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Girls Exploring Tomorrow’s Technology Is Back to Help Inspire Girls to Learn and Engage in STEM Education

EXTON, PA — Girls Exploring Tomorrow’s Technology® (GETT) will hold its annual free educational expo this fall to inspire girls to learn about careers in science, technology, engineering and math …

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