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Care to Collaborate for (C2C4) Science Fair

Funded by the Alice H. Richards Fund, a component fund of the Community Foundation of West Georgia . Saturday Program. Be a C2C4 Scholar and D evelop competitive Science Fair projects. Use university libraries, lab space, and instrumentation.

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Care to Collaborate for (C2C4) Science Fair

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  1. Funded by the Alice H. Richards Fund, a component fund of the Community Foundation of West Georgia Saturday Program • Be a C2C4 Scholar and • Develop competitive Science Fair projects. • Use university libraries, lab space, and instrumentation. • Be mentored by university faculty and students. • Experience authentic research alongside career scientists. • Explore exciting career options in science & engineering. Focusing on: Care to Collaborate for (C2C4) Science Fair Problem solving Team work Critical thinking A FREE, innovativeoutreach program for middle and high school students Apply online athttp://www.westga.edu/~chem/ Questions? Email sbdutt@westga.edu In a pilot program, over 90% of participants developed research projects and won awards at the school, county, regional and state Science Fair competitions. Selected participants comments: "This program was a great experience. I loved the project I chose to do. Without this program, I would not have been able to do this project." "[I feel a] lot more comfortable than I did going into this program. I now understand it's ok to make a mistake, just make sure you learn from it." "[I feel v]ery comfortable. I completely understand the science behind the procedure and information that I personally researched."

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