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In this class we will learn all of the basics of particle physics! There are no prerequisites for this class, you just have to want to learn about the smallest known things in the universe! We are going to discuss all fundamental forces and particles and even learn some of the rules of Feynman diagrams. Higgs Bosons! Supersymmetry! We will talk about them all!

Come learn some general math competition problem solving techniques! There will be activities for all math levels

In this class we will learn all of the basics of particle physics! There are no prerequisites for this class, you just have to want to learn about the smallest known things in the universe! We are going to discuss all fundamental forces and particles and learn the rules of Feynman diagrams. Higgs Bosons! Supersymmetry! We will talk about them all!

This class is intended as a crash course for the current state of global climate change. From the science basics to international negotiations to Trump's policies to environmental justice, we will briefly touch on it all! Class will include demo and fun (scary?) facts to impress your friends

Have you been fascinated with the public response to Colin Kaepernick kneeling during the national anthem? Do you often find yourself viewing athletes from a cultural lens? Then this is the class for you! We will learn about the history of athletes making large societal impacts and discuss the responsibilities of the modern sports star. You will come out of this class equipped with the skills to have intelligent discussions about the greater impact of sports with both fans and haters.

In this class, we are going to learn how to make smart estimates in order to solve both fun theoretical and real world questions. These range from "how tall is a stack of 1 trillion dollars worth of 1 dollar bills?" to "how much volume of air does a human breathe every day."

This class introduces students to the fundamental concepts behind special relativity. Using basic algebra skills, students will derive time dilation and length contraction from Einstein's postulates.

Do you like watching football, basketball or baseball? Have you ever heard or read the term "spread", "teaser" or "parlay" and wondered what it meant? Do you think statistics are interesting? If you even thought about answering yes to one of those questions, this is the class for you! In this course, we will first learn the basic terms used to describe the different types of sports bets. We will then learn about expected value calculations and use them to show why these bets all are losing propositions. We will also calculate how certain you need to be of an outcome in order to make bet with positive expected value.

This class introduces students to the fundamental concepts behind special relativity. Using basic algebra skills, students will derive time dilation and length contraction from Einstein's postulates.