Area youth looking for fun and engaging summer activities?  Check out all of the summer camps happening at UNI!  From classic camps like Biotech: Tools the trade and WRC Panther Camps to newer offerings like SETT: Science and Engineering in Technical Theater and Quantumerse, there are many summer day camp options.  Visit https://camps.uni.edu to see all of the opportunities available and register for specific camps.

Marcy Seavey, STEM Coordinator at UNI will serve as the new vice chair of the Black Hawk County REAP (Resource Enhancement And Protection) Committee.   Josh Balk, Dry Run Creek Watershed and Source Water Coordinator is the new committee Chair.

 

Join the Earth & Environmental Sciences Department and STEM Support Services as we celebrate the April 8 Solar Eclipse on campus.  Free and open to all, the Solar Eclipse Open House will provide students, faculty, staff, and visitors the opportunity to experience the eclipse.  Activities will take place outside, south of the Campanile from 12:30 to 3:30 pm.  A telescope will be available to view the eclipse.  Activities and information will be available under the event tent, including a braille eclipse book.

• As a science educator, are you ready to take your teaching practice to the next level? Join us on Monday, February 26 @ 7:00 pm to learn more about our online master's degree in science education.

FREE to Qualified Teachers - Space is limited!  

Expand your science teaching skills this summer as you gain knowledge in the origins, pathways, and mitigation of lead and other contaminants in Iowa's water resources, explore and apply water quality and climate data, discover the interrelationships between groundwater and watershed science, and learn to use water science to interpret the future of water in Iowa.

The UNI Physics Department invites interested high school-aged homeschooling students to participate in a 10-week series of hands-on physics experiments during the Spring 2024 semester. Activities are conducted in one of our studio lab spaces within Begeman Hall, and emphasize hands-on data collection, analysis, and representation.  Learn more and register at

The UNI Physics Department invites interested high school-aged homeschooling students to participate in a series of hands-on physics activities during the Fall 2023 semester. Activities are conducted in one of our studio lab spaces within Begeman Hall, and emphasize hands-on data collection, analysis, and representation.

When: Weekly on Thursdays, September 7th- November 16th EXCEPT October 12th

Time: 3 pm - 5 pm

Cost: Free! But Registration is REQUIRED.