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CO – Front Range Teen Science Café (Fort Collins)

Café Website: http://kiwi.atmos.colostate.edu/esmei/scienceCafe/

Lead Institution: Center for Multiscale Modeling of Atmospheric Processes / Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado

Front Range Teen Science Cafés use the depths of resources available at Colorado State University and the NSF Science and Technology Center for Multiscale Modeling of Atmospheric Processes, to engage the local high school population in science that matters to them. Cafés highlight interesting science related to climate and engage students about the incredible world that surrounds them!

Students interact with a severe weather drone as graduate students answer questions.

Held at Everyday Joe’s Coffee House.

Date first café held: Fall 2014

Contributions to TeenScienceCafe.org:

Spotlight: Reaching for the Stratosphere – Spotlight on Melissa Burt (12/2017)
In the news: Teen Science Café provides interactive education for FoCo students (9/2017)

Cafe Info

CO- Front Range Teen Science Café @ Colorado State University, Fort Collins

1637 Remington Street
Fort Collins, Colorado 80525 Colorado State University

Melissa Burt Adult Leader Contact Site