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In a sun-drenched conference room on the second floor of Maxwell Dworkin Hall, about 40 fourth- and NetBet Pokerfifth-graders from the Elihu Greenwood and Louis Agassiz schools in Boston gathered for some hands-on experiments with Harvard graduate students.
The April 30 Harvard event was part of the second annual Step UP Science Across the City Day.
Kathryn Hollar, director of educational netbet casino reviewprograms at Harvard’s School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS), organized the day’s events in collaboration with the University’s Harvard Achievement Support Initiative (HASI) team.
“Working with these children reminds us that we are NetBet Casinoall scientists and engineers from an early age,” said Hollar. “Events like Science Across the City give us the opportunity to nurture that curiosity and creativity, and to help these children see the value of science and engineering in our daily lives, and hopefully netbet casino reviewgive them the desire and confidence to pursue [related] careers.”
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