Engineering Sciences
Junior Data Science Camp (Full)
This camp is designed to engage incoming fourth and fifth grade students with the first steps in analyzing data.
Summer Engineering Camp: Middle School (Registration Full)
The camp will cover practical engineering topics, including 3D printing, renewable energy, bridge/road designing, virtual reality and electric cars. Students will gain hands-on experience building a basal wood bridge, cardboard wind tunnel and EV go-cart.
Summer Engineering Camp: High School (Registration Full)
The camp will cover practical engineering topics, including 3D printing, renewable energy, bridge/road designing, virtual reality and electric cars. Students will gain hands-on experience building a basal wood bridge, cardboard wind tunnel and EV go-cart.
Cybersecurity Showcase
Enjoy a demonstration of a real World War II Enigma Machine, take part in an National Security Agency (NSA) codebreaker competition and explore NSA career opportunities at this cybersecurity showcase!
Supreme Court versus EPA
A moderated panel discussion focused on recent US Supreme Court cases and their impact on Environmental Regulation.
Healthy Eating for Physically Active Adults
Professor Ezra Mutai dives into how diet choices complement a fulfilling active lifestyle. Please join us for practical dietary strategies, part of PNW's Exercise is Medicine® On Campus month.
Introduction to Mountain Biking
John Durocher, professor of Integrative Human Health, and the PNW Cycling Club will lead a group ride and tips for safe and enjoyable mountain biking at Valparaiso's Creekside Park.
The Miracle Drug: Exercise to Improve Physical Health
Hassan Naji, Assistant Professor of Practice in Integrative Human Health, expands on the many physical benefits of regular physical activity.
Maximizing Squat Technique
Physical therapist Joshua James details common pitfalls with squat technique and how to maximize efficacy with this common lift. Please wear comfortable clothing.
The Miracle Drug: Exercise to Improve Mental Health (Rescheduled)
Matt Ladwig, Assistant Professor of Integrative Human Health, builds on the previous “Miracle Drug” seminar by reviewing the impact of exercise on psychological health.