In the camp, a different topic will be taught daily, among them “Green World”, “Mix Science”, “Revitalization”, “The Farm”.
Tamaulipas Autonomous University (UAT) The activities of the summer camp for children “Diverticiencia” have begun, which opens the doors of this study house to children aged six to twelve so that they can interact with science and technology through workshops and activities that support the mission of the university that corresponds to the transfer of knowledge.
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Taking place at Victoria College of Commerce and Administration (FCAV) from 15-19 August, the camp has outlined a series of activities involving more than thirty-four research professors, in order to promote early scientific careers in a state of interaction that allows youngsters to develop their potential from During Experience-based learning.
The opening was attended by honorary member of the group CP Imelda Sustaita de Mendoza UAT United; Mariana Zyron Felix, Secretary of Research and Graduate Studies; Dr.. Blanca Leticia Diaz Marino, Director of Social Projection; and Dr. Jesús Gerardo Delgado Rivas, Director of FCAV.
Dr. Blanca Leticia Diaz Marino, Director of Social Projection, reported that during this week more than eighty people from logistics, university students, civil protection staff, faculty and staff of the Secretariat for Research and Research will support the teachers. In addition, eighteen sponsors lent their support to the event.
On her part, Dr. Mariana Zyron Felix, Secretary of Research and Postgraduate Studies, welcomed the attendees both boys and girls, as well as research professors from different fields of knowledge, colleges, institutes and research centers, who will teach various recreational and scientific activities. activities.
- During the camp week, a different topic will be taught daily, among them “Green World”, “Mix Science”, “Be Active”, “La Granja” and “Put Yourself in My Place”.
Concluding the official opening ceremony, the university authorities toured the activities that make up this camp and the La Popina Museum. Science, Technology and Movement, from Cotacyt, which will be installed at the University of Victoria Center as part of the event.
