Past: Southeast Horizons: Weird Science

Students conduct experiments parents won’t allow at home. Students will build a real working hovercraft and watch it levitate, make a huge mess with erupting volcanos made of papier-mâché, and launch balloon rockets into the air. Students will also explode lunch bags, make the grossest slime around and learn how to bend water with electricity. Led by Elizabeth Mooneyhan, instructor.

Open to ages 9-14. Course fee is $100. Lab fee is $19.

For more information and to register, visit http://semo.edu/continuinged/horizons/index.html.

June 18-22, 1-4 p.m.

Continuing Education, 920 Broadway

The Horizons program is a fun way for youth to learn new ideas and skills not covered in the traditional classroom. Join Southeast Missouri State University this June and July for Horizons, where fun and learning truly coexist. Course fees include a Horizons t-shirt, field trips and instructional materials.