Explore how to and start your STEM career while still in High School, through a variety of STEM pathways including electrical, automotive and arcitectural design.  These programs and more are available at Mercer County Technical School.  Presented by Michelle Orfe, Mercer County Technical School

Using materials that can be found in the kitchen, such as salt, cooking oil and water, create a miniature ocean.  Study ocean waves and currents. There will be lots of hands-on stirring and shaking. *Material pick-up is required.  Presented by Sonya Legg, Princeton University

Accept the challenge...brainstorm ways to give medicine to a patient who is unable to swallow. Then learn about current drug delivery methods such as oral, injection, topical, inhalation and suppository, then discuss the challenges of taking a new drug to market.  Presented by Sandoz

An introduction to general and clinical microbiology. Learn about the medical laboratory science profession . Learn how to use a microscope and see microorganisms, microscopic animals, and human blood cells.  Perform activities related to laboratory science.   Presented by: Lisa Shave, Mercr County Community College

This engineering focused workshop will take students through two activities which involve basic engineering principals in which they will build at home.  Presented by:  Theta Tau, The College of New Jersey

How are germs transmitted? Learn about different types of germs, the history of pandemics, viral transmission and how to help stop the spread of viruses. Conduct experiments that exhibit different types of viral transmission. germs and how they are transmitted. * Meterial pick-up required. Presented by: Bristol Myers Squibb 

The skin is the largest organ of the body, it protects us from damaging sunlight, harmful microbes, and injury. Skin also permits sensations of touch, heat, and cold. Uncover key facts about our skin's biology and the importance of skin in overall human health. Learn about skin types and engage in hands-on activities.  Glimpse into how common household products such as hand washes and sunscreen lotions work to protect this vital organ.

Learn statistics and fun facts about STEM Careers and the journey to obtain them from an expert who holds 3 patents and a Rutgers graduate with a degree in gaming production.  Presented by Trevor Jackson and Jackie Jackson, AT&T

How do lessons learned from the being on the basketball team translate to helping you manage teams at work? Teamwork is key   A Scrum Master will describe how the lessons he learned from the basketball team have helped him to manage software development teams and support cloud services. Presented by: Kobina Bedu-Amissah, AT&T

Learn concepts of how chemistry, biology, mathematics, and data are used to help us understand what happens to medicine after people take it. Through a series of videos, discussions, and interactive examples, go through basic elements of how data modeling and simulation can help us understand how medicine should be taken.

Learn how concentration of glucose effects the rate of cellular respiration.  Science is just an explanation of what happens in the nature around us.  This concept will be introduced with videos, discussions and small lab to compare the cell respiration in different form of glucose like, sugar, honey, corn syrup, maple syrup and others.

Investigate the force of gravity by conducting “speed sinking” races.  Drop diffrent sized and shaped beans into containers of water. Learn about the effect of resistance on the speed of sinking. See gravity demonstrated through Galileo's classic vaccum experiment. *Material pick-up is required. Presented by: Students 2 Science, Inc. & Sandoz