in Cleveland, which manages the program. "The goal of this 
program is to inspire them to excel in the areas of math, science and 
technology, so they may reach their full potential."

SEMAA, a vision of former Cleveland congressman Louis Stokes, was 
developed in 1993 through a partnership between Glenn and Cuyahoga 
Community College, Cleveland to foster understanding and enthusiasm 
for math and science in school children. Since then, SEMAA has grown 
from a single location to 19 sites reaching more than 45,000 students, 
parents and teachers around the country. NASA's Office of Equal 
Employment and Opportunities in Washington funds the SEMAA program.

Additional information about SEMAA is at:

http://www.semaa.net

For more information about AEL, go to:

http://www.grc.nasa.gov/WWW/MAEL/

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