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• Lasting Legacy
• Recitation Hall Receives Interior Makeover
• Campus Celebrates Black History Month
• Sociology Professor Earns Prestigious Honor
• Students Compete in Math Competition
• Students Create Unique Resource for Area Teachers
• Physicist Presents Phi Beta Kappa Lecture
• Mystical World
• University Partners with Community on Film Screening
• New Program Assists Girls
• Endowed Fund Aids Weaver Chapel Organ
• Pilot Program Planned for New Residence Hall
• Board of Directors Backs University’s Strategic Plan
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• Breaking New Ground
• Beloved Professor Returns to Campus for Lecture Series
• Wittenberg Choir Concludes Spring Tour
• Students Help Local Youth
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A Young Women’s Summer Institute (YWSI), a residential program for sixth-and seventh-grade girls, sponsored by the Ohio Supercomputer Center, will be held on campus, July 16-22. The theme of Wittenberg’s program is computational science, and Wittenberg faculty members will teach the classes.

Designed to promote computer, math and science skills, the hands-on, weeklong program also aims to assist girls in developing an interest in these subjects by allowing them to use the latest computer technology to work on a practical and interesting scientific problem. The program will also introduce participants to a variety of job and career opportunities.