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Session 1 Presenters:
Session 2 Presenters:
Session 3 Presenters:
5:30 to 5:55 p.m.
6:00 to 6:25 p.m.
6:30 to 6:55 p.m.
Dr. Desiree Budd—UW-STOUT Psychology (Rm C122)
If That Was My Real Mother My Heart Would Go Pitter-Pat
Dr. Budd will discuss the role the emotional centers in the
brain play in the ability of people to recognize the faces of
loved ones. Volunteers will then view a slide show of faces
including pictures of their mothers while their emotional responses to each of the images will be measured using electrodermal activity on the palms of their hands. The audience will
use the data to determine which of the mother’s faces correspond with each of the volunteers.
Dr. Brian Keller—Countryside Veterinarian (Rm C124)
Dr. Brian Keller of Countryside Veterinarian Clinic will be
discussing the day-to-day activities of a practicing veterinarian
and the courses needed to become a veterinarian.
Steve Weinzierl—EPS (Rm C223)
Engineered Propulsion Systems (EPS) was formed in 2006 right
here in New Richmond to develop, manufacture, and market a
revolutionary new general aviation diesel engine, which addresses the needs of the single and light-twin piston engine
market. The EPS engine sets new standards for fuel economy
and performance.
Travis Tubre—UW-River Falls Neuroscience (Rm C225)
UW-River Falls has developed and is now offering a new program in neuroscience. Travis will be discussing what the program will have to offer as well as recommendations for courses
students should take in high school in preparation for the
neuroscience program.
Karl Dadez—Dadez Physical Therapy (Rm C227)
Do you know what the largest sensory organ in the body is? It's
not the skin! Come and find out, along with the most important
finding in the prevention and rehabilitation of all injuries with
Karl Dadez PT, JISCC, from Dadez Physical Therapy, Inc.
Marshmallow Challenge in Room D115
Keynote Speaker Dan Conroy in the Large Forum
Sarah D. Larson—Rockwell Automation (Rm C123)
Most think of engineers as technical nerds hidden behind a computer screen, but that is not the truth! Sarah Larson, engineer by
trade, is blazing a new path in her current role as commercial
marketing program manager at Fortune 500 company Rockwell
Automation. Sarah will tell you all about her experience using her
technical degree to do the non-traditional while having fun!
Nikolas Ramlow—Clarity Consulting (Rm C125)
Clarity Consulting is a software development and consulting firm.
Nikolas will share his experiences working with consulting teams
and product teams on all things related to communication and
collaboration.
Dr. Brian Keller—Countryside Veterinarian (Rm C124)
Dr. Brian Keller of Countryside Veterinarian Clinic will be discussing the day-to-day activities of a practicing veterinarian and
the courses needed to become a veterinarian.
Dr. Timothy Lyden—UW-River Falls (Rm C222)
Does stem cell biology and artificial tissue engineering interest
you? Join Timothy Lyden as he provides an overview of undergraduate research opportunities in stem cell biology and artificial
tissue engineering at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls Tissue
and Cellular Innovation Center.
Dr. Nick Weiss, M.D.—St. Croix Orthopedic (Rm C224)
Dr. Weiss is a board certified orthopedic surgeon who specializes
in hip, knee, and shoulder injuries, and sports medicine. Dr. Weiss
will share his expertise and interest in sports medicine, arthroscopy, and joint replacement. He serves as a team physician for the
University of St. Thomas, St. Paul Saints, Woodbury Royals, Somerset and New Richmond high schools.
Amanda Williams & Taylor Maus—UW-STOUT (Rm F140)
Amanda and Taylor will be presenting about the national Pro-Start
experience and UW Stout Hospitality program.
Marshmallow Challenge in Room D115
Dr. Desiree Budd—UW-STOUT Psychology (Rm C122)
To Play or Not to Play a Contact Sport During High School: The
Effect of Repetitive Sports-Related Head-Impact and Concussion
Overview of project being conducted at UW-Stout by faculty
and undergraduates that explores the long-term consequences
of concussion and repetitive “sub-concussive” head impacts
on cognitive function of individuals whose sports career was
limited to high school.
Steve Nugent—Frontier Ag & Turf (Rm C127)
How are we going to feed the world in 2050? There are 7.3
billion people living on our planet today; by 2050 that number
will be 9.7 billion. That means more demand for commodities
like those grown in Wisconsin and Minnesota. It is estimated
that agricultural production will need to double by 2050 to
meet the demand for food, feed, fuel and fiber. Come see how
Frontier Ag & Turf and John Deere are helping producers
utilize technology and science to meet those demands today
and into the future.
Dr. Timothy Lyden—UW-River Falls (Rm C222)
Does stem cell biology and artificial tissue engineering interest
you? Join Timothy Lyden as he provides an overview of undergraduate research opportunities in stem cell biology and artificial tissue engineering at the University of Wisconsin-River
Falls Tissue and Cellular Innovation Center.
Steve Weinzierl—EPS (Rm C223)
Engineered Propulsion Systems (EPS) was formed in 2006
right here in New Richmond to develop, manufacture, and
market a revolutionary new general aviation diesel engine,
which addresses the needs of the single and light-twin piston
engine market. The EPS engine sets new standards for fuel
economy and performance.
Karl Dadez—Dadez Physical Therapy (Rm C227)
Do you know what the largest sensory organ in the body is?
It's not the skin! Come and find out, along with the most important finding in the prevention and rehabilitation of all
injuries with Karl Dadez PT, JISCC, from Dadez Physical Therapy, Inc.
Marshmallow Challenge in Room D115
Printed by:
PaperWorx, Amery, WI
Marshmallow Challenge in Room D115
The New Richmond High School Advanced Culinary students
will do one 20 minute food demonstration of the skills they
have learned in food preparation.
Advance Culinary Students—NRHS (Rm140)
Do you know what the largest sensory organ in the body is?
It's not the skin! Come and find out, along with the most
important finding in the prevention and rehabilitation of all
injuries with Karl Dadez PT, JISCC, from Dadez Physical
Therapy, Inc.
Karl Dadez—Dadez Physical Therapy (Rm C227)
Drive by Bosch everyday and wonder what they produce?
Mark Hanson, one of the plant managers, will provide an
overview of the Bosch Corporation, what the New Richmond
plant produces, and career opportunities within their worldwide organization.
Mark Hanson—BOSCH (Rm C224)
Clarity Consulting is a software development and consulting
firm. Nikolas has worked with both the consulting teams and
product teams on all things related to communication and
collaboration. He has also worked with Skype for Business
(formerly Lync) since 2009.
Designed by:
Brad Malpert, NRHS
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Nikolas Ramlow—Clarity Consulting (Rm C125)
Most think of engineers as technical nerds hidden behind a
computer screen, but that is not the truth! Sarah Larson,
engineer by trade, is blazing a new path in her current role as
commercial marketing program manager at Fortune 500
company Rockwell Automation. Sarah will tell you all about
her experience using her technical degree to do the nontraditional while having fun!
Sarah D. Larson—Rockwell Automation (Rm C123)
Dan Conroy retired after 26 years with Nexen
Group, Inc. in Webster, WI and Vadnais
Heights, MN as Vice President of Human Resources. Dan’s presentation will focus on the
blistering pace of change, the amazing advances in technology, the importance of education,
and the wonderful opportunities that lie ahead
for our youth.
Session 2 in Large Forum
Dan Conroy
Keynote Speaker:
Science,
Technology,
Engineering,
Mathematics Night
Welcome to the 2016
New Richmond High School
7:00 to 7:25 p.m.
Session 4 Presenters:
We would like to thank you for attending our 2nd
annual New Richmond High School STEM Night. A
special thank you to all our guest presenters, speakers, and businesses who took their time to share
their STEM knowledge and experiences! Finally,
thank you to all the New Richmond staff who
worked to make STEM Night a success!
THANK YOU!
E127
E129
Courtyard
Student Lockers
C124
C123
Library
Commons Activities:

