lab
Saturday November 16, 10:30 to noon
UNCG Jackson Library CITI computer lab
Saturday December 7, 10:30 to noon
UNCG Jackson Library CITI computer lab
Saturday January 18, 10:30 to noon (date tentative)
UNCG Jackson Library CITI computer lab
Saturday February 22, 10:30 to noon (date tentative)
UNCG Jackson Library CITI computer lab
Saturday March 21, 8:00 to 3:00, breakfast snack and lunch included.
UNCG Sullivan Science Building 300 McIver Street Eberhart computer lab 160
Saturday April 18, 10:30 to 2:00, lunch included
UNCG Sullivan Science Building 300 McIver Street Classroom presentations, Sullivan 200, parents and guests welcome
https://aspireit.aspirations.org/programs/upcoming
Codeista is a program exposing girls to computer science by teaching them basic coding through various programming interfaces. Through lessons, discussions, and creating personal projects, we hope not only to encourage girls to consider a STEM career, but also to develop the growth mindset to succeed in the future. Provided by Suhani and AAUW [email protected] Registration is closed for this program. Please contact the Program Leader, Suhani Ramchandra, [email protected] , for information about the waitlist.
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Participants at Triad Tech Savvy and CODEISTA! October 12, 2019 are attending the following schools (number of
registered attendees shown in parenthesis)
Academy at Lincoln (9)
Allen Jay Preparatory (2)
Brooks Global Studies (1)
Brown Summit Middle School (5)
Burlington Christian Academy (1)
Caldwell Academy (1)
Canterbury School (1)
Cornerstone Charter Academy (2)
General Greene Elementary (3)
Greensboro Academy (6)
Jones Elementary (1)
Knox Center for Accelerated Studies (1)
Mendenhall Middle School (1)
Morehead Elementary (1)
Northeast Middle School (1)
Northern Middle School (3)
Northwest Middle School (1)
Oxford Preparatory School (1)
Penn-Griffin Middle School (1)
Quest Academy (Homeschool) (1)
Southeast Middle School (1)
Southwest Middle School (1)
Summerfield Charter Academy (2)
Swann Middle School (3)
The Experiential School of Greensboro (2)
Triad Math & Science Academy (1)
Union Cross Elementary (1)
We express our appreciation the educators, parents, grandparents, guardians, and leaders in organizations who support STEM
programs for boys and girls in our community.
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Instructors and Volunteers for Triad Tech Savvy October 12, 2019
Sulaf Ali Senior Southwest Guilford High School
Jessica Ayivi Graduate Student NC A&T State University
Alicia Bao Sophomore The STEM Early College at NCA&T
Kaushya Bhattu Sophomore Grimsley High School
Kimberly Brown Junior Northwest Guilford High School
Caitlin Clement Senior UNC Greensboro
Grace Fei Freshman Northwest Guilford high school
Rithika Jonnalagadda Junior The Early College at Guilford
Riya Kannan Freshman Western Guilford High - AP Capstone
Peggy Knox AAUW Volunteer – check in
Debra Massey AAUW Volunteer – check in
Lillian McNeal Sophomore Weaver Academy
Elaine Morehead AAUW Volunteer - hospitality
Melika Osareh Sophomore UNC Greensboro
Suhani Ramchandta Sophomore The STEM Early College at NCA&T
Evans Saundra AAUW Volunteer- parent session
Mary Fran Schickedantz AAUW Volunteer - parent session
Ananya Sharma Junior Grimsley High School
Hope Stephens Sophomore The Early College at Guilford
Audrey Toney Junior The Early College at Guilford
Jeanne Uwimbabazi BA and MA Bennett College and NC A&T State University
Christi Whitworth AAUW NC NC Science Leadership Association
Janice Wong Junior The Early College at Guilford
Yasmin Zaraf Junior The STEM Early College at NC A&T
We express our deep appreciation to the many UNC Greensboro faculty and staff who coordinate and provide support services for AAUW STEM events held on campus. Those include but are not limited to: The College of Arts and Sciences, Information Technology Services, the Jackson Library, Security, Parking, Catering, and Housekeeping.
