Each spring, St. Bonaventure University, in partnership with Terra Science and Education, hosts a science fair for school students in the Twin Tiers region of southwestern New York and northwestern Pennsylvania.

An annual summer lab development workshop for K-12 math and science teachers with instructors from the university's departments of biology, chemistry, physics, computer science and psychology.

This summer research opportunity has high school juniors and seniors working alongside SBU professors as they conduct authentic research. 

The Department of Computer Science holds two exciting events for students with an interest in computers who plan to attend college: Girls Day and a High School Programming Contest.

Zometool is a mathematically precise plastic construction set for building myriad geometric structures, from simple polygons to Platonic solids, from models of DNA molecules to geodesic domes, from “shadows” of four-dimensional figures to works of art. It is also a fantastic educational tool, as it facilitates mathematical discovery while unleashing creativity.