– Photos by Rachel A. Eirmann, student photographer, and Kimberly R. Cassel, director of alumni relations
Fifth-graders fill Bardo Gym for an enthralling and interactive experience.
The Carnegie Science Center presents “SolarQuest,” allowing youngsters to explore the sun without leaving Bardo Gym.
"SolarQuest" brings our favorite life-sustaining fireball down to Earth.
Who knows what knowledge lurks within local middle-schoolers? The shadow knows!
An evening session in the Field House is perennially popular with youngsters and parents alike.
Construction management instructor Brad M. Martin (right) and student Tylor C. Oravec have as much fun "playing in the dirt" as their young guest! Participants were introduced to different soil types, as well as the concept of compaction. Oravec, of Bethlehem, was joined in the activity by fellow construction management student Bryan W. Ralko (not pictured), of Doylestown.
Making science fun ... and accessibly understandable!
Inside Evangelical Community Hospital's mobile health unit
The inflation delegation, reporting for duty
Chris E. Miller, police chief and director of campus safety, schools Boy Scouts on crime-scene investigation.
Already well-decorated for their accomplishments, Scouts diligently expand their horizons.
Working toward a new merit badge in one of the country's oldest automotive programs
Elizabeth Egan, a PlastiVan educator with the Society of Plastic Engineers, mixes fun and chemistry to create crowd-pleasing slime.
Smiles while learning? The best of all possible worlds!
Girl Scouts monitor their creative process.
The tactile satisfaction of hands-on learning
With the help of a student nurse, a young visitor gets a heartfelt earful.
Representatives of Seewald Laboratories Inc., a longtime environmental and agricultural testing facility in Williamsport, show how sampling is done.