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STEM PWT VR Project and State Fair Opportunities

Updated: Aug 6


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STEM PWT VR Project and State Fair Opportunities 

 

Box folder with all documents and links for VR Project: https://cornell.box.com/s/tn1kpjzdh8woj25txky6dh54vy9y3p3u

 

Flyer to help recruit youth and explain project - https://canva.link/8k3fsshzzite1ab

 

VR Project Guide

 

Zoom Recording 

 

Drop-in office hours for questions and troubleshooting with Tom & Zoe

 

Entering 360 photo in NYS State Fair

  1.  Email photo/s by August 1st to Kandis Freer - kmf83@cornell.edu

  2. Complete Universal Evaluation Sheet

  1. Section B, Class 2

  2. Complete Exhibit Card

        State Fair Tags

 

If youth are interested in showcasing their picture and also receiving a $12 teen leader premium, we encourage them to apply and come on either 

    a. Friday, August 28th at 10am

    b. Saturday, September 5th at 10am

    c. More dates may be added- let Kandis know if another time is needed

Application and more information can be found Teen Leader Opportunities | NYS 4-H

 

We are also recruiting for the STEM Display at State Fair- 

Event Details:📍 Location: [State Fair Grounds / 4-H Youth Building]📅 Date(s): August 26th- September 7th⏰ Time: 10-4pm (can be flexible) 

We welcome a range of contributions, including:

  • Interactive demonstrations or displays

  • Hands-on learning activities for youth and families

  • Showcasing student or program outcomes

  • A statewide project we are working on this year is taking 360 phots and creating VR content, so we will have VR headsets there if you have anything you would like to showcase using them. 

Participating is a great way to:

  • Promote your research and programs

  • Inspire the next generation of learners

  • Build connections with community members and partners

If you’re interested in participating, please reply by July 15th by adding your name and information in the google sheet:  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12pE-xZ0YfDpPdHaVgQdBvFG5EsompEnsiq3Fs5gSBoM/edit?usp=sharing


The STEM Program Work Team is happy to coordinate logistics and support your involvement. Thank you for considering this opportunity to highlight your work and help us make STEM engaging and accessible to all.

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