Fall Callback 2020 Yesterday (12/1/2020), from 3:30-5:00pm, we had our Fall 2020 edition of our programs callback [for middle school students], this time held virtually and led by Professor Jamie Henzy and 4th year Health Science undergraduate student Teddi Stanley. 13 students came to learn about DNA and biology research at Northeastern. The students started […]
On Saturday, October 16th we had this semester’s rendition of the Summer Program Callback. We started the day with a team-building exercise (which I borrowed from a prior YSP Orientation activity): cutting an index card to form one continuous loop that you can fit around your waist. The actual solution (that I knew about) can […]
On Saturday, November 3rd, the Center for STEM hosted its Fall Callback, where participants from past programs were invited back to campus for a reunion and fun STEM activities. This semester’s callback event was led by Engineering World Health, a relatively new Northeastern student organization, who are focused on creating biomedical devices for those in need. […]
On November 10th, 25 sixth to eighth graders from local schools came to Northeastern University for Fall Callback. All of these students had previously participated in either NUSSP or GE Girls here at the Center for STEM Education at Northeastern. In the morning the students did name games and ice breakers to get to know […]
On October 22nd we had our fall callback for middle-school aged NUSSP alumni [high school alumni took part in NEPTUN’s Splash event]. Students from the past 3 years came back for a day to see each other again, meet other alumni, and learn about disaster preparation. Colin, one of our work studies, has been working […]
On Saturday, November 21st the Northeastern chapter of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) hosted the fall 2015 Summer STEM Program (NUSSP) callback. The day started with a get to know you session, so the students, who have attended one of the two previous summers, could get to know each other. Then, Northeastern’s chapter […]
