This page will provide an overview of Science Exploration Day along with answers to many of your questions. If your question is not answered, please feel free to contact us!
Each public or private senior high school in Western New York is eligible to bring up to 40 students. If you would like to bring more than 40 students, you can notify us and we might be able to accommodate you if space is available.
Students who are presently in senior high school are eligible to participate. Generally, this includes students ranging from 9th to 12th grade.
Yes. There is a $30.00 school registration fee plus a fee of $5.00 per student who registers for the day.
You will receive a link for payment in your registration email.
We ask that you provide at least one adult per every 15 students that attend from your school. These adults will be assigned as “chaperones” to supervise specific seminar sessions as well as provide general supervision for students.
No. Campus Dining and Shops is closed for UB’s Spring Break. Students should plan to bring a lunch, unless we tell you otherwise.
Bus parking will be available in the Governors C lot. The location of this lot can be found on both the North Campus Black and White map and on the UB spine map which are available to download. (link below)
Registration will be set up in the entrance to One World Café, just as students enter from the Flint Bus Loop.
Each student will receive a card with their schedule on it. These cards will be found in each teacher’s school registration packet and are distributed at the check-in desk.
You must notify the SED committee, mark the appropriate box on the school enrollment form and ask your students to meet you prior to their last session.
Please do NOT have your students leave in the middle of a session. It is very distracting to our presenters.
Buses will pick up and drop off in the Flint bus loop. This is on the south-facing side of Capen Hall.
Below are maps of UB North campus that can be downloaded.
North Campus map labeled for SED sites
North Campus map labeled for SED sites, Black and white for view and print