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Join us for our 2021 Spring Retreat!
This year our annual Girls Get WISE Science Retreat will be virtual, but that doesn’t mean the fun will end! Activities will include STEM trivia, virtual escape room, role model session, and a Crime Scene Analysis (CSI) activity!
The 2021 Science Retreat is open to those who identify as girls in Atlantic Canada in grades 7-10. Early registration is preferred as STEM materials for activities will be mailed in advance. Registration opens February 22nd will end on March 26th, no exceptions.
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WISEatlantic believes in providing equal opportunities for all, if you are unable to pay the registration fee, please reach out to Sally at WISEatlantic@msvu.ca
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This 45-minute virtual event will explore concepts of light and the electromagnetic spectrum as students learn how scientists add colour to monochromatic images of celestial objects taken with powerful telescopes. Led by Tiffany Fields, Educational Assistant with WISEatlantic, students will learn more about the Burke-Gaffney Observatory at Saint Mary’s University in Halifax, NS, and will get to try their hand at creating some colourful celestial objects of their own using online software!
This event is open to classes of grade 8 & 9 students and their teachers in Atlantic Canada. Teachers who register their class will be send the Zoom participation link the day of the event. For the hands-on component of the session where students can try creating their own images, they will require a computer (Chromebooks work great!) and internet access.
Register your class today by emailing WISEatlantic@msvu.ca.
This event takes place during Science Odyssey Week, find out more about this week and other events taking place at http://www.sciod.ca/
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This 45-minute virtual event will explore concepts of light and the electromagnetic spectrum as students learn how scientists add colour to monochromatic images of celestial objects taken with powerful telescopes. Led by Tiffany Fields, Educational Assistant with WISEatlantic, students will learn more about the Burke-Gaffney Observatory at Saint Mary’s University in Halifax, NS, and will get to try their hand at creating some colourful celestial objects of their own using online software!
This event is open to classes of grade 8 & 9 students and their teachers in Atlantic Canada. Teachers who register their class will be send the Zoom participation link the day of the event. For the hands-on component of the session where students can try creating their own images, they will require a computer (Chromebooks work great!) and internet access.
Register your class today by emailing WISEatlantic@msvu.ca.
This event takes place during Science Odyssey Week, find out more about this week and other events taking place at http://www.sciod.ca/
