Join Mojave Water Agency Hydro-geologist, on an exploration of the Water Cycle! Learn about groundwater, aquifers, wells, pollution, and the mighty Mojave River. We'll even build a water-well in a cup. Learn what it takes to become a geoscientist and work with one of earth's life sustaining natural resources.

All that is required to put out a fire is water, right? But how do you get the water to the fire? In this workshop you will have the chance to apply engineering and math to put out a fire. Learn what is required educationally to serve the community as a firefighter and how your math skills can help you make a career in this field of work.

In movies, robots are often portrayed as evil characters threatening humans. But, robots are far from being dangerous and are a useful technology in many careers. Are you that special person who is driven by the use of technology? Then this workshop is for you. Come and find out about this technology and how it is impacting the 21st century.  Do you have what it takes to make this your career? Come see for yourself.

Jump start your science interest by attending this workhop and find out what school subjects will better prepare you for a career as a veterinarian. Learn to connect with animals and how you can be part of the healing process in pets both small and large.
Lead Presenter Tya Henderson  

When you are caught up in the glamour of a show, a theatrical presentation, a concert or an awards show on TV, have you ever thought of what it would be like if it did not have light and sound effects?  Discover the workshop that will present the endless prossibilities available in stage production.  Come see if this field of work is for you and start thinking about what it would take for you to learn and earn your living doing creative work behind the stage.

In this workshop you will learn the basic principles behind launching a rocket, breaking gravity and zooming into and out of earth's atmosphere. You will need basic math concepts and a few science facts. Bring your best numbers and let's start the count down.

Have you ever thought about where the products you use every day come from?  The jewelry you wear, the car you drive, the paved streets and roads you use to go places, the toothpaste and cosmetics you apply? They all come from the same stuff, minerals. Find out how rocks and minerals play an important part of your life and how you can become an integral part of this important industry.

Are you someone who likes the natural sciences, who likes the outdoors and who wants to preserve our ecosystems from pollution and wildfires? If yes, then this workshop is for you. Discover how a little math can add up to a career that protects our natural resources such as the air we breathe.
Lead Presenter Michelle Zumwalt  Co-Presenter(s): Sheri Haggard

Use analytical thinking and logical reasoning to aid a Special Agent from the FBI in a crime scene investigation. Learn how to use forensic research and scientific tools such as ballistics analysis, DNA identification, and fingerprint analysis to help solve a case. Find out how much college course work you will need to secure a job in this field of the FBI.
Lead Presenter Virginia Kwon  

Learn about how real Crime Scene Investigators use science and technology to solve crimes. Identify evidence in a mock crime scene and learn what types of technology can be used on each item of evidence to gather information to convict the guilty and exonerate the innocent. Find out how much education you will need and the opportunities in the ladder of advancement in this field of work.

Join Mojave Water Agency Hydro-geologist, on an exploration of the Water Cycle! Learn about groundwater, aquifers, wells, pollution, and the mighty Mojave River. We'll even build a water-well in a cup. Learn what it takes to become a geoscientist and work with one of earth's life sustaining natural resources.

All that is required to put out a fire is water, right? But how do you get the water to the fire? In this workshop you will have the chance to apply engineering and math to put out a fire. Learn what is required educationally to serve the community as a firefighter and how your math skills can help you make a career in this field of work.

In movies, robots are often portrayed as evil characters threatening humans. But, robots are far from being dangerous and are a useful technology in many careers. Are you that special person who is driven by the use of technology? Then this workshop is for you. Come and find out about this technology and how it is impacting the 21st century.  Do you have what it takes to make this your career? Come see for yourself.

Jump start your science interest by attending this workhop and find out what school subjects will better prepare you for a career as a veterinarian. Learn about animals and how you can be part of the healing process in pets both big and small.
Lead Presenter Tya Henderson  

When you are caught up in the glamour of a show, a theatrical presentation, a concert or an awards show on TV, have you ever thought of what it would be like if it did not have light and sound effects?  Discover the workshop that will present the endless prossibilities available in stage production.  Come see if this field of work is for you and start thinking about what it would take for you to learn and earn your living doing creative work behind the stage.

