To
provide students with a learning experience in mathematics and science that is
both fun and hands-on.
Where: Palmer Hall at University of Toledo Campus
Time: Every Saturday from 9:50 A.M. to 1:00 P.M.
Every Third Saturday from 9:50 to 2:00 P.M. because of the Future/Interest clubs event.
Our Purpose: To enhance the academic skills of 7th and 8th graders and to get them interested in math and science oriented careers and to help students to gain an early awareness of college education
Program Goals: The goals are to help students have high expectations in their academic career, and to be successful in the future.
To
provide students with a learning experience in mathematics and science that is
both fun and hands-on.
To teach
students to apply and appreciate math and polymer science in the world around
them.
To increase
the math and science skills of high school students in order to prepare them for
a university program of study in the sciences, mathematics or engineering.
To provide
students with opportunities to use computers and learn how computer applications
relate to science and research.
Hands-on
experiments focusing on various practical science projects such as building bridges, roller costars and computers.
Learning
and using computer applications to applying project in math, science and
English.
An enrich curricula
that include study skills component that encourages creative thinking, organize
strategies and improved reading skills.
Engineer
projects that are supported and supervised by University professors.
Special
guest lecturers who are engaged in help students to chose their future careers.
Future/Interest
clubs offer career shadowing by local professionals.
Parent
involvement in Saturday Institute such as helping award perfect attendance
activities.
Offering
field trips such as COSI,
UT
Campus, Exciting Field
Trip
and Ohio
Medical College.
This page has been updated on 7/24/03