Duke Young Scholars Program in Science and Mathematics
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The Duke University Office of Continuing Education will conduct a               5-week                                                                          summer Young Scholars Program for 20 minority girls, rising North               Carolina 8th and 9th graders, on the Duke campuses in Durham and                Beaufort, North Carolina, to be held in 1989 and 1990.                                                                                                          The core of the Young Scholars curriculum is three 3-week                       courses, one                                                                    on research in marine biology, one on problem solving, and one on               computer programming.  The Duke Marine Laboratory on the coast in               Beaufort, North Carolina, is the setting for the marine biology                 course,                                                                         which will be completed in the labs of the North Carolina School                of                                                                              Science and Mathematics in Durham.  The course in computer                      programming                                                                     will introduce students to a programming environment which                      emphasizes                                                                      structured programming.                                                                                                                                         Supplementary activities in writing and speaking will use science               and                                                                             math-based materials and will enhance communications skills.  A                 mentorship program will place students in labs with working                     scientists.                                                                     A follow-up weekend is planned for Winter/Spring 1990 in Durham                 at the                                                                          North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics.
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