EL Alliance August 14th
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RRAR List serve hosted by Michael; 1 note to those who attended, 2nd note to those who didn't
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Computer Science group- higher education focused. Thoughts were to bring students together for a symposium focused on students across universities perhaps lead by ELA (IEEE, ACM chapters-meets periodically at MIT-not sure size). Tim is going to host a computer science chairs meeting and introduce meeting in the context of a chairs meeting.
Bring K-12 students on campus.
Strategies for inclusion were disucssed that people are already involved in.
How to go to grad school: Has graduate opportunities for people in computing. REU's
K-12 Bring college kids to K-12 campuses with a focus on advising rather than guest speaking. Tufts has a program like this.
Take a kid/parent to school.
Undergraduate advising and community building: Student symposium across universities to support students meeting each other and graduate students and advisors.
Attendees
| Kim A. Randall | Director of Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action
Office of Equal Opportunity Boston University 25 Buick Street Boston, MA 02215 (617) 353-9286 | ||||
| Jennifer Teig von Hoffman | Assistant Director, Scientific Computing and Visualization Boston
University 111 Cummington Street Boston, MA 02215 617-358-0033 | |- | Butter | Ice cream | and more |
