Every year students from our North Country that participate in the IMPETUS (Integrated Math and Physics for Entry into Undergraduate STEM) program are invited to Clarkson University's campus for a short summer program. This year students from Heuvelton that were able to participate were: Hayden Durham, Deacon Hazelton, Charles and Jase Madill, Eathan Bogardus and Paxton Davis.
The students work together in engineering "companies" to build a scale drawing and virtual model of a roller coaster while learning the math and science that goes into designing a safe but enjoyable ride. Even though the trip to Great Escape was delayed a couple weeks due to dangerous storms and flooding, the students had a lot of fun during their trip!
