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KAST science celebration a go at Selkirk

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By Contributor
April 7th, 2010

Mark your calendars for this year’s Community Science Celebration on April 10,  Selkirk College gym, Castlegar.

This year’s celebration is planned to be even bigger and better than last year’s and, if last year was any indication, the booths will fill up fast.

The celebration will include eye-popping science shows, various demonstrations, challenges and an opportunity to meet all the people in your community doing cool science every day.

We also have the BCTC portable AquaVan from Vancouver Aquarium featuring live animals, props and activities related to aqua life.

For more info: http://www.vanaqua.org/education/aquavan.html

With the generous support of FortisBC, we are also excited to bring the Solar Power Road show to our celebration. To view one of their presentations: http://www.vimeo.com/1271995

We are looking for local companies and organizations. to host a display, demonstration or activity at the event. We would like you to focus on local science, innovation, initiatives and/or science educational opportunities.

The celebration is geared for a family audience. There is no fee to participate and admission is free to all residents in the region. If you chose to participate you will be provided with a 10 X 10 booth space in our Science Exhibitor area.

 

You provide

 

* A display or activity with an aspect of science or technology, for ages 6 – 14 and families;

* Your time from noon to 4 p.m. (plus setup).

 

 

We provide:

 

* 10×10 space with table, power, etc. as required;

* Volunteer support;

* Participant recognition;

* Breakfast and lunch.

 

The Community Science Celebration is a showcase for your community. It will profile local businesses, schools, organizations and innovators. You will experience the innovation in science and technology that exists all around you. Join Science World, Kootenay Association for Science and Technology and Selkirk College for this exciting community enriching day.

 For more information, please contact the KAST office 250-483-5052 

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