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Real World MS/HS Connections success stories are featured on: Join our Facebook Group at: Now Introducing Summer 2008 High School Internship Program July 1st-August 7th, 2008 Part of our year-round programs for high school and middle school students AT NO COST FOR ALL STUDENTS  Fall 2008 Program Register online at From Saturday Sep 27, 2008 until Dec 13, 2008 11-1PM HS Beginners, 10-11AM Middle school and 11-2PM HS Advanced on weekly basis (every Saturday) except for Thanks giving holiday (Nov 27-30) Summer 2008 Internship Program Register online at July 1st through August 7th, 2008 Tu/Th from 10AM-4PM including internships, hands-on training, field trips and sports Opening Sponsors Showcase on Tuesday July 1, 2008
Watch our MS/HS Students Showcase and Interviews on NJN TV at: Infotech Showcase
 NJN News December 7, 2007 (View Video)
 Watch HS Connections Champions on News12 NJ August 13, 2007
Newark, NJ Updated Wednesday, July 23, 2008 3:51 PM
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Our Objectives - Knowledge Enrichment: Using real world scenarios and professional mentorship to enrich students’ knowledge & skills in a wide spectrum of multidisciplinary areas of science, technology, engineering and math. - Learning by doing: Practicing existing high school curriculum in solving real world problems via project-based learning.
- Personality Development: Building professionalism, confidence, leadership, social, communication and presentation skills in high school students through very engaging roles and exposure to truly real world environments in conjunction with one-on-one and group-based training and advisement.
- Boosting Motivation: Creating an exciting learning environment where education is relevant, challenging, enjoyable, friendly, responsive, collaboration-driven and not lacking social elements and fun.
- Facilitating Creativity: Encouraging pro-active approaches and innovative thinking as students become major players in significant real world projects.
Contact Information New Jersey Institute of Technology Professor Osama Eljabiri Director of CCS Capstone Program and HS Connections Program Tel (Cell): 973-981-1049 | | |
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