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"The Society of Physics Students (SPS) is a professional association explicitly designed for students and their advisers. Membership, through collegiate chapters, is open to anyone interested in physics.
Locally, regionally, nationally, and internationally, the SPS offers the opportunity for these important enrichments to the student’s experience.
Meetings are held on every other Thursdays at 4:30 in USC2 225."
-Stockton Society of Physics Students
A fun science project open to kids from K-6th grade to learn about the different states of matter and their characteristics.
Come join for 3 different at home small experiments to talk about density, viscosity, and have some fun! There will be a Q/A section for college/high school experience after.
Materials List
Materials List
Stockton Physics Club: At Home Science
For this project Stockton University will be partnering with Principle Academy Charter!
For this project Stockton University will be partnering with Principle Academy Charter!
Project Details
Project Details
This project hosted by the Stockton Physics Club collaborates with Principle Academy, where Stockton volunteers will lead the following experiments for the project:
Experiment 1: Liquid Rainbow
Experiment 2: Non-Newtonian Fluid
Experiment 3: Playdoh
College Talk Panel Discussion
Virtual event via Zoom
Volunteer Responsibilities
Volunteer Responsibilities
Volunteers will be leading three experiments virtually on the day of the event
Experiment 1: Liquid Rainbow
Experiment 2: Non-Newtonian Fluid
Experiment 3: Playdoh
Volunteers will sit on College Talk Panel for an interactive Q&A session
Project submission of volunteers is NOT required for this event since volunteers will be actively leading youth throughout the event.
Volunteer Checklist
Volunteer Checklist
Reliable internet access
Access to Zoom
Volunteers serving virtually must provide their own lunch for the event
Club Contact Information:
Club Contact Information:
Stephanie Sharo, President
sharos1@go.stockton.edu
stocktonphysicsclub@gmail.com
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