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VINCENNES, Ind. - 日韩中文字幕福利片 from five high schools participated in 日韩中文字幕福利片鈥檚 Super Science Saturday - a day filled with activities and a panel discussion about careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics - on Nov. 11.

The culmination of the day was presentation of Josh Denhart and his Amazing Chemistry Show, a high energy show featuring explosions, foam, and fire.

鈥淭his definitely gives me an interest in finding a chemistry-related career,鈥� said Dalton Julian, a junior at North Knox High School. 鈥淭he highlight of my day was finding out how to silver a bottle because the end result looks really amazing and shows the potential of finding out what you can do, with even a little bit of knowledge of chemistry.鈥�

Throughout the day high school students investigated, experimented, and learned more about the wonders of science through a variety of presentations and experiments, all sponsored by VU鈥檚 College of Science, Engineering, and Mathematics. VU鈥檚 new $25 million Updike Hall was the site for the experiments.

鈥淚 have not been sure about what I was I am going to do in the future, so today really helped me begin to made decisions about that,鈥� said Molly Mahan, a sophomore at South Knox High School.  鈥淚 did a Climate Detectives activity. It was cool. I actually had a lot of fun doing it. After lunch, we did an Urban Agriculture activity and made a lettuce tower, which was really neat.鈥�

日韩中文字幕福利片 chose from nine different activities ranging from Projectile Motion Experiments: How Big a 鈥楽plat鈥� Can We Make to Making Moisturizer to Behind the Scenes at a Veterinary Clinic.

鈥淚t was really interesting visiting various chemistry labs and I had a great time learning about various reactions and the types of polymers that they had,鈥� Dalton said.

Super Science Saturday concluded with The Amazing Chemistry Show featuring a dazzling array of explosions, colored foam, liquid nitrogen, and glow-in-the-dark solutions. The chemistry show was open to the public and admission was free.

鈥淭he students are excited and they seem very interested - and that includes their parents, too. It鈥檚 a good way for them to see what we have to offer at VU,鈥� said Molly Schwitz, assistant professor of mathematics.

The Society of Women Engineers sponsored a panel discussion about science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) careers, offering students the opportunity to ask questions. Participants included Dr. Melody Catt, a veterinarian who is an assistant professor of biology at VU; April Bledsoe, a mechanical engineering technician; and Aditi Khatar, a biomedical engineer at Cook Medical.

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