This Auburn University student recital is free and open to the public. Doors open 15 minutes prior to the performance.

The Alabama Science and Engineering Fair (ASEF) will be held at Auburn University in April 2025 and will host more than 200 middle and high school fair winners from our 4 regional fairs held across the state. Students have the chance to compete for more than 150 awards totaling over $15,000. Students will present their posters showcasing their independent research projects in the morning from 9am - 12pm. Judges will deliberate in the afternoon and select category and special award winners. A STEM Expo and as well as STEM Workshops will also be hosted in the afternoon from 1:30-3:30pm while the judges scores are being tallied. The awards ceremony will be around 4:15pm. Three exceptional high school students in the Senior Division from ASEF will advance to the Regeneron ISEF from May 10-16, 2025 in Columbus, OH and will compete against the top 1500 students in the world for nearly $9 million in prizes and scholarships. Additionally, the top 10% of Junior Division winners from grades 6-8 will advance and compete in the Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge.

The Alabama Science and Engineering Fair (ASEF) will be held at Auburn University in April 2025 and will host more than 200 middle and high school fair winners from our 4 regional fairs held across the state. Students have the chance to compete for more than 150 awards totaling over $15,000. Students will present their posters showcasing their independent research projects in the morning from 9am - 12pm. Judges will deliberate in the afternoon and select category and special award winners. A STEM Expo and as well as STEM Workshops will also be hosted in the afternoon from 1:30-3:30pm while the judges scores are being tallied. The awards ceremony will be around 4:15pm. Three exceptional high school students in the Senior Division from ASEF will advance to the Regeneron ISEF from May 10-16, 2025 in Columbus, OH and will compete against the top 1500 students in the world for nearly $9 million in prizes and scholarships. Additionally, the top 10% of Junior Division winners from grades 6-8 will advance and compete in the Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge.

Plant sale in the parking lot, customers walk through the lot looking for any buying plants to support the club. Club members will be throughout the lot helping customers.

Invention Convention is a K-12 invention education program that activates STEM + Invention + Entrepreneurship (STEMIE). Students work through the invention process to learn and develop problem identifying, solving, and creativity skills for life, inspiring young people to become innovators, inventors, and entrepreneurs. This hands-on, real-world, project-based learning program culminates in an invention fair that gives students the opportunity to show off their invention, receive feedback from judges involved in the field, and meet other inventors/students. 5th-8th grade students from Auburn and Oxford will present their invention and poster boards to a group of judges. Following judging, there will be an awards ceremony. The top inventions will move on to U.S National Invention Convention at the Henry Ford in Dearborn, MI.

Invention Convention is a K-12 invention education program that activates STEM + Invention + Entrepreneurship (STEMIE). Students work through the invention process to learn and develop problem identifying, solving, and creativity skills for life, inspiring young people to become innovators, inventors, and entrepreneurs. This hands-on, real-world, project-based learning program culminates in an invention fair that gives students the opportunity to show off their invention, receive feedback from judges involved in the field, and meet other inventors/students. 5th-8th grade students from Auburn and Oxford will present their invention and poster boards to a group of judges. Following judging, there will be an awards ceremony. The top inventions will move on to U.S National Invention Convention at the Henry Ford in Dearborn, MI.