Bones and Tomes
We will use invisible ink to paint the human skeleton!
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We will use invisible ink to paint the human skeleton!
With over one-third of entry-level job postings and 50% of all technology roles now calling for AI skills, hands-on exposure to artificial intelligence has quickly shifted from a resume booster to an essential requirement for college graduates entering the workforce. But how do foundational computer science concepts translate into real-world AI applications and high-impact career opportunities?
Join us for an interactive virtual panel hosted by UMBC’s Computer Science undergraduate program at UMBC-Shady Grove. Featuring a panel of student alumni and leading industry partners, this event explores the rise of artificial intelligence, its expanding role across the workplace, and how classroom lessons directly power career success.
Fun and educational STEAM projects for kids aged 6 to 12. Registration requested but not required.
A six-week course for ages 10 to 14 designed to spark interest in programming through guided instruction by experienced high school mentors.
Take and Make Fiber Optic Light Experiments. While supplies last.
Try out the wind tubes experiment with different objects to explore how air moves!
Learn about asteroids, then put your detective skills to the test to see if you can find the secret space rocks hiding in our collection.
Join us for a fun afternoon building with candy to make your very own DNA model!
Listen to a version of The Three Billy Goats Gruff, then design and build a bridge that will keep the three goats safe from the troll!
Kick of the MD STEM Festival by creating a small fiber optic light!
Kick of the MD STEM Festival by creating a small fiber optic light!
Come for brick-snapping fun! Design and build your own fantastic creations. We’ll supply the Legos – you bring the creativity!

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