For a second straight year the Dayton Regional STEM School held a STEMmersion class at Wright State\u2019s Student Union.<\/p>\n
During the last two weeks of the school year, students forgo their normal class schedule in favor of an immersion course of their choosing.<\/p>\n
One of the classes that students were able to select was an Olympic STEMmersion curriculum that was developed by Joe Lawler and Adam Bolden, teachers at the school.<\/p>\n
Lawler, who teaches history, focused on noteworthy Olympic moments while Bolden focused of the physical fitness and competing in similar activities as Olympians.<\/p>\n
\u201cSeeing these kids get out and do something fitness related is awesome,\u201d said Bolden. \u201cIt\u2019s good to see them get out at a place like Wright State and be able to do all of this activity.\u201d<\/p>\n
Over two days students played games in the auxiliary gym, billiards, table tennis, relay games on the softball field and went swimming and diving in the student union pool.<\/p>\n
The Office of Campus Recreation<\/a> provided lifeguards, equipment and the use of the Wright State facilities.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" For a second straight year the Dayton Regional STEM School held a STEMmersion class at Wright State\u2019s Student Union. Continue reading