Natchitoches State University students and faculties and several other organizations united to host several activities for young people, including a robotics challenge, math puzzles, chemistry and physics demonstrations, drone flight, and healthcare demonstrations.
The Cenla STEM Region 6 event, ‘Recipe for Rural STEM Day, ‘ mission to improve access to STEM education and close the gaps for underserved populations in Avoyelles, Catahoula, Concordia, Grant, LaSalle, Rapides, and Winn parishes.
“GUMBO is our acronym for Geographically United in Making Better Opportunities,” said Jennifer DePriest, Cenla STEM director. Recipe for Rural STEM Day ignites curiosity, fosters a love of learning and introduces young minds to the possibilities that STEM careers offer, DePriest said.
Rural STEM Day was hosted by LSU Alexandria and sponsored by Regions 3,6, and 8 LaSTEM center, with featured demonstrations by:
Students were given take-home STEM kits with instructions for making soap dough and sugar scrubs, with explanations of the science behind the activities and how they relate to STEM careers.
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