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Southern Polytechnic hosts Geek Squad Summer Academy

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July 28, 2011

The Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta, Best Buy’s Geek Squad and Southern Polytechnic State University join forces Aug. 2-3 for the Geek Squad Summer Academy 2011.

The summer academy provides girls a fun, interactive learning environment and overnight campus experience in the university student housing. Girls will participate in activities including building computers and digital video and photography projects.

Cost for the overnight option is $60. The academy will be held on the SPSU campus, 1100 South Marietta Pkwy. in Marietta.

Registration: www.spsu.edu/gssa

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