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SPONSOR RECOGNITION: AAUW Greensboro Member, Marlene Pratto
Marlene Massaro Pratto was born in Pueblo, Colorado. She entered
the University of Colorado in Boulder in 1956. She worked at the
Bureau of Standards, part of the Department of Commerce, while a
student and for nine years after. She says she owes her professional
life to Sputnik. After the Russians launched Sputnik the federal
government instituted programs wherein STEM (not called STEM
then) students could take a civil service exam and apply to work in
government labs and research facilities in the summers and part time
during the school year. In 1969 her husband David accepted a
position in the sociology department at UNCG and they and their
children moved to Greensboro. Marlene “retired” for four months
and then went to work at NCA&T University teaching engineers how
to use FORTRAN, and writing programs (what we called analyzing and
coding then). After adoption of their fourth child, Marlene stayed
home and volunteered in the schools of the children. She returned to
work part time in the computing center at UNCG. Computing support
had many names at UNCG over the years. Marlene left UNCG after
directing Instructional and Research Computing a few years. She
maintains an interest in young people and math, science, and
computer programs. For many years she was on the Sigma Xi math
puzzle contest committee. She is happy to have a small part in the
AAUW Greensboro STEM activities.
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History of the Academic Computing Center at UNCG - excerpted from A History of Campus Computing at UNCG, 1967 -1990
Academic Computing Center Staff , f rom left to r ight, Joretta Kepfer, Robert Lock, Brenda Caple, Hetra Mark VII, Car l Ballard, Theodore Hildebrant (Founding Director) , and Marlene Pratto, 197 6
The Academic Computer Center opened its doors on Octob er 1, 1973 with its main office in the Graham Building and an additional two locations in the Petty Science Center. The center was placed under the direction of Dr. Joseph R. Denk, along with five permanent staff positions and eight student assistants. The primary function of the center was to support instructional computing. The center held workshops to help faculty and staff become acquainted with the computer and what it could offer. These workshops provided introductions about the facili ty on services, policies, file and data management, and basics of computing.
On August 1, 1976, Dr. Theodore Hildebrandt was named director of the center. Along with its ful l -time staff, the center also hired student workers. The students were divided into two types: Student Consultants and Student Attendants. The Student Consultants were hired to provide help with programming and debugging for the student and faculty users. The Student Attendants dealt with the operation of the medium -speed HETRA terminal, providing couri er service, and other housekeeping duties.
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Branch Calendar July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020 Tuesday, July 16, 12:00 to 4:00 p.m. Board Retreat Location: Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro (CFGG), 300 W Greene Street. Celebrating Empowered Women: past, present, future Saturday, August 17, 8:30 a.m. Women’s Equality Day Breakfast Location: The Terrace at the Greensboro Coliseum Thursday, August 22, 7:30 a.m. YWCA Annual Breakfast Location: 1807 East Wendover Avenue Wednesday, September 4, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. UNCG Volunteer and Service-Learning Fair Location: Elliot University Center, Cone Ballroom Monday, September 9, 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Book Browsers Location: Kathleen Clay Edwards (KCE) Branch Library, 1420 Price Park Road Penny, Louise, “Still Life” (F) (Libby Haile, leader) Tuesday, September 10, 5:30 to 7:30 Annual Salad Supper Location: Congregational United Church of Christ (CUCC) 400 W. Radiance Drive, 27403 Celebrating three empowered Greensboro Branch women Tuesday, September 17, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Board meeting Location: CFGG Monday, October 7, 1:30-3:00 p.m. Book Browsers Location: KCE Desmond, Matthew, “Evicted” (NF) (Saundra Evans, leader) Tuesday, October 15, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Board meeting Location: CFGG Monday, November 4, 1:30 to 3:00 p.m., Book Browsers Location: KCE Atwood, Margaret, “The Handmaid’s Tale” (F) (Sue Mengert, leader)
