Faculty Family Fun Day

July 11, 2018 Adriana De Bekker Recent outreach 0

A woman points at an exhibit on a table as a man holds a child while looking on. They are in an outdoor setting with several other people and canopy tents in the background.

Yearly, the Faculty Family Fun Day is organized in UCF’s Arboretum. Here, UCF’s Faculty can visit with their family and friends for a Sunday filled with fun activities. This year, there was the chance to participate in oyster reef yoga, get your face painted, hold and admire bugs, snakes and frogs, participate in physics experiments, and much more. Our lab participated as well so UCF’s faculty and their kids could get an up-close encounter with our ants! We had a blast and hope to be part of this event again next year.

Four people stand behind a table with microscopes and educational material under a tent at an outdoor event. A colorful poster in the background reads, "Why would the fungus make the ant climb?.
A woman in a yellow shirt demonstrates something to a group of people under a tent. A boy and two other people observe closely, with microscopes placed on the table in front of them. Two individuals using microscopes; the person on the left is wearing a red plaid shirt, and the person on the right has curly hair and is wearing a gray shirt.
People gathered around a table at an outdoor event. One person is explaining something to a group, including a child. A woman points at an exhibit on a table as a man holds a child while looking on. They are in an outdoor setting with several other people and canopy tents in the background.