The Texas Tech University Society of Women Engineers (SWE) will host, "Catch the Engineering Bug" again this year -- a free event for 6th-8th grade girls. Held at Texas Tech University on Saturday, November 11, 2017, the event begins at 9:30am and ends at 4:00pm. Girls will spend a day learning about the field of engineering and participating in exciting activities. Each participant will receive a free t-shirt and free lunch. Space is limited, so send in a registration form as soon as possible, by emailing it to EngineeringBug@gmail.com by Friday October 27, 2017.
Texas Parks and Wildlife reminds us that not only is Texas a big place with a diversity of ecosystems, but it also has a past worth exploring as well... They sent this across my desk a week or so ago... View as a Webpage Texans prize their history, and rightly so. It’s a special feeling to look down at the ground beneath your feet and know that it was once trod by Native Americans in hot pursuit of bison, settlers fleeing in the Runaway Scrape or legendary ranchers herding their cattle. Texas Parks & Wildlife magazine brings you 5 of these prehistoric places that you can visit and catch a glimpse into what came before us. Big Bend National Park Fossil Discovery Exhibit Big Bend National Park The arid canyonlands of Big Bend National Park seem to be the opposite of an ocean, but over the course of millions of years, the land that makes up Texas’ largest national park has been a warm and shallow sea and an inland floodplain. The inhabit...
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