Date: Sat Nov 08, 10:00 AM CST - Sat Nov 08, 12:30 PM CST
Category:
- STEM
Level:
- Juniors,
- Cadettes,
- Volunteers
This hands-on workshop allows you to explore the skeletal system
through the eyes of Orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Kelly Cline. Suit up like
a surgeon, before dissecting a chicken wing, for a first-hand look at
the muscles and tendons that help the wing move. You'll then compare a
chicken wing's function to human arm and hand movements. Before you
leave, look at some cool bones of cows, horses and raccoons, and
compare them to Dr. Cline's scary travelling friend...Skelly the human
skeleton.
This is a great event to experience biology and topics
in the medical field!
Participants will be working with raw
chicken. Gloves, surgical caps and booties will be provided.
Location: Georgetown Girl Scout House, Austin
Supervision level: This is a DROP OFF event. Please plan on checking in your registered Girl Scout with required paperwork submitted at check in.
Badge/patch: Fun patch will be given out at the event.
Required paperwork: Please complete the following sections of the Council Event Health and Permission Forms, print, and bring with you to the event: Sections A and B.
Contact for registration questions: customercare@gsctx.org
Several days prior to the event, you will receive a final confirmation email from our Girl Scout experience team with any additional information you need. If you do not receive this email, please contact customercare@gsctx.org. Please make sure that @gsctx.org is on your approved senders list to prevent these emails from going to spam.
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