TALLAHASSEE, Fl. (WTXL) -- Florida State University High school hosted a STEAM Day on its campus Friday.
Unlike the traditional STEM study of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics, this one focuses on the influence of Arts in stem education.
Students K through 12 were able to visit different "STEAM" stations at the all-day event. The interactive stations were hosted by Panacea Touch Tanks, the FAMU College of Engineering, the FSU Mag Lab, and the FSU Science Department.
I really think it is critical that our teachers work together, collaborate, and understand that we are building a body of knowledge for students that involves lots of different content", said Angelyn Hirai, teacher at FSU High School and organizer of the event, "and so this kind of event did just that."
Later in the afternoon, students took part in a festival. It included boats, horses, museums, and plenty of more activities for students.
