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Join us in a brief workshop led by Teresa Schader to find out about personal narrative storytelling and learn some techniques to better communicate and tell your story. Then, share your five minute story with your fellow adventurers! Or, just attend the storytelling to listen to the brave adventurers in our community.
A program like Lake Oswego Reads highlights community connection through shared experience. You are invited to join the conversation and share your experience of the book with others including a Lake Oswego Library librarian.
A program like Lake Oswego Reads highlights community connection through shared experience. You are invited to join the conversation and share your experience of the book with others including a Lake Oswego Library librarian.
A “50’s Themed Lunch” to bring back memories, followed by a discussion about Rise of the Rocket Girls. Make your reservation by calling 503-635-3758.
NASA enthusiast, Dave Suing, will discuss the contributions women made to the space shuttle program, including flight assignments, the first woman to command a space shuttle flight, and interesting details of their missions.
Nathalia Holt’s Rise of the Rocket Girls is the true story of women who helped launch America into space. Join us as we hear Nathalia Holt’s presentation: Rocket Girls: The Unsung Heroes of NASA. Admission is free, but a ticket is required.
Since its founding in 1859, St. Mary’s Academy been known for educational excellence and the “full development” of each student. Today, more than 40 percent of SMA graduates pursue college majors of math or science. Principal Kelli Clark, faculty and students will discuss the school’s STEM endeavors.
Lunch at a local restaurant and then join Professor of Physics, Stephen Tufte, for a visit to the Lewis & Clark College Observatory.
Well recognized artists will explain the art they created after reading Rise of the Rocket Girls which will be displayed during February at Lakewood Center for the Arts.
Join Professor of Physics, Stephen Tufte, for a visit to the Observatory. He will introduce you to this facility and give a brief history of Astronomy at Lewis & Clark, much of which involved research on binary star systems.