Flint Hills Resources helps students learn basics of engineering February 26, 2016 min read During 2016 National Engineers Wee, more than 20 chemical, mechanical and environmental engineers from Flint Hills Resources and museum educators led 10 engineering activity stations throughout the the Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History. About 500 seventh-graders were invited. Flint Hills spokeswoman Darcy Schroeder said the event is meant to get kids excited about science and engineering. "We are teaching students everything from how to make a battery with a potato to ice cream with liquid nitrogen," she said. "We hope this gets kids thinking outside the box and thinking about a career possibly as an engineer." Read more here Share Tweet Share Tags: Community Support Education Flint Hills Resources In the News Innovation & Experimentation Philanthropic Partnerships STEM Education Get updates right in your inbox. Stay up to date with all the news from Koch. Continue Reading December 4, 2019 Koch donates thousands to Oklahoma emergency responders May 6, 2019 Flint Hills Resources’ support for Ducks Unlimited surpasses $1M contributed, 250,000 acres conserved June 5, 2018 All are entrepreneurs.
May 6, 2019 Flint Hills Resources’ support for Ducks Unlimited surpasses $1M contributed, 250,000 acres conserved