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On Friday, February 27th, 2015, Utica Academy of Science held its second annual science fair, during which more than forty scholars converted their motivations and curiosities into research reports and posters in an effort to show their achievements in science education. Each of the students participated enthusiastically, demonstrating their achievements to family and friends alike.
The projects began as questions posed to their science teachers and were further developed into the framework upon which the scholars were able to conduct their own experiments outside of the school. As the science fair neared, the excitement of the participating scholars could be felt throughout the school as they prepared their presentation boards and fine-tuned their papers for the judges.
STEM faculty hailing from local institutions including MVCC, SUNYIT, and Utica College served as judges for the fair. Scholars happily demonstrated their knowledge in a variety of topics and ideas, including: virtual machines versus computers, vinegar powered battery, Investigating Osmosis, Reaction time while texting, Carbon Dioxide in Soda, Can a needle float? and many more. After presenting to the various judges, scholars were greeted with the smiling faces of their family and friends and emerged with a greater sense of inner pride in their accomplishments and inspiration for next year's fair. The local college faculty was very impressed with the depth of knowledge the scholars exhibited and all asked to be invited back again next year to see what our scholars have discovered in the interim. The faculty and staff of UASCS are also very proud of our scholars and are excited to see what next year's science fair will bring!
The American physicist Irving Langmuir once stated, "The scientist is motivated primarily by curiosity and a desire for truth."
07/10/2016, arriving at the Port of Felixstowe, England.
Keel laid on 29/07/2015, Launched on 16/10/2015 and completed on 08/01/2016 by Hyundai, Ulsan, South Korea (2718)
195,636 g.t., 199,744 dwt. and 19,870 teu (nominal), as:
‘Al Dahna.'
Hosted by the UT Chapter of the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) and the UT Chapter of the Undergraduate Architecture Student Council (UASC)
Event location: Pump Project Art Complex
On Friday, September 28, 2018, #UASCS Middle School students went on the "Good Vibes Only" trip. The purpose of the Good Vibes Only Trip was to spark a discussion around what it means to be part of a community and provide scholars with the opportunity to get to know each other better and create more positive experiences outside of the classroom. In the morning, scholars participated in a workshop style lesson on the community. Scholars reflected on the following concepts; Ubuntu, the idea that we are all connected through our humanity, team spirit, self-discipline, sense of purpose, and, pride
In the afternoon, scholars walked to a local skate park and participated in team building activities. In addition to having space to simply have fun with their peers, students were brought closer to reaching their individual goals and ultimately strengthening our school community. These events are just one of the ways we are building success one ATOM at a time.
On Tuesday, June 19, 2018 Mrs. Cowen’s seventh-grade Social Studies students hosted a biographical interactive wax museum. #UASCS students honored influential people from the past by learning about their life history, and providing visitors the chance to "meet" a historical figure. If this isn't hands-on, minds-on learning, we aren't sure what is. Way to go Atoms! #UASCS #UASAtoms
Hosted by the UT Chapter of the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) and the UT Chapter of the Undergraduate Architecture Student Council (UASC)
Event location: Pump Project Art Complex
On Friday, June 1, 2018 #UASCS seventh-grade scholars visited Hamilton College. #UASAtoms learned about the rigorous criteria required to attend Hamilton College. Our scholars toured the Hamilton College campus and participated in an activity at the Wellin Museum of Art on campus. Go Atoms! #UASCS #UASAtoms
Hosted by the UT Chapter of the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) and the UT Chapter of the Undergraduate Architecture Student Council (UASC)
Event location: Pump Project Art Complex
On Monday, September 24, 2018 #UASCS held its monthly assembly and Terra Scholarship award ceremony. This assembly is used to inform students about recent policy and procedure updates at UASCS Middle School. The main goal of the event was to present our uber-atoms Terra scholarships for their superb academic performance during 2017-18 Academic Year. Our #UASAtoms also shared their musical talents, and it was pretty spectacular. Rise up!
On Saturday, December 06, 2014, the UASCS Robotics Team, UAS Atoms, participated to the First Lego League Robotics Championship event at SUNY Polytechnic Institute. The championship event took about 8 hours. After having three different presentations and three rounds of robot games, our team has been recognized as the best team in "Gracious Professionalism" category and managed to get the trophy among 24 qualified teams from different cities of Central New York.
