Norfolk State will use the money to develop materials for optics and lasers, give high school teachers an opportunity to do space science research and help prospective teachers embrace science, math and technology. Minorities have been underrepresented in science and technology, and Norfolk State wants to help close the gap, said Marie V. McDemmond, president of the historically black school. Within the last few years, Norfolk State has shown a renewed commitment to engineering, science and technology, said Roger Hathaway, university affairs officer at NASA Langley Research Center in Hampton. This is a pumpkin patch. This is not a place where prejudice and bigoted actions take place.
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