SciFest is coming to you on Monday, October 18! You don't want to miss out on this virtual event!  If you haven't done so already, be sure to register TODAY! 

Top 5 reasons why you should attend SciFest: 

5. Learn while having fun! 
 
At SciFest All Access, attendees of all ages will access virtual exhibits featuring interactive STEM content, view inspiring performances on the STEM Stage, and explore an online scavenger hunt for the chance to win prizes! Earn 1,000 points just for registering early and logging in! Register today to experience all that SciFest All Access has to offer!  

Attend SciFest All Access for a chance to win incredible prizes from STEMfinity! Get points for everything you do at SciFest! Explore the virtual environment, complete activities, and find all 15 hidden Scavenger Hunt items to collect points. Automatically earn 500 points just for registering early! Come back for multiple days to explore and earn more points! Attendees with higher points will be entered into a drawing to win STEMfinity prizes of up to $450 in retail value. Top prizes include: STEMfinity's FlashForge Adventurer 3 3D Printer, and OnPoynt LiteBee Wing Coding Quadcopter Kit, just to name a couple! Check out all the different prizes you could win here! 

Get ready for SciFest! Take a look at the welcome video above to learn how to navigate through SciFest. Get a sneak peek at all SciFest has to offer with the exhibitor list here. Attend special LIVE webinars from exhibitors like Intel, the FAA, KiwiCo, and MORE! Get an exclusive sneak peek at the LIVE schedule here. We can't wait to see you at SciFest next week!

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