On Friday, February 27th, 2015, Utica Academy of Science held its second annual science fair, during which more than forty scholars converted their motivations and curiosities into research reports and posters in an effort to show their achievements in science education. Each of the students participated enthusiastically, demonstrating their achievements to family and friends alike.
The projects began as questions posed to their science teachers and were further developed into the framework upon which the scholars were able to conduct their own experiments outside of the school. As the science fair neared, the excitement of the participating scholars could be felt throughout the school as they prepared their presentation boards and fine-tuned their papers for the judges.
STEM faculty hailing from local institutions including MVCC, SUNYIT, and Utica College served as judges for the fair. Scholars happily demonstrated their knowledge in a variety of topics and ideas, including: virtual machines versus computers, vinegar powered battery, Investigating Osmosis, Reaction time while texting, Carbon Dioxide in Soda, Can a needle float? and many more. After presenting to the various judges, scholars were greeted with the smiling faces of their family and friends and emerged with a greater sense of inner pride in their accomplishments and inspiration for next year's fair. The local college faculty was very impressed with the depth of knowledge the scholars exhibited and all asked to be invited back again next year to see what our scholars have discovered in the interim. The faculty and staff of UASCS are also very proud of our scholars and are excited to see what next year's science fair will bring!
The American physicist Irving Langmuir once stated, "The scientist is motivated primarily by curiosity and a desire for truth."
On Saturday, December 06, 2014, the UASCS Robotics Team, UAS Atoms, participated to the First Lego League Robotics Championship event at SUNY Polytechnic Institute. The championship event took about 8 hours. After having three different presentations and three rounds of robot games, our team has been recognized as the best team in "Gracious Professionalism" category and managed to get the trophy among 24 qualified teams from different cities of Central New York.
On Friday, February 27th, 2015, Utica Academy of Science held its second annual science fair, during which more than forty scholars converted their motivations and curiosities into research reports and posters in an effort to show their achievements in science education. Each of the students participated enthusiastically, demonstrating their achievements to family and friends alike.
The projects began as questions posed to their science teachers and were further developed into the framework upon which the scholars were able to conduct their own experiments outside of the school. As the science fair neared, the excitement of the participating scholars could be felt throughout the school as they prepared their presentation boards and fine-tuned their papers for the judges.
STEM faculty hailing from local institutions including MVCC, SUNYIT, and Utica College served as judges for the fair. Scholars happily demonstrated their knowledge in a variety of topics and ideas, including: virtual machines versus computers, vinegar powered battery, Investigating Osmosis, Reaction time while texting, Carbon Dioxide in Soda, Can a needle float? and many more. After presenting to the various judges, scholars were greeted with the smiling faces of their family and friends and emerged with a greater sense of inner pride in their accomplishments and inspiration for next year's fair. The local college faculty was very impressed with the depth of knowledge the scholars exhibited and all asked to be invited back again next year to see what our scholars have discovered in the interim. The faculty and staff of UASCS are also very proud of our scholars and are excited to see what next year's science fair will bring!
The American physicist Irving Langmuir once stated, "The scientist is motivated primarily by curiosity and a desire for truth."
Hosted by the UT Chapter of the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) and the UT Chapter of the Undergraduate Architecture Student Council (UASC)
Event location: Pump Project Art Complex
Hosted by the UT Chapter of the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) and the UT Chapter of the Undergraduate Architecture Student Council (UASC)
Event location: Pump Project Art Complex
Hosted by the UT Chapter of the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) and the UT Chapter of the Undergraduate Architecture Student Council (UASC)
Event location: Pump Project Art Complex
On Thursday, October 30th, the 6th grade scholars from UASCS went on a field trip to Cooperstown, NY. While there, we visited the Farmer’s Museum and the Baseball Hall of Fame.
07/10/2016, arriving at the Port of Felixstowe, England.
Keel laid on 29/07/2015, Launched on 16/10/2015 and completed on 08/01/2016 by Hyundai, Ulsan, South Korea (2718)
195,636 g.t., 199,744 dwt. and 19,870 teu (nominal), as:
‘Al Dahna.'
On Friday, May 4th, 2018 the 3rd Quarter Award Ceremony took the place at the #UASCS Middle School. The awards were given to students that excelled or showed substantial progress academically. In addition, they were acknowledged for their citizenship performance. This was opportunity to acknowledge teachers for their superb performance. The event concluded with the Students vs. Teachers Olympics where students challenged their teachers in basketball and volleyball. Go Atoms!
