If you love animals, come learn different ways to help them if you were a veterinarian. You'll hear about several veterinary specialties, get an idea of an average workday in a mixed animal practice, and see some of a vet's instruments and specimens. If you like to solve problems, maybe you'd be interested in engineering. Engineers use science and math to make things work better, and they can turn ideas into real things. Food scientists study the physical,microbiological, and chemical makeup of food.
Chemists study the makeup of substances and the ways they combine and react with each other.
As a chemist you could help develop new products for everyday life. A World of Experience Inside The Doctor's Bag Chances are your interests will include more than one type of career. Come hear how one woman's combined careers in public relations and medicine have taken her from Connecticut to the West Indies, from England and Europe to Malaysia, and now Evansville. Clinical laboratory scientists perform and interpret medical tests important to discovering, treating, and preventing diseases. Learn how medical technologists operate complex electronic equipment, computers, and precision instruments while working to solve these mysteries.