Math and Science Club

The Northeastern Junior College Math and Science Club is open to all Northeastern students. We meet in Whyman Hall, room 207 each Tuesday from 2:30 to 3:30 PM.

Outdoor recreational activities include, hiking, water rockets, and star parties (set up telescopes and view celestial objects, where we also roast hot dogs and marshmallows). During the cold months, indoor activities include mad scientist experiments, hydrogen rockets, socializing, refreshments, chess with Mr. Gaines once a month and more.

We also like to plan hiking trips, eclipse parties, & take trips to the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Denver Zoo, and other fun & interesting events or occasions. We carry out a variety of community service activities such as a Halloween food drive, highway trash pickup, science fair judging and plastic bottle recycling. The club sponsors the Math and Science Outstanding Students Awards each spring.

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Lars Walczyk, Germany

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