If you have expertise in an area of science or engineering, or have a desire to learn about such things, then you may be eligible to become a MyScience@MQ mentor.
Your role will be to support primary students in their quest to plan, conduct, analyse data and report findings of their own scientific investigation.
You can play an important part in nurturing the next generation of science and engineering superstars!
Interested? Find out more here.
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This article should clarify that only staff or students are qualified to volunteer. In the sign-up form, there is a drop-down menu for Faculty, which excludes (or at least does not include an option for) staff from non-Faculty business units in the University. If there is no intention to exclude non-Faculty staff, the drop-down menu should otherwise be improved.
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To clarify … Anyone employed by, or studying at MQ, or is an alumnus of MQ can apply. Having a science/engineering background or interest is preferable.
MyScience@MQ team