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Friday, November 8, Noon – 2:30 p.m. 22nd Annual Women Veterans Luncheon Location: Alumni House, UNCG Speaker: Anna Crenshaw, Deputy Director Center for women Veterans US Dept of Veterans Affairs Tuesday, November 12 at 5:30 p.m. Celebrating the Season - homemade goodies to brighten the evening. Location: CUCC Wednesday, November 13, Labor Force Innovations Tour AAUW Greensboro Women in Nontraditional careers Location: 9:30 a.m. at Forge Greensboro, 219 West Lewis Street Tuesday, November 19, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Board meeting Location: CFGG Monday, December 2, 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. Book Browsers Location: KCE Obama, Michelle, “Becoming” (NF) Elaine Ostrowski, leader) Tuesday, December 17, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., Board Meeting Location: CFGG
Monday, January 6, 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. Book Browsers
Location: KCE Sedaris, David, “Me Talk Pretty One Day” (NF) (Charlotte
Divitci, leader)
Saturday, January 11, 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Annual Soup
Luncheon Location: CUCC
Monday, January 20, 7:30 a.m. Martin Luther King Breakfast
Location: Koury Convention Center, 3121 W Gate City Blvd
Tuesday, January 21, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Board Meeting
Location: CFGG
Monday, February 3, 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. Book Browsers
Location: KCE - Estes, Kelli, “The Girl Who Wrote in Silk” (F) (Cherrie Wheaton, leader)
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Tuesday, February 1*, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Board Meeting
Location: CFGG
Monday, March 2, 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. Book Browsers
Location: KCE Noah, Trevor, “Born A Crime” (NF) (Peggy Knox, leader)
Tuesday, March 10, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Branch Annual Meeting
Installation of New Officers
Location: CUCC
“Come Hear of our Banner Year!” A Celebration Nite!
Tuesday, March 17, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., Board Meeting Location: CFGG
Friday, March 27 to 28, AAUWNC Annual Mtg, Asheville
Monday April 6, 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. Book Browsers Location: KCE Larsen, Nella, “Passing” (NF) (Mitzi Bond, leader)
Tuesday, April 21, Branch Board Meeting Location: CFGG
Saturday, April 25, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Luncheon Gala Location: Starmount Forest Country Club Monday, May 4, 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. Book Browsers Location: KCE Westover, Tara, “Educated” (NF) (Dot Mason, leader)
Tuesday, May 19, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Board Meeting Location, CFGG
Tuesday, June 16, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Board Meeting Location: CFGG
SAVE THESE DATES July 2020 NC Women Vote Centennial Location: Bennett College August 26, 2020 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. NC Women Vote Reception Location: Governor’s Executive Mansion, Raleigh, NC Ticketed event
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Officers and Board Members
President – Lena Murrill-Chapman [email protected] 336-337-0686 President Elect - Laura Tew [email protected] 336–834–2743 Vice president/Program chair – OPEN Treasurer – Denise Brown [email protected] 336-337-8699 Assistant Treasurer – Millie Hoffler-Foushee [email protected] 336-643-6689 Secretary – Sue Metz [email protected] 336-908-0013 Membership Chair – Everlena Diggs [email protected] 336-315-9880 Public Policy and Outreach – Laura Tew [email protected] 336–834–2743 College and University Partnerships – Libby Haile [email protected] 336-314-1022 Nominating Committee - Mary Fran Schickedantz [email protected] 336–312-6930 Book Browsers – Mary Woodrow [email protected] 336–316–1339 Hospitality Committee – Ann Schwabeland [email protected] 336-288-6252
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College/University Partnerships AAUW Greensboro has deep roots in the academic community.
