Students explore science, technology
Dr. John Shovic, Director of the Center for Intelligent Industrial Robotics at the College of Engineering in Coeur d’Alene, gives a tour of the robotics lab during this weeks' WISE event.
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Young women from St. Maries High School talk out a robotics problem during the Women in Science and Engineering event.
Young women from local high schools learned the basics of DNA through a building exercise during this week's Women in Science and Engineering event.
COEUR d’ALENE — Young women from North Idaho high schools explored career options during last week’s Women in Science and Engineering program.
Put on by the University of Idaho’s College of Engineering and College of Science at North Idaho College, the annual event provided an opportunity for students to learn about DNA, robotics and coding through hands-on activities and tours.
Student ambassadors and women working in STEM fields answered questions and shared experiences during lunchtime panels.
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