Association For Women In Technology to Host `Point, Click and Go Try-It' Workshop for Brownie Girl Scouts

Orange County Non-Profit Aims to Teach Young Girls the Ins and Outs of Using Computers


MEDIA ADVISORY, June 25, 2003 (PRIMEZONE) -- Association For Women In Technology to Host `Point, Click and Go Try-It' Workshop for Brownie Girl Scouts


 WHAT:    The Association for Women in Technology, Southern
          California (AWT), a local non-profit organization dedicated
          to serving the advancement of women and girls in all fields
          of technology, will host the first of three summer workshops
          for members of the Girl Scout Council of Orange County this
          Saturday, June 28, 2003 in Irvine. The "Point, Click and Go
          Try-It" Workshop for Brownie Girl Scouts is designed to
          teach Brownies the ins and outs of using of using a computer
          for both serious and fun projects. The "Computer Fun Badge
          Workshop" for Junior Girl Scouts will take place on
          Saturday, July 19, 2003, followed by the "Computers in Every
          Day Life Interest Project Workshop" for Cadette and Senior
          Girl Scouts on Saturday, August 16, 2003. AWT's summer
          workshops will allow the girls to complete various
          requirements to earn Brownie, Junior, and Cadette and Senior
          recognitions while learning about technology and various
          careers in technical fields.

          The cost of the workshop is $10 per girl. There is a limit
          of 20 participants for each workshop, so girls are
          encouraged to register early. To register a Brownie for this
          workshop or a Girl Scout for one of the other two workshops,
          please call Lesley Finch, Program Specialist for the Girl
          Scout Council of Orange County, at 714-979-7900 ext. 318 or
          email LFinch@gscoc.org. To help as an AWT Girl Scout
          Workshop volunteer, please contact Cynthia Cotteta, AWT
          President at 949-496-1200 or email cynthia@awtsocal.org.

 WHO:     As a dynamic forum for networking and learning
          opportunities, AWT bridges the gap between industry,
          education and community institutions and continues to
          strengthen the fabric of our Southern California technology
          region. AWT holds meetings and events every month,
          attracting women in every area of technology, from those
          just entering the field to senior level management and
          technology innovators. To learn more about AWT, please visit
          our website at www.awtsocal.org.

 WHEN:    Saturday, June 28, 2003
          9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

 WHERE:   Ascolta
          2351 McGaw Avenue
          Irvine, Calif. 92614


            

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