STEM Day
Saturday, November 2nd, 2024
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
At the °µÍøÊÓÆµConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building (CPISB)
Come join us for a day of STEMulating activities!
STEM Day is an interactive event hosted at °µÍøÊÓÆµto promote exciting careers in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. All are welcome to this free event!
Lunch available for purchase from Trendy Eats!
We will host a variety of activities, including:
- Interactive Activities & Presentations
- Science Demonstration Shows
- Tours
30+ booths with hands-on activities related to robotics, earthquakes, Alaska wildlife, DNA, human anatomy, wind power, and so much more.
Engaging demonstrations from physics and chemistry experts.
If a student completes an activity passport by visiting at least eight booths, then they can enter into a drawing for a chance to win amazing prizes!
- 10:30am: Physics Demonstration
- 11:30am: Engineering laboratory Tour
- 12:45pm: Engineering laboratory Tour
- 2:00pm: Chemistry Demonstration
- 3:00pm: Chemistry Demonstration
- Supermassive Black Holes: 10:10am and 2:10pm
- Dinosaurs!: 10:50am and 2:50pm
- From Earth to the Universe: 11:30am and 3:30pm
A tour of engineering labs with demonstrations related to structural engineering, materials science, and hydrokinetics.
11:30am-12:25pm - Tour of Engineering Research Labs
1:00-1:55pm - Tour of Engineering Research Labs
The tour of the Engineering & Industry Building will include three stops:
- Fluid Mechanics Lab Demonstration by Dr. Tom Ravens
- Materials Testing Lab Demonstration by Dr. Raghu Srinivasan
- Structures Testing Lab Demonstration by Dr. Scott Hamel
For the tour of engineering research labs, a shuttle will pick up and drop off outside the front door. Please be ready to go, lined up, at the scheduled start time.
Have questions? Email uaa_stem@alaska.edu
STEM Day is based in the °µÍøÊÓÆµConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building (CPISB). Parking is free! Please see for details.
We would like to give a special thanks to the College of Arts & Sciences, the College of Engineering, and the College of Health for their support of °µÍøÊÓÆµSTEM Day.