At the lab at PCC (Photo – Tonita Fernandez)
By Melanie Hooks
Local high school students from any district can explore STEM—science, technology, engineering, and math—for free this fall through STEM Saturdays at Pasadena City College.
Students will gain hands-on experience in college classrooms and laboratories while exploring chemistry, geoscience, biology, astronomy, physics, mathematical science, laser technology, and more.
Space is limited, but students can register for as many events as they’d like. Register on Eventbrite for PCC STEM Saturdays.
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