West Michigan high school students will display projects and ideas
about energy and sustainability at Grand Valley State University’s
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Energy Fair on
February 24.
Twenty-three teams of students from the Kent Career Technical
Center and Lowell High School will share their ideas with community
members and judges, and will have the chance to win cash prizes.
STEM Energy Fair
Friday, February 24
9-11 a.m.
Kennedy Hall of Engineering, rooms 324 and 330
Pew Grand Rapids Campus
“These students have great ideas and we want to provide an
opportunity for them to showcase their ideas,” said Leslie Bateman,
director of Professional Development Partnerships and Continuing
Education at Grand Valley. “We hope this experience excites them about
attending college.”
The event is co-sponsored by Grand Valley’s School of
Engineering, Michigan Alternative and Renewable Energy Center and
Continuing Education program. Teams will be awarded cash prizes in
categories such as Best in Show, Most Innovative and Most Applicable
to a Home or Business Setting.
For more information, contact Leslie Bateman at (616) 331-7118.
