2026 Kids’ Science and Engineering Day registration

Join us for a day of hands-on fun at the 17th annual Kids’ Science and Engineering Day, hosted by the WSU Society of Women Engineers! This years’ theme is Stem is My Superpower!

Explore interactive STEM activities, experiments, engineering challenges, and demonstrations at Sloan and Dana Hall on WSU Pullman’s campus, designed for children K–5.

  • Saturday, March 28, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
  • WSU Pullman campus — Sloan and Dana Hall
  • Planetarium shows from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
  • Featuring 40+ WSU clubs and organizations!

Don’t miss out on this science-filled adventure! Register/purchase KSED tickets online. Those who register by March 1 are guaranteed a free t-shirt and goodie bag.

Questions or need help with the registration fee? Contact rylee.gannon@wsu.edu.

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