Association for Women in Technology to Host `Computers in Every Day Life Interest Project' Workshop for Cadette and Senior Girl Scouts

Orange County Non-Profit Supports Computer Education for Girls with Hands-On Class at Fluor Corporation


REMINDER, Aug. 16, 2003 (PRIMEZONE) -- Association for Women in Technology to Host "Computers in Every Day Life Interest Project" Workshop for Cadette and Senior 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 final of three summer
           workshops for members of the Girl Scout Council of Orange
           County at Fluor Corporation in Aliso Viejo.  The "Computers
           in Every Day Life Interest Project Workshop" for Cadette
           and Senior Girl Scouts will teach girls to use computers in
           a variety of ways to accomplish goals and tasks in every
           day life.  AWT's summer workshops 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
           popular summer program was such a success, that AWT will
           start a new round of Girl Scout workshops in September that
           will run monthly through the end of 2004. 

           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 Cadette or
           Senior Girl Scout for this workshop, 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, August 16, 2003
           9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

 WHERE:    Fluor Corporation
           One Enterprise Drive
           Aliso Viejo, Calif. 92656


            

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