RIT K-12 University Center STEAM Exploration!
RIT’s K-12 University Center offers the greater community a view of the many experiential learning opportunities youth are gaining STEAM knowledge, skills and abilities, building the next generation of explorers, creators, and innovators. RIT faculty, staff, and youth participants share their exciting research projects, senior capstones, and demonstrate their accomplishments, including youth who have won competitions for the Junior Science and Humanities Symposium sub-regional and LEGO robotics. Youth and families have fun participating in Camp Tiger hands-on, make and take STEAM activities while visiting this exhibit. As part of the Imagine RIT experience, youth obtain an “RIT Imagine Fest Youth Passport.” They engage in 3 exhibits across the campus and provide feedback on their experiences in the passport. Youth who complete the Youth Passport while at Imagine RIT receive an RIT Imagine Fest badge (for scouts) or decal sticker.
RIT Science Technology Entry Program's Robotics Building.
Youth conducting research with RIT faculty.
Youth building prototypes in RIT K-12.
Youth learn about illustration at Camp Tiger.
Youth conducting research with RIT faculty.
Game Developer at Camp Tiger!
Camp Tiger staff teaching fun chemistry!
Youth learn photography at Camp Tiger.
Topics
Exhibitor
Jane Amstey
Aubrey Hillman
Kraig Farrell
ASHLEY SIMMONS
Donna Burnette
Kierra McInnis
Miranda Salsbery
Angel Pagan
Jalona Dunn
Jordan Welch
Ephesia Harris
Taymar Roman
Isabella Dache
LaTanya Boykins
Tyshawn Greene
nasiya gonzalez
C Davis
Alexia Savage
Advisor(s)
RIT K-12 works with a number of faculty and staff on research, projects and experiences youth are engaged in.
Organization
Faculty provide research opportunities with high school through post doctorate students. RIT students, faculty and staff engage with diverse youth in experiential learning through Camp Tiger, the Science Technology Entry Program (STEP), Liberty Partners
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