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Feb
27
2020
Hard Realities You'll Face in the Industry and the Strategies You Need to Deal with Them (Opens in a new window)
In this talk, “Leadership in an Engineering Environment”, Trudy Kortes, a 30 year NASA veteran and STEM speaker and consultant, will describe the…Mar
19
2020
Of Equal Place: Isotopes in Motion (Opens in a new window)
Of Equal Place: Isotopes in Motion will present an exhilarating performance that combines dance, video, and physics while featuring professional…Apr
04
2020
MSU Science Festival Expo (Opens in a new window)
The 8th annual MSU Science Festival will take place April 1-30, 2020. Presenters are getting ready to dazzle, delight, educate, and inform, reaching…Apr
23
2020
Take Your Child To Work Day (Opens in a new window)
Each year units, departments and colleges across MSU’s campus participate in the Take Your Child to Work Day event. JINA will offer a short lesson…Apr
23
2020
The building blocks of matter: atoms or LEGOs? (Opens in a new window)
The periodic table organizes atoms into different elements, but the chart of nuclides is a better way to classify them. Discover the secrets of the…
Physics of Atomic Nuclei
Returning in summer of 2019, this week of "summer camp" for high school teachers is based on the program for high school students.
Lab Tours
For more information on laboratory tours, select a location, University of Notre Dame or Michigan State University. JINA-CEE offers grants to defray some of the travel costs for classes participating in this program.
Art 2 Science Lessons
Nuclear Science Lessons
Marble Nuclei
CNO Cycle Card Game
Classroom Visits
JINA-CEE scientists and students travel to regional public schools to visit classrooms. For grades 2-6, we bring Art 2 Science activities to the classroom and guest lecture on careers in physics. For students who have learned about the periodic table, we use magnetic marbles to teach nuclear science through activities and demonstrations. JINA-CEE students often share their personal college experiences and the positive impact that higher education has made in their lives. Email jinaout@nd.edu for more information or to schedule a visit.