There are many challenges for the Black community in Cincinnati as demonstrated by the recent voting on the jail tax levy. However, BDPA provides a positive beacon of hope for our youth and high school students as they are introduced to various aspects of IT, including advance research on IT topics, web application development (Basic HTML, FrontPage, SQL, ASP, ASP.NET), web application programming, logic and advanced computer concepts (IT Showcase). The 50 young people selected will participate in weekly programs that begin on Saturday, January 5, 2008.
New students are required to take an entrance exam to determine eligibility. Interested students will need to have the following qualifications:
- Must be in 8th - 12th grade
- Interested in Information Technology
- Good attendance
- Cooperation
- Participation
- Must be in 9th - 11th grade
- Minimum 2.5 G.P.A.
- Display a strong interest in Information Technology (demonstrable programming and web development skills)
- Display natural ability
- Willing to participate in class
- Cooperative spirit (teamwork is very important here)
- Good attendance
1634 Central Parkway
Cincinnati, OH 45202
Please register online for either the November or December testing dates (...you only need to complete #2 Local Register section). You can reach Deborah Prince, BDPA Cincinnati chapter Outreach Director, by email (mailto:outreach@bdpa-cincy.org?subject=2008) or phone (513.956-0636) if you have questions or wish to discuss further.
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Cincinnati BDPA 2008 computer camp is recruiting for 8th - 12th graders. It is NOT too late to register for 2008 camp. Please contact Ms. Deborah Prince at 513-604-0594. Classes will begin in January 2008. Logon to www.bdpa-camp.org to register.
Thanks
Ms. Deborah Prince
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