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High School Science Series

Supported in part by Lowell Institute, these programs are free and enable students in grades 9 - 12 to meet practicing scientists, discuss current topics in science and technology, and explore career possibilities.
Programs begin at 10:00 a.m. and are limited to 325 participants. Maximum reservation: 50 students per school.
For registration, please call 617-723-2500 or 617-589-0417 (TTY).

Reservation:
Advance registration required: 617-723-2500.
Grades:
9 - 12
Boston Digs Archaeology (Lecture)
As part of our offerings for Archaeology Week, students can meet Ellen Berkland, archaeologist for the city of Boston. Ellen's work is all about uncovering Boston's history by finding artifacts and figuring out what they mean. Following the presentation, meet other archaeologists and learn more about ... (details).
With: Ellen Berkland, archaeologist for the city of Boston.

Reservation:
Advance registration required: 617-723-2500.
Grades:
9 - 12
Having a Ball With Chemistry (Lecture)
Chemistry plays a huge role in the science of sports. In this presentation, a scientist from the field shares research from the athletic arena, and a Museum educator demonstrates some of the chemical principles that make our favorite sports exciting and safe. Following the presentation, students can ... (details).

Reservation:
Advance registration required: 617-723-2500.
Grades:
9 - 12
Space Day Joins Future Forums (Lecture)
NASA turns 50 in 2008, and to celebrate, the Museum is hosting a Future Forum. Hear from a NASA astronaut, and meet students conducting space research. In addition, exhibits and displays throughout the Exhibit Halls demonstrate the history and ongoing work of NASA. Note: Due to the nature of the ... (details).
With: A NASA astronaut.