UMO welcomes third graders for 9th Annual STEM on the Green

MOUNT OLIVE — Science moved outdoors on Friday, Oct. 23, when nearly 900 third graders from Wayne and Duplin counties gathered on the University of Mount Olive campus for the 9th Annual STEM on the Green. The young scientists came from nine schools. Carver, Spring Creek, Eastern Wayne, Northeast, and Rosewood represented Wayne County, while Duplin County sent students from North Duplin, Warsaw, Kenansville, and BF Grady. “STEM on the Green has grown into a celebration of curiosity, creativity, and community. What began as a bold initiative to bring science to life for local students has become one of our most impactful annual traditions, where learning leaps off the page and into real life,” said Dr. Sara Lahman, professor of biology and STEM outreach coordinator. More than 36 stations covered the lawn, each one a chance to build, test, investigate, and imagine.

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