GSLSWE ACTIVITIES

2007 - 2008

Hands On Science – Lincoln Elementary School SL district 5^th graders - 8 weeks – every other Tuesday –September to December 2007
3 sessions – 6-7 volunteers- approx 20-24 students per session 4-5 students per table
6^th graders - 8 weeks – every other Tuesday –January to May 2008
2 sessions – 6-7 volunteers- approx 25-30 students per session 4-5 students per table
EYH-Expanding Your Horizons-Mt. Ogden Middle School-November 3, 2007 7am-2pm (Elizabeth Gregory helped)
o Approximately 30 total workshops with approximately 600 students. All female workshop leaders mostly from industry (ATK)

o All female students mostly Jr. High School

Girl Scout Career Fair-SLCC Union Hall – December 1, 2007 (Elizabeth Gregory helped) 2 Session - Part of a panel of six discussing career choices.
Cottonwood Elementary School Science Fair-February 20, 2008, 9am-noon
Science Fair Judge 6^th grade entries

District Science Fair-Lincoln Elementary School-March 4, 2008, 1pm – 3pm
Science Fair Judge 6^th grade final entries
SLVESF-Salt Lake Valley Engineering and Science Fair-Rice-Eccles Stadium -March 28, 2008 7am-1:30pm

Science Fair Judge-Elementary & High School-various disciplines

MESArama, Jordan School District at South Towne Mall-March 29, 2008-10am-1pm
Manned ATK industry rep booth-approximately 300 Jr high school age kids
Girl Scout Science Camp-Trefoil Ranch, Provo Canyon, April 12, 2008 8am-noon (Elizabeth Gregory helped)
3-50 minute sessions each of 3 subjects-Minerals, Electricity and Circuits
Approximately 4-5 parent volunteers with 6-8 girl scouts at each table.
Approximately 90 girls scouts at the camp-grades 1-6
Girl Scout Engineering Day- University of Utah – April 24, 2008, 5pm-7pm
-Workshop assistant- Chemical Engineering – Ph testing

Dr. Cynthia Furse was leading this.
Nadine Whitfield, Guest Speaker at Neumont University