Ardisam Inc.

BOSCH

Federal Foam

Countryside Plumbing and
Heating

Frontier Ag and Turf

OEM Fabricators

Monarch Paving

Rockwell Automation

UW-Eau Claire Admissions

F140
UW-Eau Claire Materials
Science Demonstrations
F144
Elevator access is available.
E125
Student Lockers
C125
E126
Stairs
D119
Auto Shop
D121
Agriscience
D114 & D115
CAD & PLTW Labs
C129
C127
C126
E124
E123
Media Center
C122
E122
Stairs
C109
Stairs
Elevator
Large Forum
Kitchen Area
Commons
School
Store
Welcome Table
Main
Entrance
First Floor Activities:
Room C109
 Kim Suo from WITC will be doing Medical Assistant Demonstrations. Stop by
anytime!
Room D113
 CNC router Demonstration
 Laser Engraver demonstration
 Model Home tours
Room D114
 3D printer demonstrations
Room D115
 Marshmallow Challenge
 Starts at 5:30, 6:00, 6:30, & 7:00
Room D121
 Aquaculture Fish Farm Tours
 Aquaponic Lettuce Growing Demos
 Animals in the Animal Learning Center
 Greenhouse Tours
Room F140
 Amanda Williams & Taylor Maus will
be doing a 20-30 minute food demonstration
 Advanced Culinary Students will be
doing a 20 minute food demonstration.
Room F144
 Free food samples by food students
Library Hallway
 Building a rollercoaster activity
D113
Wood Shop
Stairs
D108
Metals Shop
FIRST FLOOR
*Areas shaded in YELLOW are rooms
used for guest speakers*
*Areas shaded in PINK are locations
on the Scavenger Hunt*
Second Floor Activities:
Commons Activities:

UW-Stout Professor Dr. Desiree Budd
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UW-River Falls Admissions
E226
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UW-River Falls Professor Dr.
Tim Lyden and STEM Cell
Research.
E225
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UW-River Falls Neuroscience Program

WESTconsin Credit Union
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WITC—IT Web and Software development
E229
E227
D215
D214
D213
MATH AREA
Student Lockers
Courtyard
D204
D203
Student Lockers
C209
E223
C223
Elevator access is available.
E207
C222
Stairs
Elevator
Stairs
Library
E222
ENGLISH AREA
D202
SCIENCE AREA
C224
Math Area
 Student work displays
D212
C225
Room E229
 Programming in Java and Python
 Making apps on tablets
 Building/repairing computer demonstration
C229
C226
Room D215
 Earth’s Geological History Interactive
Activity
C227
Room D212
 Chemistry demonstrations
 Careers in Chemistry PowerPoint
 Bree Karno’s Independent Research
Project: Desalinization of Water
UW-Stout Admissions
Stairs
Stairs
Room D204
 AP Physics demonstration of a ballistic
pendulum
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E224
SECOND FLOOR
Room D203
 AP Chemistry demonstrating a laboratory experiment