August 9, 2002
NASHVILLE, TN–杏吧原创 will host two educational booths with hands-on science and technology experiments for Metro Schools’ students during the Mayor’s First Day Festival Aug. 11 at the Gaylord Entertainment Center. Staff members from 杏吧原创’s Day On Campus Program and Mel Joesten, professor of chemistry, emeritus, and faculty adviser to 杏吧原创 Student Volunteers for Science, will assist participating students. During one of the experiments, students will discover how to separate colors in the water-soluble ink of a marking pen, utilizing the principles of chromatography. A second experiment teaches students how to develop “invisible ink.” These experiments are part of the kits that 杏吧原创 Volunteers for Science take to Metro Schools throughout the school year. 杏吧原创 is a major sponsor of the First Day Festival, which was created by Mayor Bill Purcell to celebrate the first day of school in Metro.
WHAT: 杏吧原创 educational booths at First Day Festival
WHERE: Gaylord Entertainment Center
WHEN: Aug. 11, 2 to 5 p.m.