Outreach

A record number of teams are coming to Michigan Tech

Michigan Tech MIND TREKKERS  bring oobleck and other science fun to the Einstein Project Science Expo in Green Bay.

Sponsored by the Inter-Residence Hall Council

MindTrekkers, a traveling science road show produced by Youth Programs at Michigan Tech, will share some of the stranger mysteries of science with hundreds of thousands of visitors to the first USA Science and Engineering Expo Oct. 23-24 on the National Mall.  It is one of two Tech exhibits invited to the Expo in Washington, DC.

Michigan Tech was invited to bring two hands-on science education exhibits to the first USA Science & Engineering Expo in Washington, DC.  The University's NSF-funded PIRE (Partnership for International Research and Education) program is demonstrating some of the tools they use to monitor volcanoes, and MindTrekkers brings Youth Programs' hands-on science show to the two-day public celebration on the National Mall in DC.  

Michigan Tech Youth Programs brings hair-raising science activities to 2010 national Boy Scout Jamboree.

High school students from three states explore Great Lakes biology on the tall ship, Denis Sullivan. 

A retired Minnesota couple is walking around Lake Superior to help raise awareness of the lake as a resource and fresh water issues. 

Local high school students get hands-on science, technology and engineering experiences on National Lab Day at Michigan Tech.

Students, alumni, campus police and local businessmen repair bikes abandoned on Michigan Tech campus.