A crime has been committed! Using fingerprinting, chemistry and other techniques of forensic science you will gather and analyze the evidence left behind to catch the criminal.

Experiment with traffic flow and interchanges, then learn what roads are made of with a tasty example of pavement design. 

Students will design and create their own unique glass and tile mosaic in this fun workshop that includes color theory, intro to mosaic techniques, history of mosaics, and design and engineering theories.

7 Years ago Drone and Agriculture were not words put together often. Now, drones are used for everything from checking cattle to looking at crops to see if they are ready to harvest. In this workshop you will learn where they can fly and the best way to fly your drone to help your farming operation.

A fun filled session that connects the dots between a plant based protein – peanut butter and resistance training for amazing health benefits.  Activities include measuring grip strength, comparing food quality and taste between processed peanut butter and homemade peanut butter, and learn the science . 

Experience what it is like to be a veterinarian for a day. Learn how to suture wounds, give injections and bandage a limb.

Discover how simulation manikins allow assessment of physical problems. Active learning in the lab is hands-on and provides experiences for those interested in health care.

Come learn about why taking care of your teeth now is important to your full body health.  Having a healthy smile affects healthy eating, your confidence and even how you interact in daily life.  Hands on course with dental activities.

Attention all Makers:  Get your hands on the revolutionary technology of 3D printing and learn why it has never been easier to print your imagination!  Join us as we explore how the engineering design process and 3D printing bring solutions to all industries.  

Band together to learn about aerospace engineering by creating an innovative rubber band aircraft! Experiment with different designs to see who can fly the farthest. 

Learn about the fascinating world of large molecules (polymers) made from long chain or network of smaller molecules. Polymers are all around us: toys, clothing, contact lenses, solar panels, phones, computer, space shuttles, bullet-proof vests, face masks, and more! 

Come join the North Dakota Space Grant as they guide you through an engineering design challenge. Can you design and build a paper rocket that has the

Have you ever made ice cream? If so, you know that the ice cream mixture has to get really cold very quick. Ice cubes alone won't do the trick. Why not? Find out in this tasty-cold science project.

In this session, you will get to design and make all sorts of creative projects using a micro:bit. You’ll create games that you can play with friends and you’ll even get to make an intelligent virtual pet (Tamogotchi). The fun won’t stop here – you’ll get to keep your micro:bit so that you can continue building projects on your own.

Are you A, B, O, AB, positive, negative? Blood is an essential part of the human body but, if you mix the wrong type things could go drastically wrong.  Can you successfully determine the blood type of the accident victim and save his life?