College/University memberships open doors to grants and
fellowships, leadership training, professional development,
educational resources, and advocacy tools. Students in
institutions having this partnership may apply for a free e-student
membership in National AAUW and Greensboro Branch. Please
contact your C/U Representative for more details. Bennett College C/U Rep: Valerie Johnson, [email protected] Guilford College C/U Rep: Barbara Lawrence, [email protected] GTCC - pending High Point University C/U Rep: Ashley Dreff, [email protected] NC A&T State University C/U Rep: Margaret Spinks-Kanipes, [email protected] UNCG C/U Interim Rep: Nakia Hoskins, [email protected] AAUW/UNCG Student organization: Nya Long, [email protected] Programs at Local Universities include: Student affiliate memberships, AAUW UNCG Student Organization, Start Smart Salary Negotiation Skills, Branch Scholarships for National Conference for College Women Student Leaders (NCCWSL)
E-student affiliation is FREE for all full-time undergraduate
students attending a College/University AAUW Partner
institution. As a graduation gift, each e-student affiliate receives
the gift of a full membership to National AAUW for one year.
(Graduate students at AAUW Partner institutions may join AAUW
for $18.81 per year). See Student Affiliate memberships
AAUW.org
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AAUW Greensboro Branch Strategic Initiatives
NCCWSL
National Conference of College Women Student Leaders Project Coordinator, Barbara Carter
AAUW Greensboro offers NCCWSL scholarships to women from local C/U partner colleges and universities three years ago. To attend this conference, sponsored by AAUW national every spring in Maryland, college women require both registration costs and travel expenses.
Women in Nontraditional Careers With a community action grant from AAUW National, and additional funding from the Women’s Professional Forum Foundation, the Greensboro Branch supports women pursuing education leading to nontraditional careers such as metallurgy, welding, and manufacturing technology
Public Policy/Communications Through Monthly Notes newsletters and frequent email updates, as well as Facebook and website postings, members are kept apprised of significant events and opportunities to advocate for women’s issues at the state and national levels. A significant special project coming up is the 2020 Celebration of Women’s Suffrage, especially as we near Women’s Equality Day, August 26.
Education
With grants from generous donors who share our mission for education for K-12 girls, we are able to offer reasonably priced or free events in the Greensboro area. To enable our STEM programs for girls, Branch has an important collaboration with the National Center of Women in IT (NCWIT) which allows high school and college women to apply for grants to fund education programs designed by and presented by the young women for girls in rising 5th through 8th grades. We also offer an annual high school conference for girls, at the Joint School of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering, giving 8th through 12th graders the opportunities to network with each other and with college women who have successfully navigated the sometimes-difficult pathway to STEM education and careers. And, with the help of Vandalia Elementary School, we have adopted a new initiative called Books for Girls which will collect donations to equip K-5 libraries with recommended selections.
