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USC Thomas Cooper Society lun- perience before beginning their
cheon, which will be held at the Capi- scholarship studies. A worksho]
tal City Club in the Affinity building. tailing information on the schol
Tickets are $25 and can be reserved ship, application procedures an
by calling Reda at 777-2794. McPher- lection criteria will be held at 6
son and 12 other Civil War historians p.m. Tuesday in the Gressette I
will participate in a roundtable dis- on the third floor of Harper Col
cussion at 7:30 p.m. in the Capstone For more information, call the 1
Conference Center. lowships Office at 777-0958.
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students and faculty neering, Paula Balbuena, assistant pro>ecome
more diverse. fessor in chemical engineering, and
ing a number of skills Sarah Gassman, assistant professor of
to the field which are civil engineering.
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o Rogers, recruitment place to spark interest in engineering
d at women have also at an early age.
y the College of Engi- "The programs are designed for public
school and for the purpose of recoghas
six female engi- nizing the engineer in all of us," he said,
sors, three times the Rogers said the programs are also
ree years ago. intended to "excite and encourage" scie
faculty members re- entific interest among elementaiy school
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