Friday was the last day of the Madam Curie Science camp, and also our last day with three of the Outreach team members: Steve, Jinaya, and Savanna.
Steve’s contribution to the trip was enormous, acting as coordinator and MC of the cyanotype printing workshop (as demonstrated in the previously blog entry). He’s also just bloody hilarious, and an asset to any outing.
Savanna and Jinaya, year 12 and year 13 high school students respectively, had a different role: they were attending the camp as students. They share a few words on their time at the Madam Curie Chemistry camp in the following video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wlXGweanRA
With the camp at Taiwan drawing to a close, we have set our sights on our next destination: Sarawak, Malaysia. The Outreach team will be spending two weeks their, working with students, parents, and teachers alike to promote international and interdisciplinary diversity.
This blog will be updated periodically as the trip progresses, but you can also keep up with the team on facebook, twitter, youtube, and Instagram at the following URLs
Otago chemistry outreach page: https://www.facebook.com/chemotago/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvEnYDv1AdrA016_E86Fj0w
Twitter: https://twitter.com/chemotago
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chemotago/
The Otago chemistry outreach team poses with the helpers from the Madam Curie Chemistry Camp 2018 in Taipei
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