SETP

Summer Engineering Technology Program for Women

July 8 - 13, 2007

Grambling State University

This program is sponsored by the Department of  Engineering Technology, Grambling Council of Black Engineers and Scientists (student chapter of the National Technical Association, the National Society of Black Engineers, and the National Association of Industrial Technology).

Program Overview

What's SETP?

Summer Engineering Technology Program (SETP) is an introduction to engineering technology summer program for high school students. This program is designed to introduce and motivate students to consider engineering technology as a career. The program is one-week in length and is limited to 20 female high school students who are currently completing their freshman, sophomore, or junior year by this spring semester.

What Will The Students Do While Attending SETP?

Students selected for the program will spend one week on the GSU campus immersed in campus life. The main features of the program are lectures and laboratory demonstrations by faculty and students. A survey of each area of engineering technology and field trips to industry locations are also a part of the program.

What Is The Cost?

All Students will be housed in supervised dormitories and will be provided with three meals per day for $190. Students are required to provide their own transportation to and from GSU and be responsible for personal expenses.

How Can I Participate?

Complete and return the application with your high school transcript, and two letters of recommendation by the indicated deadline.

Application Deadline

May 30, 2007

Return completed application, high school transcript, and two letters or recommendation to:

SETP: Grambling State University

Post Office Box 34

Grambling, Louisiana 71245

Click here for the SETP Application.

SETP Brochure