Science Day

Annual Science Day

The Third GSW Annual Science day was held on September 29, 2023. This event is organized by Dr. Nedialka Iordanova, Professor of Chemistry, with the participation of GSW students and faculty from the various programs and classes across campus. The event hosted more than 100 high school students from surrounding high schools. Throughout the Science Day sessions, high school students had the opportunity to participate in hands-on experiments and multiple science demonstrations in the Science and Roney Buildings on campus. The event concluded with lunch provided at the GSW student cafeteria and tours of the university.

Types of Sessions

Students will participate in various demonstrations and experiments including:

Liquid nitrogen explosions with ping pong balls
Computer games and puzzles using mathematics and logic
Engaging with a variety of reptiles including iguanas and snakes
Sound waves from music and singing
Magnetism of various objects allowing them to float and spin
The creation of homemade ice cream using liquid nitrogen
Creation of goop and other interesting mixtures using household items

Schedule

Students should arrive at the Storm Dome to begin the day by 8:30am. After the program, any high school students that would like to tour the university can do so by request and depart after.

Tentative Schedule
8:30am	Arrival and Check-in
8:45am	Welcome Note
9:00am	Demonstrations throughout Science and Roney Buildings
12:00pm	Liquid Nitrogen explosions in Centennial Plaza
12:30pm	Lunch at the Caf
1:30pm	Optional Group Tours Upon Request

Contact

Science Day

Nedialka Iordanova, Ph.D.
Professor of Chemistry

229-931-2334
nedialka.iordanova@gsw.edu

Science Day Events

Students get the opportunity to interact with snakes and lizards from the reptile collection, hold flames in the palm of their hand, learn the science behind tie dye, and more!