Mathematics and Computer Science
If you're a high school student or just someone interested in Math and Computer Sciences, you can have some fun and learn new things when you visit Edinboro University for our annual Pi Day and STEM Day celebrations.
Our 12th annual Pi Day celebration will be virtual, held either on Monday, March 15, or Thursday, March 18, 2021.
Upcoming dates for PI Day:
STEM Day is an annual, collaborative event held by the Math and Computer Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Technology, Geosciences and Psychology Departments. It is held on Edinboro's Fall semester "Reading Day" in mid-October for anyone interested in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering or Math.
Faculty members and professionals in the STEM fields present research and informative subject matter ranging from genetics to detecting deception. It is spread across the University's STEM departments and applies learning through hands-on activities (such as using the Oculus Rift, extracting DNA, Psychology in Action and visiting the planetarium, observatory, and science museum) and interesting talks (such as "The Science of Rock and Roll," "Knights, Knaves and Spies," "Putting the You in CPU" and "How to Optimize your Homecoming Date").
Plans to join us for our next event:
Need More Information?
We invite local high schools to join us for Pi Day and STEM Day. Please contact Dr. Anne Quinn, Chair of Math/Computer Science, at quinna@edinboro.edu, if you would like to attend a future event.
