We welcomed @RepMolinaroNY19 and his team to the Sciencenter today! We had a pleasure sharing about our Head Start partnership and access programs while exploring our hands-on exhibits together. Thank you for visiting!
We had a great time officially hosting Ithaca’s new Mayor @RGC_NYS yesterday! He got an exciting behind-the-scenes look at the fun projects we’re working on.
Had a wonderful time exploring the @Sciencenter in Ithaca and hearing about the array of programs they offer for people of all ages. This hands-on science museum welcomes over 100,000 guests into its facility annually, promoting education & economic growth for the Southern Tier.
Thank you to the incredible legislative team in @SenSchumer office. We joined over 300 other museum professionals from @AAMers and over 30 from @nysmuseums - the largest delegation - for #MuseumsAdvocacy2024!
Over 300 advocates are on Capitol Hill today for #MuseumsAdvocacy2024!
As they engage in over 300 Congressional office visits, they are making the case for sustained support of museums, which are critical infrastructure in our communities.
Learn more: https://t.co/KbdhdeHYCx.
We asked the Alumni Trustee Candidates what their favorite Ithaca landmarks are and we got some pretty interesting answers. What's your favorite Ithaca landmark?
Don't forget to vote for two of the candidates by February 28: https://t.co/3ulHPHlKjt.
Sciencenter in-person Summer Camp registration opens online Wed., 3/24 at 10 am! Provide your kids with a fun, exciting & science-filled summer! Safety is our top priority, read about our COVID-19 safety protocols on our website.
https://t.co/vN8C4rmqu6
Registration is open for our interactive Virtual April Break Camp (April 5-9)! Campers will explore the world around them, engineer creations & observe nature. Camp is open to those in grades K-5. Last day to register is 3/21.
https://t.co/s1VOW2Q9Dr
Friday Highlight- June Almeida was a virologist, originally from Scotland, who led the way to new methods for viral imaging and diagnosis. She's credited with the 1st visualization of the rubella virus & pioneering the technique of immune electron microscopy.
Registration for our Virtual April Break Camp (April 5-9) opens TODAY at 9am! Daily interactive activities will allow campers to explore the world around them, engineer creations and observe nature. Camp is open to those in grades K-5. https://t.co/iuUK4xsqDQ
Fri. Highlight: Dr. Percy Julian was an incredible Chemist. He helped create synthetic physostigmine, which was used to treat glaucoma, figured out uses for chemicals in soybeans, determined a way to convert stigmasterol into progesterone, created synthetic cortisone, & much more
Friday Highlight- Katherine Johnson was an incredible Mathematician who worked for NASA. She used math to figure out how to send astronauts into orbit around earth & assisted w/ sending astronauts to the moon & back! Learn more about Johnson by watching the film “Hidden Figures.”
Friday highlight: George Carruthers was an astrophysicist who invented the ultraviolet spectrograph. His invention was used in the Apollo 16 mission to the moon & allowed us to view the moon’s surface for the 1st time. His invention also gave us new views earth’s ionosphere!
We're participating in @VisitIthaca's Ithaca Loves Teacher's again this year (2/12-2/28)! Teachers receive free admission for themselves and a guest, plus you can check our flash sale at our store! Thank you, teachers, for all that you do! Learn more here: https://t.co/2w4F0OpNcz
Join us on 7/8 at 9:30a for Coffee with the Director via Zoom. We're preparing to reopen & our Director, Michelle, wants to answer any questions you have about visiting the Sciencenter! All are welcome to this informal chat. RSVP to [email protected] to receive a Zoom link.
Sciencenter mini-golf reopens Wed., July 8! Come explore 18-holes of science-themed obstacles. We're busy beautifying the course-- we can't wait to have you here! Please review our website for hours, cost and safety protocols prior to coming to play! https://t.co/yS6sOfewhh