Delaware Tech’s First Annual STEM Expo for High School Students

On March 27, Delaware Technical Community College will host its first annual STEM Expo for high school students from 5:00-7:30 p.m. The event, to promote STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics), will be held simultaneously at the Owens Campus (Georgetown), Terry Campus (Dover), and Stanton Campus (Newark).

Teachers, students and families will have the opportunity to participate in interactive, engaging STEM activities in fields such as biotechnology, energy, chemistry, computer technologies, physics and math. It will be an evening of hands-on fun and educational information with tours of labs and sustainable energy buildings.

This program is made possible by the National Science Foundation EPSCoR Grant and the State of Delaware.

Delaware Tech – the First State’s only community college – offers academic, technical, continuing education, and corporate and community training comprising more than 120 associate degree, diploma and certificate programs. The College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. Delaware Tech has four campuses across Delaware in Georgetown, Dover, Stanton and Wilmington. For more information about Delaware Tech, visit www.dtcc.edu.

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