TTacher training organized by the General Atomics Fusion Education Group Teacher training organized by the General Atomics Fusion Education Group Radient Plasmas: from Neon Lights to Nuclear Fusion in-residence summer course for high school students The primary aim of JSHS is to encourage students at the high school level to engage in original research in the sciences, engineering or mathematics.Īnnual science fair put on by the San Diego Science AllianceĬonnects high achieving high school students with college subject matter Southern California Junior Science & Humanities Symposium TRIO prepares low-income, first generation college students to successfully complete high school, transition to the college of their choice and succeed in graduating with a two-year, four-year or vocational/technical degree.Ĭlassroom presentation titled "Plasma Science and Fusion Energy" "Plasma Science and Fusion Energy" Career DayĬER presented at a career day at Jefferson Middle School in OceansideĮxhibit at the APS Division of Plasma Physics TRIO prepares low-income, first generation college students to successfully complete high school, transition to the college of their choice and succeed in graduating with a two-year, four-year or vocational/technical degree.ĬER member presented a, "Plasma Science and Fusion Energy" presentation to students
Instructor, "Plasma Science in Your Future"ĬER presented an exhibit at this event by the San Diego Science Alliance Tour of DIII-D to University of San Diego undergraduate physics classĪn annual conference aimed to interest girls, aged 11 to 16, in science, math, and engineering WHEN: SeptemWHERE: Halecrest Elementary School, Chula Vista "From Neon Lights to Nuclear Fusion: Careers in Plasma Science," Science Discovery Day, Halecrest Elementary School (3 classes of 20 5th and 6th grade students each)
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