NAE seeks High School Students as EngineerGirl Ambassadors

The National Academy of Engineering announced a program where High school girls with an interest in using their creativity and skills in engineering design can get help inspiring younger students. They can apply to become EngineerGirl Ambassadors, which includes"

training at the Society of Women Engineers National Conference
$250 in project funding,
eligibility for a $1000 scholarship.

Application deadline is May 31st, 2018.

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Prehistoric Texas?

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