The 小蝌蚪APP小蝌蚪APP檚 Engineering and Technology Expo is serious business for high school and elementary students and educators who want to learn about engineering majors and careers.
Prospective engineers tour 小蝌蚪APP labs, view demonstrations, hear faculty members discuss research, chat with industry professionals, and get advice on topics such as admissions.
But the event, which is sponsored by UL Lafayette小蝌蚪APP檚 College of Engineering and the student chapter of the Louisiana Engineering Society, is seriously fun, too.
Attendees get to participate in designed to teach engineering concepts, for example. Contests include building a vessel to keep dropped raw eggs from breaking, and constructing small catapults that will fling Ping-Ping balls into the air.
The will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday near Madison and Rougeau halls on Rex Street. Attendees can pre-register or register at the event.
Dr. Ahmed Khattab, interim dean of the College of Engineering, said Expo Day typically draws more than 2,000 people.
小蝌蚪APP淪ome attend to explore engineering and technology as a career. Others come because they already plan to study engineering, but are still considering which discipline to study, or which school to attend,小蝌蚪APP Khattab said.
To learn more about Technology and Expo Day, contact Corinne Dupuy at (337) 482-1208 or (337) 344-5571 or Cdupuy@louisiana.edu.
Photo caption: The College of Engineering at UL Lafayette will sponsor its yearly Engineering and Technology Day for high school and elementary students, parents and educators on Wednesday. Attendees tour labs, hear about faculty research projects, and interact with industry professionals. Photo credit: Amy Windsor / 小蝌蚪APP