Students’ Summer: Boise State U. June 2010
Posted on March 8th, 2010 by ASEE
Boise State University is hosting two summer engineering camps, for students grades 8 and 9, June 6-8, and for girls grades 9 – 10, June 11-12. Students who will use hands-on activities and projects involving self discovery, cooperative learning, critical thinking, and problem solving. Application deadline: May 1.
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Tags: Grades 8-9, Grades 9-10, Programs for Girls, Summer Programs (Students)
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