In the College of Science and Mathematics, we know how important it is to keep our children engaged with educational opportunities both at school and at home.  During the pandemic we did not host on-campus Science Saturday activities; instead, our faculty and students have created videos of demonstrations and at home experiments that you can do right now with your family.  If you have any questions or would like to get on our email list for announcement regarding Science Saturday activities, please contact us at SciSat@valdosta.edu or by phone at 229-333-5699.

 

Chemistry in Action  

Disappearing Water (Created by Linda De La Garza, professor, Department of Chemistry, October 2020)
Sticking with Chemistry (Created by the Chemistry Department Students, October 2020)
Homemade Lava Lamp (Created by Leah, B.S. Biology, class of '21, April 2021)
 

Plants and Animals

Fun with Hagfish (Created by Adrienne, M.S. Biology, class of '22, December 2020)

 

Space and Physics

Making a rainbow at home (Created by Reggie, B.S. Biology, class of '22, December 2020)
Intersection of Light: the Michelson Interferometer (Created by Kyle, B.S. Physics, class of '22, April 2021)
Egg in a Bottle (Created by Chase, B.S. Biology, class of '22, May 2021)

 

Machines in our lives

How does your microwave work? (Created by Dereth Drake, professor, PAGET Department, November 2020)

 

Fun with Math

I am Smarter than My Calculator #1: Double Digit Multiplication   (Created by Peggy Moch, professor, Department of Mathematics, November 2020)
I am Smarter than My Calculator #2: Using Factorials  (Created by Peggy Moch, professor, Department of Mathematics, November 2020)
More Math Fun, Thinking and Problem Solving (Created by Peggy Moch, professor, Department of Mathematics, November 2020)

 

Exploring our World with Computers

A Type of Human Reasoning Skill AI Can't Replace, Yet (Created by Zhiguang Xu, professor, Department of Computer Science, January 2021) 
Digital Art processing Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 (Created by Paul Mihail, professor, Department of Computer Science, February 2021)
Android translation app using MIT App Inventor (Created by Krishnendy Roy, professor, Department of Computer Science, March 2021)

 

The Human Body

Balloon Lung (Created by Daeshe', B.S. Biology, class of '22, April 2021)