LEARNING THROUGH ON-CAMPUS DEMONSTRATIONS

May 16, 2017

Last week, the annual public safety program “Rude Awakening” came to CBA for a day of important presentations and demonstrations meant to inform students. Over a dozen servicemen – members of the New Jersey State Police and Lincroft First Aid & Rescue Squad – performed live demonstrations.

The day’s demos included a simulated car crash and victim retrieval, a vehicle air bag simulation, an emergency helicopter landing and take-off, and several informative talks about the dangers students must remain aware of on the road, at parties, and in life.

At the same time, freshmen students got a chance to see live demonstrations on robotics, engineering and biology. The various presentations, the majority of which were created by CBA faculty, served as part of an overall introduction to the world of STEM studies and professions. This day-long event included an informational session led by an animal handler and several different species of live animals.

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