Middle/High School Health Career

Anatomy Interactive
Augmented Reality Banner
MUST HAVE WIFI Access.
Tap any element (muscle, bone, organ, etc.) and detailed info will be shown on the display in augmented reality.

A fun and exciting laboratory activity for isolating human DNA and creating wearable DNA necklaces. 

Students extract crude DNA from their own cheek cells.

Hands-on awareness tool that is specifically constructed to simulate the potentially debilitating effects of a traumatic brain injury (TBI).

One look through the D.W.eyes™ and you’re under the influence. Eyewear recreates the visual distortion, loss of perception, and lack of control that impair drunken drivers.

Using a printed, magnetic karyotype layout board and illustrations of human chromosomes, students prepare and analyze normal and abnormal human karyotypes. Identify each magnetic chromosome and its homologous pair based on size, centromere position, and banding pattern, then arrange them in standard karyotype format on the magnetic layout board.

Activity is for High School ONLY.

No mystery here: The connection between sugary beverages and negative health consequences becomes crystal clear with this display.  

Students will learn about the anatomy of the eye, common eye injuries, and eye diseases by using a oversized model of a eye.

In addition the use of glasses to demonstrate the different eye diseases and making an eye model to demonstrate injuries.

Using beads, students will be able to create a bracelet to demonstrate a DNA sequence of a plant, animal, or human.

Students are amazed by the discovery of blood typing. Using synthetic blood students get exposure to health careers such as clinical Laboratory Technologists .

Approx. 50' long x 26' wide x 12' highMust be in a large space such as a gym.Must be a health career related event. Can not be outside.A minimum of at least 200 students for the tour is required for us to bring the exhibit to your school.

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Who is the target?
High school freshman, sophomores & juniors with an interest in health care within Southern AHEC’s 15 County Service Region.

How does it work?
Each high school has an hour in the exhibit hall to discuss health career paths and participate in hands-on medical activities, discuss financial aid, meet the healthcare
practitioners, college health professional students, and instructors.

Pre-registration is required

Students explore a wide variety of health careers during two days of interactive hands-on activities. We are limited to 10-20 campers depending on location.  For incoming freshman through senior high school students from the SOAHEC Service Region.