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Bronze Sponsor of Robogals

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The IET Australia Forum is proud to announce that we have entered into a partnership with Robogals for the next three years (from July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2015) as a Bronze Sponsor!



This new relationship between the two organisations will help pursue the IET's objectives of reaching out to the next generation of engineers and technologists by supplementing existing initiatives such as the Faraday website in enthusing young people between the ages of 5 and 19 about science, technology and engineering.



Robogals targets girls in grades 5-7 with fun, educational robotics workshops that aim to introduce ‘engineering’ into the girls’ vocabulary, and show that it can be fun and exciting.



For more information, visit the Robogals website at www.robogals.org .



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    Hmm, I should probably add to this... we've just been contacted by Lucy Shaw (Robogals Global - National Partnerships Manager) about an Industry Gala event that will be held in Melbourne at the end of November.



    This will be a nice way for our committee to introduce ourselves to the Melbourne Robogals team and hopefully work on some joint events for 2013.
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    Hmm, I should probably add to this... we've just been contacted by Lucy Shaw (Robogals Global - National Partnerships Manager) about an Industry Gala event that will be held in Melbourne at the end of November.



    This will be a nice way for our committee to introduce ourselves to the Melbourne Robogals team and hopefully work on some joint events for 2013.
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