The fifth annual Girls in Science and Engineering Day will be held Saturday, May 2.
GSED is a day for sixth- through eighth-grade girls to come to UAB and participate in a variety of fun science and engineering activities led by female professors, scientists, and students from UAB and the surrounding community. All girls will take part in three different exciting workshops throughout the day.
UAB Professors, Scientists and Students Encourage Young Girls to Excel in Math and Science
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April 20, 2015
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