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RISEnet Regional Networking Workshop

From feedback following the Regional Workshop held at OMSI in May 2011, this event is a chance for local informal educators (museum professionals, community group leaders, zoo and aquarium staff, and formal educators) to connect around their own attempts at making STEM programming more accessible/effective for girls. Included will be break-out troubleshooting sessions for programs that are stuck and time to plan/coordinate collaborative grants and mini-grants, hands on activities to try out, information on evaluating programs, and discussion and perspective on some recent local efforts. Check-in and continental breakfast will be available beginning at 9:30am. Lunch is included.

A RISEnet Event

Organization	Region
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry	N Pacific
Event Type	Website
Workshops
Dates	Time
September 24, 2012	10:00 AM - 3:00 PM

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