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Summer Employment Summer employment opportunities, now available. Seeking a Program Assistant, Instructors and Teaching Assistant. For more information: www.cs.pitt.edu/tli/employment.html
Posted On: April 09,2009 10:46:08 AM
Summer updates This dates for this year's summer program are June 22 - July 17, 2009 (4 weeks). The application will be available by the end of the week. The application deadline is June 1, 2009. Students are encouraged to apply early, as there are limited spaces available.
Posted On: April 06,2009 3:40:01 AM
CS Day - March 27, 2009 Computer Science Day is where educators, students, alumni and industry gather for a day of computing science, computing business and computing fun. Permission slips are required and will be available on the TLI website by March 10, 2009. http://www.cs.pitt.edu/events/CSDay/2009/.
Posted On: February 19,2009 3:00:33 AM
Requirements for returning students In an effort to increase the number of opportunities for students to explore computer science, we have implemented Saturday Workshops. In order to be eligible for the 2009 Summer Academy, current students are required to attend 2 of 3 workshops scheduled for the Spring. The dates for the Saturday Academy are March 21, April 18 and May 15. The Saturday Academy is from 10am to 2pm and held in the Department of Computer Science. Please save the date and further details will be available soon.
Posted On: February 19,2009 2:59:51 AM
Visit TLI on Facebook! TLI now has a group page on Facebook! Upload pictures from the summer and connect with current and future students. http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=17796722975
Posted On: February 19,2009 2:59:17 AM
Summer 2009 Dates, Deadlines Summer 2009 Program Dates: June 22 - July 31, 2009
Student Application Deadline is Friday, May 1, 2009. All application materials must be received by this time.
Posted On: December 25,2008 3:13:59 AM
Equitable Resources Foundation is the latest sponsor of TLI The Technology Leadership Initiative was generously awarded a $25,000 grant from the Equitable Resources Foundation. The grant will support the summer 2009 program. Thank you, Equitable Resources Foundation!
Posted On: December 25,2008 3:07:11 AM

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Posted On: July 09,2007 9:19:48 AM
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University of Pittsburgh student Tonya Groover was dismayed when her research about the pipeline of minority students studying her major, computer science, turned up a 2005 Taulbee survey reporting that African-Americans received just 358 of the 10,900 computer science degrees from 188 Ph.D.-granting universities.
Posted On: March 30,2007 10:20:46 AM

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