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 EXPLORATHON 2010
Tuesday,
March 30
A special program for
career exploration
in the areas of
science, mathematics and technology
Explorathon is a day of
interactive workshops with female scientists, engineers,
mathematicians and health professionals for students
in grades 8-12.
7:45 AM - 1:00 PM
$15.00 per person (includes lunch)
DETROIT COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL
22305 W. Thirteen Mile Rd.
Beverly Hills, Michigan
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Explorathon
Explorathon 2010
Flyer
To Register or Request the
Scholarship, fill out the appropriate form, print and mail to
the address shown on form.
Registration Form and workshops * (See note below about Critter
Catchers.)
Request for Student
Scholarship or Bus Subsidy
For further information, contact the
Explorathon Chair.
Explorathon is a program designed to
expand the horizons of girls in science, technology and mathematics.
The goal of EXPLORATHON 2009 is to involve, inform and connect middle
school and high school girls with area practitioners for a hands-on
experience in diverse scientific fields.
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DISCOVER the opportunities and support
available in your preferred career paths
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CONNECT with 60 women professionals
sharing their experience and perspectives
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EXPAND your career options, along with
900 other metro area young women
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LINK with camps, companies,
corporations, non-profits and universities
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INVESTIGATE careers and courses at 3
hands-on workshops
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STRATEGIZE on scholarships and
internships
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FOCUS on your future career options!
EXPLORATHON targets a
diverse population from the tri-county area of metro Detroit.
Participants represent over 40 different school districts including
Detroit; the northern suburbs of Fenton, Orion, and Rochester; the western
suburbs of West Bloomfield and Waterford; eastern suburbs of Macomb
County;
southern suburbs such as Lincoln Park, and Riverview. Students
come from public schools,
parochial schools, charter schools and private schools. Provisions are
made to accept students with disabilities and those in wheel chairs. Many
minorities are represented: African American, Asian, Middle Eastern,
Hispanic and ESL students. All are welcome.
The day begins with a keynote speaker
followed by three break-out sessions. Lunch is provided, and the
conference concludes by 1:30 PM so that school buses can return to
their respective districts in time for district dismissal.
EXPLORATHON 2010 is a joint project of
AAUW Birmingham (MI) Branch, Cranbrook Institute of Science, and Detroit Country Day School.
* Workshop A.5:
Bats, Myths and Mysteries will be put on by the Organization for
Bat Conservation and is funded by Critter Catchers, Inc.
Founded in 2005,
the Ortonville, Michigan based Critter Catchers, Inc. was formed
by David Kugler, an Oakland University graduate holding a
Bachelors of Science in Biology, and a Masters Degree in
Environmental Engineering from Wayne State University. The
company provides animal removal services in SE Michigan and
specializes in humane bat removal. Visit the Critter Catchers
Website at
www.crittercatchersinc.com
Updated 2/20/10
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