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Gray works with National WWII Museum
Helps develop Electronic Field Trip about Manhattan Project
LSMSA's Jasmine Gray ('21) worked with the National WWII Museum in New Orleans to develop the museum's Electronic Field Trip (EFT) about the Manhattan Project. The program is an interactive webcast that covers the science and history of the development of the atomic bomb. Jasmine filmed with the museum in September and a trailer for the webcast has now released.
The EFT will be available to classrooms across the globe beginning February 4, 2020. To watch the trailer and register for the program, visit http://nationalww2museum.org/manhattan-project.
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The EFT will be available to classrooms across the globe beginning February 4, 2020. To watch the trailer and register for the program, visit http://nationalww2museum.org/manhattan-project.
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