Science Academy 2019 (Stonecutter and Gardner-Webb U.)

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This is a science camp funded by the Stonecutter Foundation and hosted at Gardner-Webb University. Jay Zimmer and Nick Longerbeam organize and teach this fun and informative camp. Activities are geared around biotechnology, forensic science, & physiology. Field trips are to Rutherford Regional Health Care System, Rutherford County Sheriff's Department, GWU P.A. Program, GWU Human Performance Lab & Cohesion Phenomics DNA Lab.

Education

Objectives
1. Do some amazing science
-human physiology
-biotechnology
-forensic science
2. Expose you to college and help inform you about
choosing a college.
3. Help you think about possible careers.

Rutherford County Sherriff's Dept.
Forensics Division

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