On Friday, May 11th, 2018 the #UASCS hosted it's 5th Annual International Night at both the #UASCS Middle and High School. It was a great chance for us to nourish and cherish one of our noble traits, being “glocal”. Indeed, our #UASAtoms brought together more than 20 different cultures in one place at one time. More than 200 visitors came to taste the specialties from dozens of global cuisines while being entertained by traditional (folk) and modern dances. The music, food and great people made this night to be great. Thumbs up to our #UASAtoms, Ms. Grabovica and all those who worked so hard to make this evening special. We will continue our mission to cherish diversity and multiculturalism in our school and look forward to seeing you next year. Go Atoms! #UASAtoms #UASCS
On Tuesday, June 19, 2018 Mrs. Cowen’s seventh-grade Social Studies students hosted a biographical interactive wax museum. #UASCS students honored influential people from the past by learning about their life history, and providing visitors the chance to "meet" a historical figure. If this isn't hands-on, minds-on learning, we aren't sure what is. Way to go Atoms! #UASCS #UASAtoms
On Thursday, March 12, 2015, the eighth grade scholars of the Utica Academy of Science Charter School visited Hartwick College to present their Genocide Prevention and Awareness projects. The scholars researched various genocides that have taken or are taking place. They took their research and using information from Science, Music, Math, Social Studies, Spanish and English, they created a cross-curricular project that showcased the horrors of the genocide, the survivors of the genocide, and the preventative techniques that could be used to halt future genocides.
Hartwick College students were able to view and listen to the presentations as the eighth grade scholars discussed and showed off their hard work. One college student said that she was very impressed with the work put in and cannot believe that these scholars did such a fantastic job. Another college student commented on how professional the scholars were while presenting and how they dealt so well with such a hard topic to discuss. The UASCS scholars were even willing to share anecdotes of their own experiences with genocides, as some of their families come from war-torn countries.
Overall, the project was considered a great success. Several scholars even stated that they had so much fun and were proud of the work they had done. Hartwick has even agreed to make this something we do yearly to benefit both the scholars of UASCS and the college students of Hartwick. We, the scholars and staff of UASCS, would like to thank Hartwick for allowing us to visit them and the fantastic feedback we received.
On Tuesday, June 19, 2018 Mrs. Cowen’s seventh-grade Social Studies students hosted a biographical interactive wax museum. #UASCS students honored influential people from the past by learning about their life history, and providing visitors the chance to "meet" a historical figure. If this isn't hands-on, minds-on learning, we aren't sure what is. Way to go Atoms! #UASCS #UASAtoms
Hosted by the UT Chapter of the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) and the UT Chapter of the Undergraduate Architecture Student Council (UASC)
Event location: Pump Project Art Complex
Hosted by the UT Chapter of the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) and the UT Chapter of the Undergraduate Architecture Student Council (UASC)
Event location: Pump Project Art Complex
On Friday, June 1, 2018 #UASCS seventh-grade scholars visited Hamilton College. #UASAtoms learned about the rigorous criteria required to attend Hamilton College. Our scholars toured the Hamilton College campus and participated in an activity at the Wellin Museum of Art on campus. Go Atoms! #UASCS #UASAtoms
Hosted by the UT Chapter of the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) and the UT Chapter of the Undergraduate Architecture Student Council (UASC)
Event location: Pump Project Art Complex
On Friday, February 27th, 2015, Utica Academy of Science held its second annual science fair, during which more than forty scholars converted their motivations and curiosities into research reports and posters in an effort to show their achievements in science education. Each of the students participated enthusiastically, demonstrating their achievements to family and friends alike.
The projects began as questions posed to their science teachers and were further developed into the framework upon which the scholars were able to conduct their own experiments outside of the school. As the science fair neared, the excitement of the participating scholars could be felt throughout the school as they prepared their presentation boards and fine-tuned their papers for the judges.
STEM faculty hailing from local institutions including MVCC, SUNYIT, and Utica College served as judges for the fair. Scholars happily demonstrated their knowledge in a variety of topics and ideas, including: virtual machines versus computers, vinegar powered battery, Investigating Osmosis, Reaction time while texting, Carbon Dioxide in Soda, Can a needle float? and many more. After presenting to the various judges, scholars were greeted with the smiling faces of their family and friends and emerged with a greater sense of inner pride in their accomplishments and inspiration for next year's fair. The local college faculty was very impressed with the depth of knowledge the scholars exhibited and all asked to be invited back again next year to see what our scholars have discovered in the interim. The faculty and staff of UASCS are also very proud of our scholars and are excited to see what next year's science fair will bring!
