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Denise Johnson is the director of the Girls Empowered by Math and Science program.
WSSU prof taking these GEMS to White House
Updated: 07/03/2009 12:40 am
Next week, Denise Johnson and 25 young girls who spent part of their summer thinking about algebraic equations and statistics will visit the White House.
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