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TriBeta Biological Honor Society is hosting the 3rd Annual Tiny Betas Science Fair, and with ASUN's partnership, projects will be showcased by clubs/organizations under the Science and Engineering coalition, the Graduate Chemistry Student Association, Nevada Department of Agriculture, the Natural History Museum, Fleischmann Planetarium, etc. Over 400 Washoe County 2nd graders will be joining us in the Joe Crowley 4th Floor Ballrooms for a day full of service learning, hands-on science experiments, a model planetarium, and more! Volunteers will be needed for set up, during the duration of the event, and clean-up. Free food will be provided to volunteers! Individuals volunteering during the event will be given instructions on various projects including making slime, testing properties of rocks, static electricity, life cycles of animals, etc. We hope to introduce the university's campus to students at a young age to inspire them to pursue careers in STEM.
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Light refreshments and beverages will be provided to volunteers
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Shifts (3)
1 - 3 of 3 Shifts
| Shift | Start Time | End Time | Description | Registrants Needed | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clean-Up | 1:00pm (PT) | 2:30pm (PT) | Volunteers will disassemble science fair demonstration materials. | 13/40 | Over |
| Set-Up | 8:00am (PT) | 10:00am (PT) | Volunteers will set up tables and arrange projects according to designated locations. | 13/30 | Over |
| Science Fair | 9:45am (PT) | 1:00pm (PT) | Volunteers will be given instructions to explain and run demonstrations for 2nd grade level science projects to students, parents, and teachers. Projects include making slime, testing properties of rocks, static electricity, life cycle of animals, etc. | 26/∞ | Over |
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