Registration (McCarty Residence Hall Lobby)

BBQ/ Icebreaker/ Mingling (McMahon Residence Hall Deck)

Dorm wind-down activities (videos, games, pool, etc.)

Breakfast (McMahon Residence Hall Cafeteria)

Finding Your Rainbow - Graham Allan, Forestry and Chemical Engineering

• (Savery 243) Discuss how to develop your interests and create opportunities in fields that intrigue you.
• Develop a useful format for creating an electronic journal to track the development of your inventive ideas.

Let's DO-IT Together! - Elise Dallimore, Speech Communication

• (Savery 243) Discuss the advantages of working in groups as a learning strategy.
• Engage in some exercises that will hone your skills for future group work.

DO-IT With Computers - Dan Comden and Janis Funk, Technology

• (HUB 106B) An overview of how adaptive technology is useful for people who have disabilities and descriptions of the systems y'all are using.
• Be prepared to describe how your system works and how it helps you.

Internet Gems - Sheryl Burgstahler

• (HUB 106B) Discover where you fit into the Internet and how to make the best use of it.
• Take a peek at the UW and DO-IT World Wibe Web home pages.

Treasure Hunt - (meet in McCarty Library)

• Join us for the greatest treasure hunt of all time!
• Even Sherlock Holmes would have his work cut out for him on this one.

Dorm wind-down activities (videos, games, pool, etc.)

Breakfast (McMahon Residence Hall Cafeteria)

Internet Netiquette - Sheryl Burgstahler

• (HUB 106B) Miss Manners has some competition here.
• Learn basic netiquette, net safety, and guidelines from the expert!

Internet Netiquette - Sheryl Burgstahler (HUB 106B)

Where's It Shakin' and Why? Plate Tectonics/Earthquake Tracking- John Smith, Science Education

• (HUB 106B) Discuss plate tectonics and track some earthquakes of your own using the Internet.
• Can you predict where the "Big One" is going to hit next?

Internet Gems and Open Computer Lab (HUB 106B)

Evening Activities - anyone for a game of volleyball, a movie, or some time in the computer lab? (Meet in McCarty Lounge)

Dorm wind-down activities (videos, games, pool, etc.)

Breakfast (McMahon Cafeteria)

It's the Image That Counts! - Steve Tanimoto, Computer Science

• (HUB 106B) You've been wondering, well wonder no longer.
• Discover how math really can be useful for finding information in digital images and creating special effects.

It's the Image that Counts! - Steve Tanimoto (continued)

Gotta Bridge That Gap! - Greg Miller, Civil Engineering

• (MEB 234) Design a bridge and learn which design factors are integral to making it stable.

Internet Gems and Open Computer Lab (HUB 106B)

Virtual Reality Lab Tour (Meet in HUB 106B)

Open Computer Lab (HUB 106B)

Dorm wind-down activities (videos, games, pool, etc.)

Breakfast (McMahon Cafeteria)

Up, Up, and Away into the Atmosphere! Imke Durre, Atmospheric Sciences

• (HUB 106B) Launch and track a weather balloon.
• Experiment with climate modeling.
• Use the Internet to complete a homework assignment on weather and climate.
• Due Thursday, August 17!

Up, Up, and Away into the Atmosphere! (continued) (HUB 106B)

Life in Space - Pinky Nelson, Astronomy

• (HUB 106B) Learn all about life in space from someone who has been there.

Internet Gems and Open Computer Lab (HUB 106B)

Bicycling with Ski-for-All (meet in HUB 106B)

• How long has it been since you've felt the wind rushing through your eyelashes?
• Are you an adventurous soul? If so, we have the bicycle for you- modified to fit your every need.

Dorm wind-down activities (videos, games, pool, etc.)

Breakfast (McMahon Cafeteria)

Dr. DO-IT - Laurie Clark, Biology

• (MEB 234) Perform heart surgery and replace a valve for a needy sheep.

