PCC Laser Technology STEM Saturday (1) - Fall 2024

These workshops will be led by PCC faculty and student mentors dedicated to providing you with an enriching experience.

Investigate your cell phone display to learn how colors mix to make all the colors of the rainbow. Learn how to measure and balance primary colors of laser light to create your favorite color. Bring your cell phone or another small device with a screen. Your measurements will be used to learn the science of spectroscopy, and how it can be applied to identify chemicals. [note: this is a repeat activity from previous Laser Technology STEM Saturday events if you attended before]

This FREE EVENT is for high school students (one parent/guardian per student is welcome to join). There is no cost to attend but space is limited - register early! Register for as many Saturdays as you’d like.

The event begins at 9am and ends at 10:30am.

An official registration packet will be sent a few days prior to this STEM Saturday event via email.

FAQs

Where do I drop-off my student or park for the event?

Parking for attendees is available for free in PCC Parking Lot 5, entered on Bonnie Ave.

For student drop-off, you can drive into Lot 5; enter on Bonnie Avenue. Follow the campus map attached to get to the V building. The Laser Technology STEM Saturday will begin in the V building.

Click here for a map of the PCC campus.

Will my student be chaperoned at all times during the event?

PCC faculty and student mentors will be present in the classroom area the whole time. PCC is not liable for students who decide to wander away from the event.

Will food be served as part of the event?

No food or drinks will be available at the event. If you’d like a snack, bring your own. There will be a break where you can enjoy any snacks or drinks that you bring.

What safety measures will be implemented?

All attendees will be provided with necessary personal protective equipment. All attendees need to sign the safety agreement specific for each activity.

Host or Publisher Natural Sciences