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“Girls will not succeed if they do not believe that they can succeed.”


- Beyond Bias and Barriers: Fufilling the Potential of Women in Academic Science and Engineering. Committee on Science, Engineering, and Public Policy. The National Academies Press, 2006

Mentoring Program Coordinator Workshops

February - May 2008

Much of today’s research on the participation of women in advanced and emerging technologies suggests that successful completion in a non-traditional career like those in IT security, nanotechnology, biotechnology and laser optic technology is linked to strong support systems including mentoring programs.

The Training Workshop for Mentoring Program Coordinators is designed to support secondary and post-secondary educators, career and technical education coordinators, counselors and others committed to developing mentoring programs for high school women that encourage participation in advanced and emerging technologies, STEM, and non-traditional programs. The one-day workshop will teach coordinators how to develop and sustain mentoring programs in their regions. The day’s agenda includes program design, planning, marketing, management and evaluation.

Next Mentoring Program Coordinator Workshop:


North Orange Community College (CA)
May 2, 2008

Location
North Orange County Community College District
1830 W. Romneya Drive, Anaheim, CA
Training and Development Institute, Room 105, Anaheim Campus

Time
9:00am - 3:00pm (8:30 continental breakfast; lunch provided)

Directions
Driving directions can be found here.
See map. Free parking

Hotel and attraction information can be found at the Anaheim Convention and Visitors Center website.

For more information, contact
Norma Alvarado, CACT Director
714.808.4611
nalvarado@sce.cc.ca.us

Register Now for the May 2nd Workshop.


Completed Workshops:


Moraine Valley Community College (IL)
February 8, 2008


Tidewater Community College (VA)
February 22, 2008


Indian River Community College (FL)
February 29, 2008


Interested in Hosting a Workshop?

The project will facilitate additional workshops in 2008. If you are interested in hosting one for your region, contact Ann-Claire Anderson, anderson@cord.org or 254/741-8303.