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Girls' engineering camps
Alison Mueller, 12, (left) a student at Tecumseh Middle School in Lafayette, Ind.; Charaun Little, 11, and Ebony Davenport, 12, students at the Omega School of Excellence in Dayton, Ohio, learn about computer hardware at one of Purdue's Love Engineering At Purdue summer camps. In the camps, sixth- and seventh-grade girls do hands-on projects and learn about engineering from current Purdue engineering students. The camp, sponsored by Purdue's Women in Engineering Program, has run from June 14 through today and is one of several summer programs aimed at encouraging underrepresented groups to consider engineering as an eventual field of study. The second LEAP camp, for seventh- and eight-grade girls, takes place next week (6/21-6/25). (Purdue photo/David Umberger) Related Web sites:
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