THE CENTRAL & COASTAL FLORIDA
STEM/STEAM STUDENT IMMERSION EXPEDITION
WE DON'T JUST TOUR. WE TEACH!
2-Day to 5-Day Options
Grades 6-12
Mission Statement
Our mission is to motivate middle and high school students to excel in STEM/STEAM subjects. The 2-5 day immersion experience is designed to introduce students to the interconnectivity of all the STEM/STEAM disciplines as a way of helping students process their future degree and career opportunities....REGARDLESS of where their post-secondary institution and career decisions may take them!
STEM/STEAM Expedition Components
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Behind-the-Scenes Field Trips
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Campus Tours & Orientations
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Career Counseling
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Hands-On Interdisciplinary Experiences
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Collaborative Group Activities
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Industry Participation
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Scholarship, Internship & Apprenticeship Briefings
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An Introduction to Campus Life
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Group Social
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Future Rocket Scientists!
Kennedy Space Center
STEM/STEAM Expedition Field Experiences
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Behind-the-Scenes, Kennedy Space Center
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Marine Discovery Center, New Smyrna Beach
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Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Research Park
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Astronauts Memorial Foundation Center for Space Education
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Mote Marine Research Laboratory
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Behind-the-Scenes, Daytona International Speedway
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SpaceX Sponsored Deep Space Launch Complex
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Eckerd College Galbraith Marine Science Lab
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Ringling College of Art & Design VR Lab
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Embry-Riddle College of Business
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Mote Science Education Aquarium
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ERAU College of Engineering, Makerspace 3D Lab
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Florida Coastal & Indian River Ecosystems Boat or Kayak Tour
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Marine Science
Mote Science Education Aquarium
Facilitated By
Analysts l Counselors l Educators l Engineers l Entrepreneurs l Designers
Producers l Researchers l Scientists
VIEW THE RECENT ARTEMIS II LAUNCH!
When it comes to rocket launches at Kennedy Space Center, one can never be certain that the launch will take place as scheduled! Oceans to Orbits teachers and students from Wilmington, Massachusetts were fortunate enough to be at the right place at the right time to view the ARTEMIS II launch this past April. The 2-3 min video taken by the teachers, captures the delayed sound of the rocket engines, the teacher & student comments and cheering, plus the visual of ARTEMIS II's ascent into space! Enjoy!
