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Lock Haven Students Making Art & Science
Fun For Kids And Adults
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(Lock Haven Student helping kids make paper)
The Art of the Natural World Exhibit Series is an annual show every spring presenting science themes and concepts in an art gallery exhibit. The Exhibit Series, now in its fifth year, presents science as a form of artwork in a compelling, non-intimidating, and interactive medium to people of all ages. This show is open to all Lock Haven University students, faculty, and staff, local school students, and the general public free of charge. Local school groups can view the exhibit with a tour guide of either a Lock Haven University Science or Art Student or faculty member the same way one would tour a public art gallery.
Student Testimonal:
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Jarred Zimmerman
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"The energy and overall enthusiam that the children brought really renewed my love for science. I was pleasantly surprised by how well and how quickly the children were able to correctly guess each item on their worksheet. The exhibit, I think, let people see that science is not just all numbers and calculations, it can also be beautiful."
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Coordinated By:
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Dr. Loretta
D. Dickson
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"A perfect combination of Art and Science"
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Department of Geology & Physics
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Professor Melinda Hodge
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"The Art of the Natural World series is unique in that the show supports the local schools by providing docent tours and hands-on art activities speciifically geared for large school groups. This educational and artistic experiences also provide a multitude of experiences for the student volunteers who are active in setting up the show and working with the school groups"
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Department of Art
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Dr. Joseph P. Calabrese
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"A unique educational experience for people of all ages"
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Department of Biological Sciences
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Hosted By:
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Sponsored By:
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Lock Haven University
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Dean of the College of Arts & Science
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