Governor Larry Hogan Holds First-Ever Governor’s Coding Challenge
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Governor Larry Hogan Holds First-Ever Governor’s Coding Challenge

southernmarylandchronicle.com
October 8, 2018

Summary

Governor Larry Hogan hosted the first-ever Governor’s Coding Challenge at Bowie State University, aiming to boost interest among girls in coding and technology. The event, in partnership with Girls Who Code, attracted over 100 middle- and high school girls and included mentorship from university students and various sponsors.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This initiative highlights the importance of engaging underrepresented groups in technology fields, which is crucial for expanding the talent pool for registered apprenticeship programs. By fostering interest in STEM careers, programs like this can lead to future pathways for apprenticeships and workforce development in tech.

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