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Become a ‘Slick’ Scientist

2014 Youth Summer Science Workshops

Who: Children ages 8 to 14
       
When:      
Week 1 – June 30 to July 3 (ages 8-11)
Week 2 – July 7 to July 10 (ages 12-14)
Week 3 – July 21 to July 25 (ages 12-14) (Holiday July 24)
Week 4 – July 28 to July 31 (ages 12-14)
       
Where:    
Taylorsville Redwood Campus, Science Building
Main Floor Atrium
Time:       
8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
       
Registration Fee:         $150.00

Optional Lunch Card: $25.00

Participants will have 4 days of hands-on experiences and activities in civil engineering, mathematics, physics, robotics, engineering, and more!

Food:  Snacks provided daily – please buy a lunch card or provide a bag lunch for your child Monday – Wednesday.

Parent Day:  Thursday - for participants to show their work from Noon – 2:30 p.m.  Lunch is included.


To register contact:

https://epay.slcc.edu/C20011_ustores/web/store_main.jsp?STOREID=22
Or
Janice Rogers
Salt Lake Community College
School of Science, Mathematics & Engineering
(801) 957-5181
Janice.rogers@slcc.edu



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