The American physicist Irving Langmuir once stated, "The scientist is motivated primarily by curiosity and a desire for truth."
On Friday, February 27th, 2015, Utica Academy of Science held its second annual science fair, during which more than forty scholars converted their motivations and curiosities into research reports and posters in an effort to show their achievements in science education. Each of the students participated enthusiastically, demonstrating their achievements to family and friends alike.
The projects began as questions posed to their science teachers and were further developed into the framework upon which the scholars were able to conduct their own experiments outside of the school. As the science fair neared, the excitement of the participating scholars could be felt throughout the school as they prepared their presentation boards and fine-tuned their papers for the judges.
STEM faculty hailing from local institutions including MVCC, SUNYIT, and Utica College served as judges for the fair. Scholars happily demonstrated their knowledge in a variety of topics and ideas, including: virtual machines versus computers, vinegar powered battery, Investigating Osmosis, Reaction time while texting, Carbon Dioxide in Soda, Can a needle float? and many more. After presenting to the various judges, scholars were greeted with the smiling faces of their family and friends and emerged with a greater sense of inner pride in their accomplishments and inspiration for next year's fair. The local college faculty was very impressed with the depth of knowledge the scholars exhibited and all asked to be invited back again next year to see what our scholars have discovered in the interim. The faculty and staff of UASCS are also very proud of our scholars and are excited to see what next year's science fair will bring!
The American physicist Irving Langmuir once stated, "The scientist is motivated primarily by curiosity and a desire for truth."
On Friday, May 4th, 2018 the 3rd Quarter Award Ceremony took the place at the #UASCS Middle School. The awards were given to students that excelled or showed substantial progress academically. In addition, they were acknowledged for their citizenship performance. This was opportunity to acknowledge teachers for their superb performance. The event concluded with the Students vs. Teachers Olympics where students challenged their teachers in basketball and volleyball. Go Atoms!
On Thursday, October 9th, Utica City Chief of Police, Mark Williams came to talk to the 6th graders. He spoke to them about the importance of education and while you are here at UASCS you need to work hard. Chief Williams emphasized that a degree will take you far and relayed his own experience with school.
On Friday, February 27th, 2015, Utica Academy of Science held its second annual science fair, during which more than forty scholars converted their motivations and curiosities into research reports and posters in an effort to show their achievements in science education. Each of the students participated enthusiastically, demonstrating their achievements to family and friends alike.
The projects began as questions posed to their science teachers and were further developed into the framework upon which the scholars were able to conduct their own experiments outside of the school. As the science fair neared, the excitement of the participating scholars could be felt throughout the school as they prepared their presentation boards and fine-tuned their papers for the judges.
STEM faculty hailing from local institutions including MVCC, SUNYIT, and Utica College served as judges for the fair. Scholars happily demonstrated their knowledge in a variety of topics and ideas, including: virtual machines versus computers, vinegar powered battery, Investigating Osmosis, Reaction time while texting, Carbon Dioxide in Soda, Can a needle float? and many more. After presenting to the various judges, scholars were greeted with the smiling faces of their family and friends and emerged with a greater sense of inner pride in their accomplishments and inspiration for next year's fair. The local college faculty was very impressed with the depth of knowledge the scholars exhibited and all asked to be invited back again next year to see what our scholars have discovered in the interim. The faculty and staff of UASCS are also very proud of our scholars and are excited to see what next year's science fair will bring!
The American physicist Irving Langmuir once stated, "The scientist is motivated primarily by curiosity and a desire for truth."
Hosted by the UT Chapter of the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) and the UT Chapter of the Undergraduate Architecture Student Council (UASC)
Event location: Pump Project Art Complex
Freightliner FSA 'outer' intermodal flat wagon 608469 at Wilson's Crossing, Kingsthorpe, Northampton, in the consist of 4L46; Lawley Street to London Gateway intermodal, 5th June 2018.
On Thursday, October 11, 2018, the #UASCS Community came together to celebrate Hispanic Culture night. The evening featured regional food provided by #UASAtoms and their families, dance performances, guest speakers, and a special student piano performance.
