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NC-MSEN Pre-College Sloan Summer Student Program 2003 (488 words)
The First NCSSSMST Sloan Summer Student Program was hosted by the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics from July 7-15, 2003.
The Mission of the National Consortium for Specialized Secondary Schools of Mathematics, Science and Technology, the nation's foremost alliance of schools dedicated to transforming mathematics, science, and technology education, is to create synergies among schools engaged in educational innovation by shaping national policy fostering collaboration and developing, testing implementing, and dissemination exemplary programs.
One of the goals of the National Comsortium for Specialized Secondary Schools of Mathematics, Science and Technology is to increase underrepresented populations in NCSSSMST schools.
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