The following are LIVE events. Live events include the Speakers Series and Activities led by a teacher.
Click below to join each session. You will be admitted into the Zoom room when the event is ready to start. Please remember to use good Zoom etiquette while in the Zoom room - mute yourself, make sure your name is correct, raise your hand to ask a question, etc.
Instructions for live Activities are also linked below.
10:00 - 11:00
Kaitlin Frost
National Weather Center
All Your Weather Questions Answered Q&A
Kaitlin is meteorologist who is enthusiastic about all things weather. Join us at 10:00 to ask her about all things weather related. She can't wait to share her passion with you!
Passcode: 620273
Meet the normally invisible substance of life - your own DNA! In this activity, Participants will employ the same real-world biotechnology laboratory procedure to extract genomic DNA from their own cheek cells, then precipitate and bottle it in a cool helix-shaped necklace.
Materials Needed:
provided by district - may be picked up in the foyer of the high school between 10:00-12:00 today
Passcode: 534235
Learn the basics of Stop Motion Animation with Google Slides! Students will tell a story and bring their animation to life with this easy-to-use tech tool. No prior experience is necessary, but creativity is a must!
Materials Needed:
computer
Passcode: 913741
Meet the normally invisible substance of life - your own DNA! In this activity, Participants will employ the same real-world biotechnology laboratory procedure to extract genomic DNA from their own cheek cells, then precipitate and bottle it in a cool helix-shaped necklace.
Materials Needed:
provided by district - may be picked up in the foyer of the high school between 10:00-12:00 today
Passcode: 534235
11:00 - 12:00
Jacob Comerford
NASA
International Space Station
Jacob is a Lovejoy graduate and now works as a flight controller in Mission Control at Johnson Space Center. Jacob will give an overview of the International Space Station, his journey from Lovejoy to NASA, how he helps solve problems to keep the ISS working effectively, and his most recent work on the Space-X Crew-2 mission.
Passcode: 937845
Meet the normally invisible substance of life - your own DNA! In this activity, Participants will employ the same real-world biotechnology laboratory procedure to extract genomic DNA from their own cheek cells, then precipitate and bottle it in a cool helix-shaped necklace.
Materials Needed:
provided by district - may be picked up in the foyer of the high school between 10:00-12:00 today
Passcode: 534235
Meet the normally invisible substance of life - your own DNA! In this activity, Participants will employ the same real-world biotechnology laboratory procedure to extract genomic DNA from their own cheek cells, then precipitate and bottle it in a cool helix-shaped necklace.
Materials Needed:
provided by district - may be picked up in the foyer of the high school between 10:00-12:00 today
Passcode: 534235
12:00 - 1:00
Adam Bronson
MD/PhD Student
Tips for Pursuing a STEM Degree in College
Adam recently graduated from Oklahoma State University with a degree in Microbiology and Cell & Molecular Biology. In the fall, he will begin pursuing an MD/PhD. He will share everything he has learned along the way from high school to college to medical school. And he is ready to answer all of your questions.
Passcode : 011772
Meet the normally invisible substance of life - your own DNA! In this activity, Participants will employ the same real-world biotechnology laboratory procedure to extract genomic DNA from their own cheek cells, then precipitate and bottle it in a cool helix-shaped necklace.
Materials Needed:
provided by district - may be picked up in the foyer of the high school between 10:00-12:00 today
Passcode: 863836
3D Modeling and Computer Aided Design
Students in grades 3-8 can join an online class that will walk them through the process of designing a 3D ring and keychain.
Materials Needed:
computer
Meet the normally invisible substance of life - your own DNA! In this activity, Participants will employ the same real-world biotechnology laboratory procedure to extract genomic DNA from their own cheek cells, then precipitate and bottle it in a cool helix-shaped necklace.
Materials Needed:
provided by district - may be picked up in the foyer of the high school between 10:00-12:00 today
Passcode: 863836
1:00 - 2:00
Dr. Shanna Keshvari
Veterinarian
A Day in the Life of a Large Animal Veterinarian
We are pleased to be joined by Dr. Shanna Keshvari to learn about her college and vet school experiences, her experiences as a veterinary intern, what is different about being a large animal vet and some of the unique animals she gets to treat. She will be available to answer your questions at the end of her speech.
Passcode: 637717
Meet the normally invisible substance of life - your own DNA! In this activity, Participants will employ the same real-world biotechnology laboratory procedure to extract genomic DNA from their own cheek cells, then precipitate and bottle it in a cool helix-shaped necklace.
Materials Needed:
provided by district - may be picked up in the foyer of the high school between 10:00-12:00 today
Passcode: 863836
Meet the normally invisible substance of life - your own DNA! In this activity, Participants will employ the same real-world biotechnology laboratory procedure to extract genomic DNA from their own cheek cells, then precipitate and bottle it in a cool helix-shaped necklace.
Materials Needed:
provided by district - may be picked up in the foyer of the high school between 10:00-12:00 today
Passcode: 863836
All Day Live Streaming
Our Robotics students are competing this weekend, and their competition will be live streamed the day of the event. Use the link below to follow along.
Robotics Competition
