Saturday Feb. 22, 2025 Girls Camp Volunteer Registration
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Are you a Widener graduate?
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Biomedical Engineering
Chemical Engineering
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Computer Science/Engineering
Construction
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All afternoon - from noon until 5
I can't get there until 1.
I can't get there until 2.
I have to leave by 3.
I have to leave by 4.
I am willing to serve on a Careers panel discussion
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Indicate your preferences for the lab activities listed below. We try to assign volunteers to labs related to the kind of work they do or at least according to their engineering discipline. Please be open to volunteering in as many of the labs that match your background, because not all labs will be run.
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Good fit for me and I would be willing to take the lead in this lab
Good fit for me and I would be willing to help in this lab but not lead it
Not a good fit for me
Aerodynamics:
investigate what makes airplanes fly (presented by engineers from Boeing)
Artificial Tissue:
make artificial skin (working with liquid nitrogen)
Biomaterials:
make implants that are edible (Widener BME professor will be in the lab with you)
Chemical Engrg Materials:
simple experiment making foam
Computer Animations:
using Alice software to create cartoons or video games (Widener Computer Sciences professor will be in the lab with you)
Earthquake Resistant Building: building towers and testing on shake tables
Electromyography:
looking at how muscles work (Widener BME professor will be in the lab with you)
Land Development:
designing housing developments
Lie Detectors:
building electric circuits and using them to "detect" lies based on sweaty palms
Beakman Motor: building a simple electric motor (Widener EE professor will be in the lab with you)
Programming Robots:
programming a robotic car to travel through a maze using Lego Mindstorms software
Red Blood Cell Measurements:
measuring the percentage of the oxygen-carrying cells present in blood (Widener BME professor will be in the lab with you)
Robotic Feeder:
using a robot arm to feed a baby (Widener Robotics professor will be in the lab with you)
Music Magic:
build a simple electronic device that produces musical tones (Widener EE professor will be in the lab with you)
3D Printing:
3D print plastic parts (Widener ME professor will be in the lab with you)
Water Purification:
build and test filters to clean dirty water
Web Design:
create websites (Widener Computer Science professor will be in the lab with you)
Wind Tunnel:
testing airplane wings (Widener ME professor will be in the lab with you)
Universal Robot:
Operate a state of the art robot (Widener Robotics professor will be in the lab with you)
Machine Learning:
train a computer to "think" (Widener Computer Science professor will be in the lab with you)
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