Dr. DO-IT, continued (MEB 234)

Telemedicine - Kerry Meyers, Medical Engineering (HUB 106B)

Internet Gems and Open Computer Lab (HUB 106B)

Evening Activities - anyone for a game of volleyball, a movie, or some time in the computer lab? (Meet in McCarty Lounge)

Dorm wind-down activities (videos, games, pool, etc.)

Breakfast (McMahon Residence Hall Cafeteria)

Bus leaves for Pacific Science Center from HUB Parking Lot.

Destiny in Space (IMAX Theater, upper level)

Celestial Odyssey Laser (Laser Arena, lower level)

Phase II: Introduction for Scholars and Parents - Sheryl Burgstahler (McCarty Library)

• Welcome- Sheryl discusses schedule, rules and expectations
• RA talk/tour about McCarty Residence Hall rules/emergency escape routes

Meet at Dinosaur Pond in Pacific Science Center (lower level)

BBQ (McMahon Deck)

Dorm wind-down activities (videos, games, pool, etc.)

Breakfast (McMahon Residence Hall Cafeteria)

Meet at McCarty Residence Hall Lobby

Bus leaves for Woodland Park Zoo

DO-IT at Da Woodland Park Zoo

Bus leaves from zoo to University of Washington

Evening Activities - anyone for a game of volleyball or a movie? (Meet in McCarty Lounge)

Breakfast (McMahon Residence Hall Cafeteria)

Phase II: Summer Study Projects

• WWW Page Development
• Genetics Research
• Technical Communication

Snack Break

Lunch (Husky Den)

Open Computer Lab (HUB 106B)

Snack break

Dinner (McMahon Residence Hall Cafeteria)

All Scholars must be in McCarty Residence Hall

Breakfast (Mahon Residence Hall Cafeteria)

Helpful or Harmful? The Ethics of Genetics Research - Robert Hansen, Genetics

• (HUB 106B) Learn how to use a structured model to make decisions about ethical issues in genetics research.

Snack Break

Brown Bag Lunch Discussion with Maynard Olson, Medical Genetics

• (HUB 108) Discuss the future of genetics research with someone who works in the thick of it and think about the impact that it might have on the lives of those you love.

Snack Break

!!Mentor Night!!

Introductions and pizza for all!- Sheryl Burgstahler

(HUB 200BC)

• Drivers Ed for the Information Highway -Edward Lazowska, Computer Science
  (HUB 200BC) Learn about the changes that are taking place in information technology, and what the implications are for education, government, and commerce.
• What's in a Mentor? Group activity
  (HUB 200BC) Here's your opportunity to meet one another, get to know each other's hopes and dreams, and figure out who can be what kind of a resource- in other words, it's non-Internet "Network" time!

Dorm wind-down activities (videos, games, pool, etc.)

Breakfast (McMahon Residence Hall Cafeteria)

It's a Wild Web World! - Dave Edfeldt, Education

• (HUB 106B) Learn more about how the World Wide Web gets built.
• Add your two cents to the award-winning DO-IT World Wide Web page.

Snack Break

Lunch (Husky Den)

Open Computer Lab (HUB 106B)

Snack Break

Dinner (McMahon Residence Hall Cafeteria)

All scholars must be in McCarty Residence Hall

Breakfast (McMahon Residence Hall Cafeteria)

Design Dilemmas- Mike Gaffney, Design Engineering

• (HUB106B) Learn how 3-d computer modeling is used to design building interiors, exteriors, and sites.

Snack Break

Lunch (Husky Den)

Open Computer Lab (HUB 106B)

Focus Group Discussion - Norma Shelan (HUB 200C)

Internet Gems and Open Computer Lab (HUB 106B)

Bicycling with Ski-for-All (Meet in McCarty Lounge)

• Same bat-channel, same bat-time.

Dorm wind-down activities (videos, games, pool, etc.)

Breakfast (McMahon Residence Hall Cafeteria)

Phase II: Summer Study Projects

• WWW Page Development
• Genetics Research
• Technical Communication

Phase I Group Discussion (HUB 106B)

Phase II Summer Study Reports (McCarty Library)

Bye! See ya in Cyberspace!