Sleep Over for Science: Students to spend a night on Spokane Campus

May 1 – 2, 2015

Spend a night on the WSU/EWU Spokane Riverpoint Campus!

Sleep Over for Science is an overnight health careers education camp for fourth, fifth, and sixth grade students. The event aims to excite and educate students interested in health care career fields. Students learn about the specific choices they need to make regarding their education in order to be ready for the high demands of both high school and college.

Current university students from the Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Dental Hygiene, Speech & Hearing Sciences, and Nursing departments explain their specific programs and create hands-on activities for visiting fourth, fifth, and sixth grade students. Activities include obstacle courses, wheel chair races, puzzles, chemistry projects, and laboratory experiments.

To register, visit our website and download the registration form at: https://ext100.wsu.edu/ahec/student-opportunities-2/

If you have any questions, contact:

Bonnie Wagner
bonniew@wsu.edu
509.358.7644

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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