Sunrise Labs Aspire Intern tests exhibit ideas at SEE

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September 2021 -Next time you are at the SEE Science Center you may see a new face working on exhibits.  In October SEE welcomed its second Aspire Intern, Vick Mahindru with the support of a local sponsor, Sunrise Labs.

“This position means the world to me because if offers long term skills,” said Vick.  Vick is a Sophomore at West High School in Manchester.  He is a native of New Hampshire and speaks four languages including Hindi and Punjabi and often visits his extended family in India.  He participates in numerous clubs including Student Council, Quest and Gear Up to name a few and plays on the school soccer team.  “Vick is incredibly curious and hardworking” says Executive Director, Shana Hawrylchak “He isn’t shy about asking questions and is excited at the opportunity to help others learn.”

During the fall and spring semesters Vick will be working with staff from the Science Center to develop concepts for new exhibits.  Specifically, Vick is working to test new hands-on exhibits that will accompany SEE’s LEGO® MIllyard Project exhibit, the world’s largest permanent LEGO® installation at minifigure scale.

Next time you are at the SEE Science Center you may see a new face working on exhibits.  In October SEE welcomed its second Aspire Intern, Vick Mahindru with the support of a local sponsor, Sunrise Labs.

“This position means the world to me because if offers long term skills,” said Vick.  Vick is a Sophomore at West High School in Manchester.  He is a native of New Hampshire and speaks four languages including Hindi and Punjabi and often visits his extended family in India.  He participates in numerous clubs including Student Council, Quest and Gear Up to name a few and plays on the school soccer team.  “Vick is incredibly curious and hardworking” says Executive Director, Shana Hawrylchak “He isn’t shy about asking questions and is excited at the opportunity to help others learn.”

During the fall and spring semesters Vick will be working with staff from the Science Center to develop concepts for new exhibits.  Specifically, Vick is working to test new hands-on exhibits that will accompany SEE’s LEGO® MIllyard Project exhibit, the world’s largest permanent LEGO® installation at minifigure scale.