• MSU Family Days
  • Plenty Coups High School Students (Crow Reservation)
  • Expanding Your Horizons
  • Expanding Your Horizons

MSU Family Days


Our lab participates every year in MSU Family Days (formerly called NanoDays/MicroDays), a free science outreach event at Montana State University where elementary students and the public learn about nanoscale science and engineering with hands-on activities and demonstrations. Montana State University is a core member of the NSF-funded Nanoscale Informal Science Network (NISENet). About 300 people attend each year, and approximately 40 MSU faculty and students are trained as volunteers. 

http://eu.montana.edu/nanodays

http://www.nisenet.org

 nanodays outreach event

Expanding Your Horizons

Our lab participates every year in Expanding Your Horizons, a one-day STEM workshop for middle school girls at Montana State University. Expanding Your Horizons is a national program designed to introduce young women to studies and careers in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM). The one-day program on the MSU-Bozeman campus attracts 250-300 middle school-aged girls each year. Students attend from throughout Montana, including many from Montana's American Indian Reservations. 

http://eu.montana.edu/ContinuingEd/youth/  

http://www.eyhn.org/

esther teaching girls at expanding your horizons

 

Peaks and Potentials

The Chang Lab and Wilking Lab at Montana State University lead a week-long summer camp called Peaks and Potentials for 5th-7th graders in the summer integrating science and cooking. Peaks and Potentials is a summer enrichment camp offered on the MSU-Bozeman campus. The camp is designed to give high-ability/high-potential students entering grades 5-7 the opportunity to explore special topics of interest and work with experts in many subject areas. 

http://eu.montana.edu/peaks

peaks and potentials class

liquid nitrogen

Edible worms

Teaching

 Courses taught at Montana State University:

[1] Soft Matter Engineering (EBIO 407/507)

  • Spring 2020
  • Spring 2019

[2] Elementary Principles of Chemical and Biological Engineering (ECHM 201)

  • Spring 2021
  • Spring 2018
  • Spring 2017 
  • Spring 2016 

[3] Biological Engineering Thermodynamics (EBIO 407)

  • Fall 2021
  • Fall 2018
  • Fall 2017

[4] Chemical Engineering Laboratory I/Bioengineering Lab I (ECHM/EBIO 442)

  • Fall 2016 

[5] Introduction to Biomedical Engineering (EBIO 491)

  • Spring 2015 

[6] Seminar for Graduate Students on Proposal Preparation (ENGR 694)

  • Spring 2014 

[7] Intro to Biotechnology (BIOB 105)

  • Fall 2014-2021 Guest lecturer 

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