Elementary school (grades 1-4)
Age-appropriate engineering presentations and hands-on activities
The day is split into three, 90-minute sessions with multiple offerings across a variety of engineering disciplines scheduled during each session. Accompanying adults may attend activities with students, attend college knowledge session on applications, financial aid, and other topics, or relax in the Nedderman Hall atrium while students attend sessions.
Our goal is to promote engineering, along with math, science and technology, to pre-college students so that they can make more informed choices as they go through school and can see the fun and the challenges that engineering offers. We also work to break down stereotypes about who does engineering and what it means to be an engineer.
By holding Engineering Saturdays in fall and spring, we have more opportunities to interact with potential students, to promote engineering, and to maintain relationships that may be built during the larger summer programs that pre-college students in grades 4-12 can attend here at UTA.
Session sign-ups begin 10 minutes prior to each session block.
Age-appropriate engineering presentations and hands-on activities
Age-appropriate engineering presentations and hands-on activities
EACH CHILD MUST BE ACCOMPANIED AT ALL TIMES BY THE RESPONSIBLE ADULT AGE 18 OR OLDER WHO BROUGHT THEM TO ENGINEERING SATURDAY. Building blocks and unstructured play
Age-appropriate engineering presentations and hands-on activities
Monitored building activities with cornstarch blocks, coloring pages of engineering pictures