In this class we will discuss the amazing feat of the formation of life on earth. How did the first chemical building blocks of life form? How were those building blocks organized into cells? How did single cells evolve in complex organisms? And if life formed on earth, how likely is it that it exists on other planets?

We will discuss many of the important experimental techniques used today to study the cell, macromolecules such as DNA and protein, and disease at the molecular level. Hands on experiments will be performed.

In this class, we will learn about some important techniques used today to study our genetic material - DNA. We will discuss how these experiments can be used to study topics ranging from evolution to human disease and even perform some of these experiments!

For decades, RNA was thought to be nothing more than a messenger between the genetic information stored in DNA and the proteins that carry out cellular functions. Recently, however, RNA has been revealed to have many new and exciting functions. In this class, we will discuss what RNA is and what some of these new roles are.

Want to learn a relaxing and super-fun craft? Come learn how to crochet while listening to fun jams! Absolutely no experience required.

Come join us and learn to make friendship bracelets from embroidery thread. It is super easy to learn and the bracelets are very colorful and pretty when they are finished!

Have you ever wondered how the human genome was sequenced? How about the ways DNA can be used to solve crimes and cure diseases? In this class, we will learn how DNA sequencing works with a hands-on activity. Come ready to explore the molecule of life!

We will discuss many of the important experimental techniques used today to study the cell, macromolecules such as DNA and protein, and disease at the molecular level. Hands on experiments will be preformed.

For decades, RNA was thought to be nothing more than a messenger between the genetic information stored in DNA and the proteins that carry out cellular functions. Recently, however, RNA has been revealed to have many new and exciting functions. In this class, we will discuss what RNA is and what some of these new roles are.

DNA contains the genetic information that makes you who you are. But how does it do this? How does a molecule as small as DNA create organisms as complex as humans? Learn about the key molecules of life, DNA, RNA, and protein, and how these molecules function together to control all the processes in our body.