General STEAM Resources
Science, engineering, technology, the arts, and math are exciting to study, and you enjoy all the great learning experiences, but do you ever think about how your passion about STEAM can lead to really unique research projects in college and beneficial careers? Check out these examples from some of our education partners.
We think robots are cool. How about you?
Watch this video sent to us by Garrett Lee and Ariana Smith of Georgia Southern University. The video talks about the robot they programmed for their senior electrical engineering project. It will be used to assist older adults or people with disabilities with daily tasks.
Watch this video sent to us by Phillip McKenzie of Georgia Southern University. The video shows his automatic lawn mower project.
Watch this video sent to us by Camille Parker of Georgia Southern University. Learn about her researching and experiments with different fuels to make jet turbine engines quieter. She also shares about her future with the United States Navy.
Watch this video from Levy McKinney of Georgia Southern University. Learn how growing up on his family's farm led him to choose the field of mechanical engineering. He will share about his nanoparticle heat transfer project, and how he can neat water with nanoparticles.
Watch this video courtesy of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Office of Ocean Exploration and Research. You will take a tour of the Okeanos Explorer with Ensign Brianna Pacheco, a junior corps officer, and Dan Rogers, a remotely-operated vehicle engineer with the Global Foundation for Ocean Exploration.
Watch this video from the Georgia Aquarium. Investigate and dig deeper into the saltwater chemical makeup of the Georgia Aquarium's Tropical Diver Gallery. See how maintaining water quality ensures that marine life can thrive.
You may also want to check out the following podcasts and websites for more STEAM fun:
Parents, students and teachers are invited to explore marine science topics at home or in the classroom using these resources created by the Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant's educators. There are activities, lesson plans, and identification sheets that highlight Georgia's coastal flora and fauna, educational activities, and research.
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