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My name is Annie Shomberg. I also work closely with the SEED School of
Washington D.C.,
http://www.seedfoundation.com/index.php/seed-schools/washington-dc and the
Internation Neuroscience Netowrk Foundation. Through my work with INNF I am
trying to put together a panel of college students who are in science fields
to speak to high school students at SEED. My goal is to encourage students
at the SEED School to pursue careers in science, math, and engineering
fields. I am hoping to put together a panel that can talk to the students
about possible majors they can pursue as well as what career paths these
majors could lead to. I would also like the speakers to talk about their
experiences majoring in science, math, and engineering.
Could you forward this email to any students that you feel would be good
representations of the college, can relate to students at the SEED School of
Washington D.C., and have been ambitious in their studies. The best way for
possible speakers to contact me would be at my email adress [log in to unmask]
When emailing me speakers should include a brief explination of why they
would be a good person to speak to high school students about the successes
and struggles of pursuing a career in math, science, or engineering in the
21st century.
The event will take place on the evening of May 18th from 6-8pm.
Transportation and dinner will be provided. There will be an information
session on May 10th or 11th for selected speakers(based on speaker
availability). Unforunantely only a few speakers can attend the event due
to space and time restrictions. Speakers will be selected based on the
interests that students at SEED have shown as well as the selected majors of
graduating seniors from SEED.
Thank you in advanced for your help.
Annie Shomberg
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Annie Shomberg
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University of Maryland - May 2011
B.S. Mathematics and Secondary Education
Alpha Phi Omega ~ Epsilon Mu
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