Students Bring Science to Life for Bishop Dunn Kids

NEWBURGH – Young scholars from Bishop Dunn Memorial School recently spent the afternoon with Mount Saint Mary College students learning how fun science can be.

The students of Jodie Fahey, associate professor of Chemistry at the Mount, mentored the children in small projects that examined the pH of various household liquids, asked children to form their own hypotheses, and more.

Bishop Dunn, on the Mount campus, was founded in 1883. The school is committed to the academic, spiritual, emotional, social, and physical development of children, pre-kindergarten through eighth grade.

Mount Saint Mary College student Ashley Leonor of New Windsor, N.Y. wows Bishop Dunn Memorial School students with a density experiment on March 19. Photo: Lee Ferris
Mount Saint Mary College student Ashley Leonor of New Windsor, N.Y. wows Bishop Dunn Memorial School students with a density experiment on March 19. Photo: Lee Ferris

The college maintains a close relationship with Bishop Dunn. Mount Education students do fieldwork at the school, under the guidance of seasoned Bishop Dunn faculty. Many Mount grads go on to work at Bishop Dunn, including Principal Nancy Benfer ’04.

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