ChemEd 2023
ChemEd 2023

Workshops

Teachers can see, try and experiment with ideas

What makes ChemEd workshops special is that they are done in a university lab setting. Workshops are the backbone of a ChemEd!

  • a man looking at a gas valve with a women
    Trying out all the equipment
  • Two smiling women holding up a syringe and a beaker with colour solutions
    Showing off their final product
  • Brian Rohrig in front of a room full of attendees surrounded by high school lab equipment
    Brian Rohrig at ChemEd 2009 ready with some hands-on activities
  • Woman with pink googles and blue gloves using a plastic pipette with brightly coloured dyes
    Tie dying at a ChemEd 2013 workshop
  • Bill Mattson explaining a demo while holding a syringe in front of a lab room full of attendees
    Bill Mattson presenting his microscale ideas at ChemEd 2019
  • Peggy Sconzo in a lab setting with several plastic glasses holding colourful solutions instructing a workshop attendee with an eye dropper
    Penny Sconzo with a colourful microscale lab at ChemEd 2015
  • Andy Cherkas holding a beaker with a ChemEd 2015 attendee to do a demo in a lab setting and an audience of about 20 people
    Andy Cherkas at ChemEd 2015 with a captive audience
  • Pat Funk holding up a mirrored paper in a lab setting with ChemEd attendees in the background
    Pat Funk with a mirror demonstration
  • a lab with various colourful tie dyed T-shirts hung up along with buckets on the counters
    Amazing tie dye
  • Three teachers with gloves on and equipment in a lab workshop
    Don’t worry goggles are provided
  • Jill Sterling in front of an empty aquarium with floating bubbles
    Taking time to play with bubbles
  • Andy Cherkas in an older lab looking over the lab stations
    Everyone ready to work in a lab
  • a presenter in a rainbow lab coat with a spray bottle
    Presenting ideas for everyone
  • a lab setting with two people working in the lab
    Chemistry teachers working together in the lab

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