In this workshop you will learn the basic principles behind launching a rocket, breaking gravity and zooming into and out of earth's atmosphere. You will need basic math concepts and a few science facts. Bring your best numbers and let's start the count down.

Have you ever thought about where the products you use every day actually come from?  The jewelry you wear, the car you drive, the paved streets and roads you use to go to places, the toothpaste and cosmetics you apply? They all come from the same stuff, minerals.  Find out how rocks and minerals play an important part of your life and how you can become an integral part of this important industry.

Are you someone who likes the natural sciences, who likes the outdoors and who wants to preserve our ecosystems from pollution and wildfires? If yes, then this workshop is for you. Discover how a little math can add up to a career that protects our natural resources such as the air we breathe.
Lead Presenter Michelle Zumwalt  Co-Presenter(s): Sheri Haggard

Use analytical thinking and logical reasoning to aid a Special Agent from the FBI in a crime scene investigation. Learn how to use forensic research and scientific tools such as ballistics analysis, DNA identification, and fingerprint analysis to help solve a case. Find out how much college course work you will need to secure a job in this field of the FBI.
Lead Presenter Virginia Kwon  

Learn about how real Crime Scene Investigators use science and technology to solve crimes. Identify evidence in a mock crime scene and learn what types of technology can be used on each item of evidence to gather information to convict the guilty and exonerate the innocent. Find out how much education you will need and the opportunities in the ladder of advancement in this field of work.

Join Mojave Water Agency Hydro-geologist, on an exploration of the Water Cycle! Learn about groundwater, aquifers, wells, pollution, and the mighty Mojave River. We'll even build a water-well in a cup. Learn what it takes to become a geoscientist and work with one of earth's life sustaining natural resources.

All that is required to put out a fire is water, right? But how do you get the water to the fire? In this workshop you will have the chance to apply engineering and math to put out a fire. Learn what is required educationally to serve the community as a firefighter and how your math skills can help you make a career in this field of work.

In movies, robots are often portrayed as evil characters threatening humans. But, robots are far from being dangerous and are a useful technology in many careers. Are you that special person who is driven by the use of technology? Then this workshop is for you. Come and find out about this technology and how it is impacting the 21st century.  Do you have what it takes to make this your career? Come see for yourself.

Jump start your science interest by attending this workhop and find out what school subjects will better prepare you for a career as a veterinarian. Learn about Family Practice and how you can be part of the healing process for pets both big and small.
Lead Presenter Tya Henderson  

When you are caught up in the glamour of a show, a theatrical presentation, a concert or an awards show on TV, have you ever thought of what it would be like if it did not have light and sound effects?  Discover the workshop that will present the endless prossibilities available in stage production.  Come see if this field of work is for you and start thinking about what it would take for you to learn and earn your living doing creative work behind the stage.

In this workshop you will learn the basic principles behind launching a rocket, breaking gravity and zooming into and out of earth's atmosphere. You will need basic math concepts and a few science facts. Bring your best numbers and let's start the count down.

Have you ever thought about where the products are use every day actually come from?  The jewelry you wear, the car you drive, the paved streets and roads you use to go to places, the toothpaste and cosmetics you apply?  They all come from the same stuff, minerals.  Find out how rocks and minerals play an important part of your life and how you can become an integral part of this important industry.

Are you someone who likes the natural sciences, who likes the outdoors and who wants to preserve our ecosystems from pollution and wildfires? If yes, then this workshop is for you. Discover how a little math can add up to a career that protects our natural resources such as the air we breathe.
Lead Presenter Michelle Zumwalt  Co-Presenter(s): Sheri Haggard

Use analytical thinking and logical reasoning to aid a Special Agent from the FBI in a crime scene investigation. Learn how to use forensic research and scientific tools such as ballistics analysis, DNA identification, and fingerprint analysis to help solve a case. Find out how much college course work you will need to secure a job in this field of the FBI.
Lead Presenter Virginia Kwon  

Learn about how real Crime Scene Investigators use science and technology to solve crimes. Identify evidence in a mock crime scene and learn what types of technology can be used on each item of evidence to gather information to convict the guilty and exonerate the innocent. Find out how much education you will need and the opportunities in the ladder of advancement in this field of work.