Hands-On DNA and Molecule Science

Location

Gordon Field House and Activities Center (GOR/024) - Main Floor

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Explore DNA and molecules through interactive, hands-on activities led by first-year LST students. Visitors will extract DNA from strawberries, run colorful gel simulations, and learn science visually through ASL, gestures, and diagrams. Everyone, deaf or hearing, can participate, observe, and discover how science can be communicated without spoken words.

Hands-on DNA Extraction & Gel Electrophoresis

Location

Gordon Field House and Activities Center (GOR/024) - Main Floor

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Topics

Community Outreach
Deaf Community
Experiential Learning
Math
Science
STEM

Exhibitor
Viet Le
Mia Garcia
Percilla Zong
Kari Morgan
Michelle Cruz
Joshua McGowan
Leah Jean Loudermilk
Brandon Clinard
Mia Clinard
Abby Previlon
Zachary Shields
Karine Jelalian

Organization
This exhibit is an opportunity for first-year Laboratory Science Technology (LST) students from the Science and Mathematics Department of NTID, enrolled in both Fundamentals of Chemistry and Analytical Chemistry courses (Spring 2026) to engage in hands-on

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