Shell Energy Camp 2018- APPLY NOW

Posted on March 28, 2018 by projectpass

Shell Energy Camp June 4 – June 8, Orientation Thursday, May 31, 2018

WHERE: Main Location: University of New Orleans Education Building

WHO: Rising 10^th, 11^th and 12^th grade students interested in sciences/environment/engineering

Application: UNO/Shell Energy Camp 2018

Learn how energy shapes our world
Talk to professionals about pathways for careers in the field of energy.
Perform hands-on experiments, explore the process of energy development; from how oil and natural gas are formed to the ways various types of energy are used.
Analyze problems, troubleshoot, and develop conclusions with knowledgeable instructors.
Travel on field explorations to a variety of locations, meet with experts and perform hands-on activities such as:
- Construct windmills – design solar houses at UNO
- Enjoy a working lunch with Shell professionals, view virtual equipment and visit a working bridge at One Shell Square
- Walk through a sustainably designed home – see energy and resource consumption in real-time at the Global Green House
- Tour a working training facility complete with control room simulations, drilling and production equipment, and a helicopter submersion demonstration at Shell Robert Training & Conference Center
- Troubleshoot equipment problems and learn about technical careers at South Central Louisiana Technical College.
- Canoe through the marsh, identify plankton and discuss their role in energy formation at UNO’s Coastal Education Research Facility
- Experience an active refinery and explore technical careers at Shell Norco Refinery

Transportation and Food:

Snacks, lunch and transportation to field trips from UNO are provided daily. Students will meet and return to the Education Building on the campus of the University of New Orleans.

Contact:

For more information contact Natalie at 504-812-5452 or shellenergycamp@gmail.com .

Design Day @ Tulane School of Architecture

Posted on March 23, 2018 by projectpass

Thank you to the National Organization of Minority Architects Students of Tulane University for hosting some of our students for a day focused on design and architecture.

Students spent the morning learning about site analysis and drawing to scale, and creating an original design for a pavilion on Tulane’s campus. In the afternoon they had the chance to build a physical model of their design. They also toured the architecture building and heard several guest speakers talk about the architecture profession and how design is apparent in our everyday lives.

NOMAS-TU will likely hold a similar event next year, and we hope even more students will join! If you are interested, check out Project Pipeline, a workshop held during the summer for high school students interested in architecture and design.