Outreach
(NATURE) - Summer Program The Nurturing American Tribal Undergraduate Research and Education (NATURE) program is an education outreach project. NATURE aims to improve science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education among middle school, high school, and tribal college students, and to build a pathway for American Indians living in North Dakota who are interested in pursuing careers in STEM disciplines
The purpose of STEM Kids Camp is to stimulate children’s interest in STEM through exploration of topics not usually covered in their regular school classes.
In 2023, my session in the STEM Kids program is to simulate the formation of rivers, making channels out of sand, and creating flooding conditions to mimic the movement of water through the Red River watershed.
The Sunday Academy Program is a program designed to generate interest in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), among the American Indian students. Once a month during the academic year, middle- and high-school students are brought together on a Sunday. They are presented with practical day-to-day problems involving STEM in an informal and friendly atmosphere, requiring them to think, analyze and seek solutions.
National Institutes of Health REU -2021- present
I would like to thank the National Science Foundation for the financial support (CAREER # 2239799 - On the Hydrodynamics of River Ice) and the BrainStem (#FMBrainSTEM) program for a great outreach session at Concordia College today. Thanks all the organizers - Alexa Ducioame (ASCE) and Angela Gross(NDSU-College of Engineering) for the great help!