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2019 Branch Membership
Jenise Abdul-Razzaaq Mildred Hoffler-Foushee Victoria Paterline
Dahlia Ashford Michele Hoyman Odessa Patrick
Sally C. Askew Jo Hull Trina Patterson
Catherine Barnes Anne Hummel Isabelle Powell
Dawn Beazer Rodna Hurewitz Marlene Pratto
Nella Black Lakshmi Iyer Sherri Raeford
Denise Brown Lola Jackson Kim Record
Linda Carlisle Tiffany Jacobs Carmen Redding
Barbara C Carter Linda Jensen Helen Reed
Felicia A. Cherry Raquel Johnson-Holley DL Richardson
Esther U Coble Betty Jones Winnie Robinson
Avery Crump Nora Jones Susan Sassman
Margaret Curtis Margaret (Peggy) Knox Jeana Schickedantz
Julie Dameron Mary Krautter Mary Fran Schickedantz
Sheryl Davis Leona La Perriere Elizabeth Ann Schwabeland
Joan Decker Monique Lallier Mary Ellen Shiflett
Everlena Diggs Robin Lane Flossie Smith
Charlotte Divitci Audrey Lavery Shirley Spears
Janie Dominique Jacqueline Lownes Margaret Spinks-Kanipes
Laknea Drumgoole Michelle Lucas-Patrick Mary Stephens
Joyce Fairley Dianne Lytle Stephanie Taheri
Tiffany Fearrington Dorothy Stafford Mason Jane Terwillegar
Jennifer Feather Gwen McAllister Laura Tew
Anna Fesmire Sue Mengert Jennifer Thomas
Dawn Fleurizard Susan Metz Betty Ann Vance
Anne Fragola G. Elaine Morehead Edith Votta
Randi Francis Cristina Moreira Cheryl Wheaton
Deborah Greene Gertrude Morrow Carmen Wood
Elizabeth Haile Lena Murrill-Chapman Mary Woodrow
Maria Hicks-Few Hema Naidu Sandra Yates-Evans
Barbara Hill Wosen Negussie Sonya Young
Jennifer Hill Elaine Ostrowski Jianhong Zhu
Donna Hodgman
Membership Annual Dues, July 1 to June 30 $83 Member of Branch, ($59 National - $56 tax deductible, $11 AAUWNC, $13 AAUW Greensboro) Discount ‘Shape the Future’ Membership Dues Rate are available for first year Members who attend any AAUW Greensboro event, including education programs presented by the Branch.
New Member Celebration: Date and Location to be announced
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CONTACT US:
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FOLLOW US ON TWITTER/AAUWGREENSBORO
USE OUR WEBSITE TO FIND EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES https://greensboro-nc.aauw.net/
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AAUW Greensboro
Donation Form Contributions to the Greensboro Branch are tax deductible. You
may pick a fund(s) or you may make an unspecified contribution. _____C/U Campus Project (e.g. Start Smart) _____IT is for Girls (summer day camp) _____NCCWSL (College Leadership Conference) _____Triad Tech Savvy/STEM for girls _____Women in Nontraditional Careers _____Books for Girls (Vandalia Elementary School Library) _____Unspecified gifts are greatly appreciated
$_____ Total Contribution
Donor Information: Name ____________________________________
Address___________________________________
City_____________________ Zip Code________
Phone_____________________
Mailing Address For online donation link AAUW Greensboro [email protected] P.O. Box 10754 Greensboro, NC 27404 Web Address 501c3 Tax EIN 81-3155649 http://greensboro-nc.aauw.net
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TRIAD TECH SAVVY AND CODEISTA! – SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2019
ITINERARY FOR STUDENTS AND PARENTS
8:00 to 8:30 Girls and parents check in and have breakfast;
Syngenta Lobby, Sullivan Science
8:30 to 8:45 Welcome in the Syngenta Lobby and dismissed in groups to the classrooms
8:45 to 11:15 Codeista – Eberhart 160
8:45 to 11:15 Arduino Internet of Things Eberhart 323
8:45 to 11:15 Environmental Science Eberhart 327
8:45 to 11:15 Parents Sullivan 200
11:15 to 12:00 Pizza Party Lunch
12:00 to 12:15 Dismiss to class
12:15 to 2:30 Codeista – Eberhart 160
12:15 to 2:30 Arduino Internet of Things Eberhart 323
12:15 to 2:30 Environmental Science Eberhart 327
12:15 to 2:30 Parents Sullivan 200 – parents can practice their report to the girls on what they saw and what they learned
2:30 to 3:15 Closing Session Sullivan 200 - Parents and girls report out; certificates and closing comments
3:15 to 3:30 Adjourn and Dismiss for pick up
IMPORTANT INFORMATION WHILE A GUEST ON UNCG CAMPUS: Emergency Services:
336-334-4444 on-campus; 911 for off-campus response Non-emergency Campus Security: 336-334-5963 Guest WIFI access: Open Browser, Select UNCG Guest;
Username: [email protected] Password: 56917283
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