GBRf FEA paired intermodal wagon 640619 is seen passing Wilson's Crossing, Kingsthorpe, Northamptonshire, in the consist of 4L34 from Barton Dock to Ripple Lane intermodal, 19th April 2011.
Hosted by the UT Chapter of the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) and the UT Chapter of the Undergraduate Architecture Student Council (UASC)
Event location: Pump Project Art Complex
On Friday, February 27th, 2015, Utica Academy of Science held its second annual science fair, during which more than forty scholars converted their motivations and curiosities into research reports and posters in an effort to show their achievements in science education. Each of the students participated enthusiastically, demonstrating their achievements to family and friends alike.
The projects began as questions posed to their science teachers and were further developed into the framework upon which the scholars were able to conduct their own experiments outside of the school. As the science fair neared, the excitement of the participating scholars could be felt throughout the school as they prepared their presentation boards and fine-tuned their papers for the judges.
STEM faculty hailing from local institutions including MVCC, SUNYIT, and Utica College served as judges for the fair. Scholars happily demonstrated their knowledge in a variety of topics and ideas, including: virtual machines versus computers, vinegar powered battery, Investigating Osmosis, Reaction time while texting, Carbon Dioxide in Soda, Can a needle float? and many more. After presenting to the various judges, scholars were greeted with the smiling faces of their family and friends and emerged with a greater sense of inner pride in their accomplishments and inspiration for next year's fair. The local college faculty was very impressed with the depth of knowledge the scholars exhibited and all asked to be invited back again next year to see what our scholars have discovered in the interim. The faculty and staff of UASCS are also very proud of our scholars and are excited to see what next year's science fair will bring!
The American physicist Irving Langmuir once stated, "The scientist is motivated primarily by curiosity and a desire for truth."
On Friday, February 27th, 2015, Utica Academy of Science held its second annual science fair, during which more than forty scholars converted their motivations and curiosities into research reports and posters in an effort to show their achievements in science education. Each of the students participated enthusiastically, demonstrating their achievements to family and friends alike.
The projects began as questions posed to their science teachers and were further developed into the framework upon which the scholars were able to conduct their own experiments outside of the school. As the science fair neared, the excitement of the participating scholars could be felt throughout the school as they prepared their presentation boards and fine-tuned their papers for the judges.
STEM faculty hailing from local institutions including MVCC, SUNYIT, and Utica College served as judges for the fair. Scholars happily demonstrated their knowledge in a variety of topics and ideas, including: virtual machines versus computers, vinegar powered battery, Investigating Osmosis, Reaction time while texting, Carbon Dioxide in Soda, Can a needle float? and many more. After presenting to the various judges, scholars were greeted with the smiling faces of their family and friends and emerged with a greater sense of inner pride in their accomplishments and inspiration for next year's fair. The local college faculty was very impressed with the depth of knowledge the scholars exhibited and all asked to be invited back again next year to see what our scholars have discovered in the interim. The faculty and staff of UASCS are also very proud of our scholars and are excited to see what next year's science fair will bring!
The American physicist Irving Langmuir once stated, "The scientist is motivated primarily by curiosity and a desire for truth."
On Friday, February 27th, 2015, Utica Academy of Science held its second annual science fair, during which more than forty scholars converted their motivations and curiosities into research reports and posters in an effort to show their achievements in science education. Each of the students participated enthusiastically, demonstrating their achievements to family and friends alike.
The projects began as questions posed to their science teachers and were further developed into the framework upon which the scholars were able to conduct their own experiments outside of the school. As the science fair neared, the excitement of the participating scholars could be felt throughout the school as they prepared their presentation boards and fine-tuned their papers for the judges.
STEM faculty hailing from local institutions including MVCC, SUNYIT, and Utica College served as judges for the fair. Scholars happily demonstrated their knowledge in a variety of topics and ideas, including: virtual machines versus computers, vinegar powered battery, Investigating Osmosis, Reaction time while texting, Carbon Dioxide in Soda, Can a needle float? and many more. After presenting to the various judges, scholars were greeted with the smiling faces of their family and friends and emerged with a greater sense of inner pride in their accomplishments and inspiration for next year's fair. The local college faculty was very impressed with the depth of knowledge the scholars exhibited and all asked to be invited back again next year to see what our scholars have discovered in the interim. The faculty and staff of UASCS are also very proud of our scholars and are excited to see what next year's science fair will bring!
The American physicist Irving Langmuir once stated, "The scientist is motivated primarily by curiosity and a desire for truth."