Welcome
SSW is unique in its breadth of
curriculum (physical, earth and life science), and for its tiered
program meeting the needs of all age groups (pre-K through 12). We
offer an after school career mentorship program that enables
students to participate in on-going science and engineering research
programs.
An integral part of the SSW program is an excellent Advanced
Student Research Program, that involves advanced undergraduate and graduate
students mentoring junior and senior high school students on their
projects.
Our workshops are filled with stories, colorful characters, miscues,
triumphs, and unlikely sources of inspiration. Using this vibrant
history is our way to engage students in both the understanding of
content and the broader issue of the nature of science.
Introducing students to this hidden side of science can help them to
realize and understand that:
- Scientists are just people like themselves
- Scientists make mistakes like anyone else
- All different kinds of people have and can become
scientists
- Discoveries can often take a long time, and an even
longer time before people believe them
- There is no single way to do science. It's is a
mixture of inspiration and hypotheses from many sources
- Science has a social, economic, and cultural context
that shape the paths of discovery and acceptance of scientific ideas
Schmahl Science Workshops is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit
corporation.
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WHATS NEWS! (archive)
Summer Camps 2009!
Grades K-1 at Edenvale
Elementary
Grades 2-8
at History San Jose
Grades 6-12 Micro and Molecular Biology Camp
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Dr. Ismail presenting some of the student made bridges at Los
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A Schmahl Science Workshop has been recognized as Laureate by
Computerworld Honors Program. Read the press release
here
Congratulations to all of our participants at the California State Science Fair!
Congratulations to our winners: Kaavya Jayram and Jacqueline Wang!
Read about the grant we received from Cisco
here!
A Schmahl Science Workshop is pleased to
announce our BioMobile Lab, funded by
Agilent Foundation. The BioMobile Lab is a mobile biotechnology
laboratory for teaching advanced biology and bio tech to jr.
high and high school students throughout the Bay area! Thank you
Agiilent Foundation!
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A Schmahl Science Workshop
would like to extend a special thank you to
Spansion
for their generous grant which was used to purchase a
Biodiesel SciVan.
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Keeping science fun,
Belinda Lowe-Schmahl, Executive Director