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PCToday Photo Gallery - SMART Girls 2005

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Forty-nine girls in ninth and 10th grades spent a few days on campus to explore opportunities in science and technology careers during Pennsylvania College of Technology's SMART Girls camp, held July 10-13, 2005. Science and Mathematics in Real World Technologies for Girls, the program's formal name, was initiated at Penn College to help emphasize the importance of a solid math and science base for girls in their early teens - an age when many girls begin to lose interest in those subjects. Continuing studies in math and science keeps more career options open, especially in fields that experience a dearth of female employees.

— Photos by Jennifer A. Cline, news bureau writer/editor
and Mary A. Sullivan, assistant dean of natural resources management
 


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SMART Girls logo

 

Dressing up for a career

SMART Girls check the cleanliness of water

Building a nesting structure

 

 

A SMART Girl threads wires through a plug

July 10-13, 2005

With assistance from Penn College paramedic student Jamie R. Izer, students install a breathing tube in a mannequin

"Digging in the Dirt"

Girls wire electrical outlets

Teamwork is used to assemble a radio circuit at Williamsport Hospital