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 As president and lead of the Introduce a Girl to Engineering Workshop (IGEW), I planned, coordinated, and executed an all day, free-workshop for elementary students alongside my three committee members. Five modules were developed that focused on various types of engineering. Attended by 218 participants and 45 volunteers, with over 50% participants being Title I students, this was the largest IGEW to date since the creation of the event at Embry-Riddle.
This wonderful article was written by Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Thank you for taking the time to interview me about this event!
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 As president and lead of the Introduce a Girl to Engineering Workshop (IGEW), I planned, coordinated, and executed an all day, free-workshop for elementary students alongside my three committee members. Five modules were developed that focused on various types of engineering. Attended by 218 participants and 45 volunteers, with over 50% participants being Title I students, this was the largest IGEW to date since the creation of the event at Embry-Riddle.
This wonderful article was written by Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Thank you for taking the time to interview me about this event!  As president and lead of the Introduce a Girl to Engineering Workshop (IGEW), I planned, coordinated, and executed an all day, free-workshop for elementary students alongside my three committee members. Five modules were developed that focused on various types of engineering. Attended by 218 participants and 45 volunteers, with over 50% participants being Title I students, this was the largest IGEW to date since the creation of the event at Embry-Riddle.
This wonderful article was written by The Avion. Thank you for not only taking the time to write this article, but for coming out to take photos!  As president and lead of the Introduce a Girl to Engineering Workshop (IGEW), I planned, coordinated, and executed an all day, free-workshop for elementary students alongside my three committee members. Five modules were developed that focused on various types of engineering. Attended by 218 participants and 45 volunteers, with over 50% participants being Title I students, this was the largest IGEW to date since the creation of the event at Embry-Riddle.
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