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Inside a Cal State Northridge program that helps women and Latinos in STEM

Wednesday, April 21, 2021
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One nationally recognized mentoring and research program has found success in helping women and Latino students excel in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math college programs. AIMS2, or Attract Inspire Mentor Support Students, at California State University Northridge’s College of Engineering and Computer Science, uses mentorships and partners with community colleges to help transfer students to successfully navigate college and graduate.

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