Are you a future Biology, Physics, Astronomy, or Chemistry major? Interested in Medical and Health Fields, Biological and Chemical Research, Environmental Science, or a Teaching Career in the Sciences? If you attend Science Saturday at Lycoming on September 27, 2008, you'll have the opportunity to:

• Get answers on career options, programs of study, and how to make the best choices for your future.
• Inquire about curricula in astronomy, biology, chemistry and physics from our faculty.
• See current students' faculty-assisted research projects.
• Tour Lycoming's Heim Biology and Chemistry Building and the Detwiler Planetarium.

• CHOOSING A HEALTH PROFESSION - Discuss the why's where's and how's of health-related careers. Learn how to maximize your chances of "getting in" to the professional schools of your choice.
• CLEAN AIR, CLEAN WATER, AND THE ENVIRONMENT - While environmental issues affect all areas, scientists play a critical role in advancing technology and progress. Investigated are some of the most necessary careers for the 21st century, from environmental law to consulting,
• BIOLOGY... A WORLD OF POSSIBILITIES - From cancer research to teaching, from molecular biology to forensics, biology spans the full spectrum of employment opportunity. A brand new look at what you can do with a biology degree.
• CHEMISTRY... THE CENTRAL SCIENCE - Pharmacist, technician, industrial scientist, doctor, criminologist, engineer, resource manager, agronomist, science teacher... What do they have in common? Chemistry. Whether you're planning a career in chemistry or planning to use chemistry in our career, this session is for you. you'll be amazed at the variety of job options a background in chemistry can provide.
• ASTRONOMY AND PHYSICS... THE FINAL FRONTIER - Boldly go where no one has gone before -- delve further into the mysteries of matter, mechanics, energy, optics and nuclear phenomena. Discover the unexpected career choices within theses higher sciences.
• THE OUT OF CLASSROOM EXPERIENCE - Learn how Lycoming's students go beyond the classroom with internships, independent studies, and research projects tailored to their interests and career plans. Hosted by students from the biology, chemistry, astronomy and physics departments.

CLICK HERE or contact the Office of Admissions at 1-800-345-3920 x4026 to register.