UW-Platteville EMS Expo 2013
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The Engineering, Mathematics, and Science Expo 2013 will be held on Thursday, April 11 from 9am to 2pm at Otts Hall and Engineering Hall. The expo is designed to expose high school, middle school, and some elementary students to careers through exhibitions of student projects and open laboratories. Past projects featured at the expo include energy wheels, corn starch demonstrations, trebuchets, hair dryer demonstrations, sterling engines, wind tunnels, mousetrap vehicles, and aquajet rockets. Volunteers are needed to help with fundraising pizza sales by handling money, serving pizza and soda, picking up pizza, or cooking pizza before 11am.
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- 1. Engineering, Mathematics, and Science Expo 2013
- 2. What is it? • Designed to expose students to careers through exhibitions of student projects and open laboratories – Attendees: • High school students • Middle school students • Some Elementary students
- 4. Where and when is it? • Where: Otts Hall and Engineering Hall • When: – Thursday, April 11 – Runs 9am to 2pm • If you are working, you only need to usually work for an hour
- 5. Past Projects • Energy Wheel • Corn Starch and Water – Non-Newtonian Liquid Demo Competition • Trebuchet • Hair Dryer – Bernoulli's Principle • Sterling Engine • Wind Tunnel • Mousetrap Vehicle – Centrifugal force • Aquajet Rocket
- 6. Pizza • One of our biggest fundraisers of the year • Sign up for one-hour sessions • Duties: Either – Handling money – Serving slices and soda – Picking up pizza – Cooking pizza (for serving before 11am) • Contact me – zickermannj@uwplatt.edu – (262) 573-6237
- 7. QUESTIONS?