STUDENTS IN ELEMENTARY AND MIDDLE SCHOOL

Join STEMcx at this day of learning and fun using science and technology to make movies and TV AND explore the science and technology in movies! STEM is everywhere.

*Star in your own Green Screen video
*Meet a local weather Broadcaster and do your own weather experiments
"Compose a movie or radio soundtrack
*Experiment in Shuri's lab from the Black Panther
*Learn more about the dinosaurs from Jurassic Park
*Build your own movie legos
*Let the force be with you in Star Wars Land or
*Animate yourself in the Animation Studio.

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Join us as we listen to Joylette Hylick daughter of Hidden Figure Katherine Johnson as she reads excerpts from her book about her mother's life. She will also answer questions for our audience. FIRST 15 attendees receive a copy of the book for your home libraries.

Meet Nia Powell. Join us on Feb 17th @ 5:00 PM as guest judges Nia Powell tells us about her life and congratulates our prize winners, First place: $100 gift card. Second place: $75 gift card pr age group

Secondary school faculty participate as chaperones for the pre-college program. They are eager to learn alongside their students using the hands-on activities as the basis for additional classroom explorations. Middle school is sold out.

Register below if you are in High School.

Join us as we visit the Reginald Lewis Museum to view the Exhibit Blacks in White. This exhibition proactively presents a snapshot of African American and Black health professionals in Baltimore, Maryland, and the Chesapeake region and their many interventions to protect and support Black public health. Blacks in White traces health practitioners’ commitment, innovation, ingenuity, and resistance to medical racism. The narratives presented in the exhibition intentionally trace the continuous and creative efforts of Black community members and health professionals to provide care for and to African Americans.

Blacks in White explores four primary themes that help frame the contributions of African American health professionals in the region, including: a timeline outlining African American access to health, the role of key institutions in supporting public health education for African Americans, exploring the pivotal role of Provident Hospital, and highlighting the contributions of African American community health giants.

Thanks to Kaiser Permanente for sponsoring transportation and entry tickets!

SOLD OUT

Meet gaming developers and founders of Decoy Games Khalil and Ahmed Abdullah and Microsoft

Who doesn’t like video games? We always hear about the end product, but what happens behind the scenes? You are going to hear the story of two brothers who took their deep passion for video games and an extensive imagination to motivate them to live their ultimate dream to make video games. Now with a multi-awarding winning video game company of their own, Decoy Games, they will take you on their inspirational journey and will have a little fun gaming on our own. The winner will get a free copy of their game Swinsanity.

COST: FREE

SAVE THE DATE
Keynote speaker
Dr. Raven Baxter, also known a Raven the Science Maven

Our Conference welcomes over 250 middle school and high school students, parents and teachers to a full day of STEM fun. Students get to participate in three workshops on everything from drones to bones. CSI, Emergency room, Make-up and Beauty, even dinosaurs - and its free!

Middle and High school students, we know you have been waiting for this FREE in-person exciting event to return. BEYA is eager to share with a lineup of stimulating and inspiring STEM workshops presented by well-known STEM industry partners along with the awesome Patriots STEM Carnival consisting of hands-on activities and 15+ STEM exhibits. For High schoolers - JOIN THE HACKATHON!

BUS TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED FROM NEW PSALMIST BAPTIST CHURCH

We will distribute school excused absence slips for Friday however it Is up to your school whether they will be accepted. Students must bring lunch and an area will be provided to eat. Parents/Teachers are welcome.

Join STEMcx at the Morgan State University STEM Expo

STEMcx joins MD STEM Festival so highlight Cybersecurity

Join STEMcx and some CyberSecurity professional to have a meet and greet and then play the Cyber Threat Guardian card game, developed by CIAS. Winners will receive prizes! Grades 2nd-5th.

The cost to attend will be $25 per ticket. Students who are not in designated groups (UMB Cure Scholars and Green Street Academy with Harry Preston, PTECH or Dunbar) will need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian. TRIP SOLD OUT.

Join the STEMcx Academy and the Baltimore Underground Science Space. Winogradsky columns allow you to grow your own ecosystem and learn how different soil bacteria use different nutrients to live. Come learn about soil ecosystems and create a long-term experiment to go home with! After our experiment we will tour the Benjamin Banneker Museum to learn more about African American naturalist and astronomer Benjamin Banneker who was born in Baltimore.

Join the STEMcx Academy and Ful Blast STEAM as we see how STEM technology, 3D pens and art that we can all enjoy!

Join the STEMcx Academy at the Banneker Planetarium at Catonsville Community College to view the night skies and

Find the lost Turkey

Shows begins 11:00 a.m in Room 030A (Benjamin Banneker Planetarium) located in the Mathematics and Science Hall building on the Catonsville Campus. For Grades K-12.

The facility is named for Benjamin Banneker, a free black man and self-taught scientist who lived in neighboring Oella and wrote a series of almanacs during the 1790s. The programs are designed to encourage lifelong science education, and they use Banneker's unique legacy to promote broader interest in STEM education.

The new facility exemplifies a wave of change taking place across the country as planetariums forsake the optical-mechanical technology of a half-century ago and roar into the digital age. Like other high-quality planetariums in the area, including those at the Maryland Science Center, Towson University and the Robinson Nature Center in Columbia, Banneker has left behind "star-ball" projectors like the one at the original Banneker.

"Those basically consisted of a metal ball with lights inside and pinholes for each star," said David Ludwikoski, the planetarium's director and associate professor of astronomy at CCBC.

The new Banneker boasts a Spitz SciDome XD digital projector that can display 88 constellations on a seamless 30-foot dome. The old Banneker showed four. Designed by the Spitz Inc., a Pennsylvania-based planetarium maker, the projector allows operators to zoom in and out of scenes on remote planets and moons, show past and future starscapes, build and add sounds, alter the duration of shots, and cross-cut among locations and eras.

Join STEMCX and the Reginald F. Lewis Museum as we invite Kelly Wyche, CEO and founder of Collective Power (https://www.ourcollectivepower.org/) to discuss the need for sustainable ways to power our planet. Then join Kelly as she leads us through the construction of our own DIY windmill using materials in your own home. This STEM activity is inspired by William Kamkwamba, the environmentalist who famously built a wind turbine to save his village in Africa. A video reading of The Boy who Harnessed the Wind by illustrator Elizabeth Zunon will be included.

For Grades K-12

Material Supply List:

Please have the following materials ready to create your own turbine during the session.

• Cardboard panel to create three wind mills (About 11×14 dimensions)

• 1 – Paper towel tube

• 2 – Plastic straws

• Scissors

• Roll of masking tape

• 1 – Wooden/bamboo skewer stick (10 inch)

• String (About 2 feet – 24 inches)

• 1 – Dixie Paper Cup

• 1 – Jumbo paper clip

• 4 – Small stones or glass pebbles (to fit in Dixie cup as weights)

Career Communications Group, Inc. invites your STEMcx students to participate in this year's Women of Color STEM Virtual Conference 2021. This is a great opportunity for your students to continue to take advantage of participating in STEM workshops that will encourage them to pursuit careers in the STEM fields.

Register at https://linktr.ee/stemcx

Join Scientist Symone and STEMcx for a GIRLS ONLY science event! Students will rotate through stations focused on ocean science and conservation. Fun activities and gift bags. Email stemcx@gmail.com for more details!

Join us for our Final Dream Big presentation with Crystal Miller. African American Engineer at Lockheed Martin who will tell us about her journey.

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