Science Fest is organized by the Charles E. Schmidt College of Science at Florida Atlantic University to celebrate the diversity of our scientific disciplines and the variety of contributions from our current faculty and students, inspire the next generation of scientific problem solvers, and foster partnerships between the university, scientific organizations, and local communities to promote the science disciplines and the ideals of mutual respect and inclusion.All are welcome to enjoy science-related exhibitions, student poster competition, interactive games, activities, and networking opportunities to connect with each other.The student poster competition award is generously sponsored by the Dr. Eric Shaw Excellence in Science Undergraduate Research Award to create a platform and opportunity for students in the Schmidt College of Science to participate in the communication of scientific research to their peer groups, faculty and community members.SCAVENGER HUNT PRIZESJoin our interactive scavenger hunt to learn unique facts about the sciences and win prizes. Prizes TBA.

Come learn about the Gruber AI Sandbox at our Science Fest table on the Breezeway!

In an increasingly fast-paced world, it becomes even more important for us to create space each week for personal reflection. To pause. To breathe.When it comes to cultivating a robust self-care practice, consistency is key! Use these 30-minute meditation sessions each week to reconnect, reenergize, and recommit to yourself as you wind down your work week and transition to the weekend!These sessions are open to students, staff, faculty, and community members, so please feel free to share this opportunity with friends and colleagues who might benefit.

Emotional Intelligence WorkshopPart 5 "Relationships"

All are welcome to join the Marine Science online seminar featuring Dr. Karuna Agarwal and Dr. Sumit Dass, both post-Docs from the Department of Ocean and Mechanical Engineering/Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute presenting respectively "Quantifying microcystis abundance using holographic microscopy" and "In-situ stero-imaging system for characterizing zooplankton distribution and behavior"

FAU’s Piano Department students proudly present a delightful program of timeless classics and jazzy piano compositions. Experience these enduring and entertaining selections showcasing the remarkable talent of FAU's piano students.