High School

Beach and Bay Water Quality Monitoring Program will use a 3-D watershed model to demonstrate how surface water run-of and pollution leads to contamination of our beaches and bays. This impact on our recreational waters can affect our health. Also, we plan on demonstrating the various laboratory processes used for water quality testing in our public health lab, which help identify if the water has microbial pathogens.

1-2 tables manned by 2-4 STEM field Soldiers and 1-2 U.S. Army Recruiters. We will have a hands-on display in the medical, construction, or bomb disposal fields.

Viasat celebrates International Women’s Day! 

We’ll be putting the “A” in STEAM by creating a women in STEAM mural with EXPO attendees. Participants who visit the Viasat booth will use their handprints to help create a mural which recognizes the past, present and future of women in STEAM (Science Technology Engineering Art Mathematics).

This booth will feature mathematics games, folding explorations and fun with circuits.

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Lights! Action! ABC 10News is the EXPO DAY TV Media sponsor and will be hosting our 10News Experience green screen where kids can try their hand as a reporter in a “live” studio. See if you have what it takes to report a fire, traffic or weather on camera! Take photos with 10News Anchors and Reporters or talk with producers and photographers about our studio and news team.

BAE Systems will feature an engineering and communication challenge where visitors will test their logical processing skills and work together with BAE Systems engineers to demonstrate principles of human-computer interaction. We will also have a leadership-building pair challenge that reveals the benefits of teamwork and overcoming the different perspectives each person has in order to accomplish one common goal.

Cardiac arrest is a leading cause of death. More than 350,000 Americans experience a cardiac arrest outside of the hospital each year. Unfortunately, about 90% of cardiac arrest victims die, often because bystanders don’t know how to perform CPR or are afraid of doing it incorrectly. CPR, especially if performed immediately, can double or triple a person’s chances of survival.

We encourage you to stop by this booth to learn the two simple steps of Hands-Only CPR and help save a life!

Northrop Grumman will conduct hands-on STEM activities and engage with visitors on careers in engineering.