Christmas Lectures at WSU
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Carol Campbell shows a thermite reaction to a full classroom of excited science students. At Weber State, in Ogden. On December 16 2013.(Brian Wolfer Special to the Standard-Examiner)
Chuck Wight, chemistry professor Michelle Paustenbaugh and chemistry instructor Carol Campbell do experiments to excite children about science and math. At weber State, in Ogden On December 16 2013.(Brian Wolfer Special to the Standard-Examiner)
Weber State Chemistry instructor Michelle Paustenbaugh demenstrates different color reactions of fire. At Weber State, in Ogden. On December 16 2013.(Brian Wolfer Special to the Standard-Examiner)
Chemistry instructor Michelle Paustenbaugh shows the color reaction of acid and bases. At weber State, in Ogden On December 16 2013.(Brian Wolfer Special to the Standard-Examiner)
Chuck Wight and his colleges do different experiments in a 1800s style of presentation. This was intended to get children excited about math and science. At Weber State, in Ogden. On December 16 2013.(Brian Wolfer Special to the Standard-Examiner)
WSU President Chuck Wight, chemistry professor Michelle Paustenbaugh and chemistry instructor Carol Campbell do experiments to excite children about science and math. At weber State, in Ogden On December 16 2013.(Brian Wolfer Special to the Standard-Examiner)
Michelle Paustenbaugh gets the kids excited about math and science. At Weber State, in Ogden. On December 16 2013.(Brian Wolfer Special to the Standard-Examiner)
Chemistry instructor Michelle Paustenbaugh shows the color reaction of acid and bases. At weber State, in Ogden On December 16 2013.(Brian Wolfer Special to the Standard-Examiner)
Carol Campbell does experiments to excite children about science and math. At weber State, in Ogden On December 16 2013.(Brian Wolfer Special to the Standard-Examiner)
Carol Campbell shows a thermite reaction to a full classroom of excited science students. At Weber State, in Ogden. On December 16 2013.(Brian Wolfer Special to the Standard-Examiner)