The OISC is proud to be a Project of Community Partners a 501 (c) (3) non-profit corporation in the State of California.
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The OISC is proud to be a Project of Community Partners a 501 (c) (3) non-profit corporation in the State of California.
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Welcome to the OISC's 2009 Summer Web Site Click on the live links to learn more about the topics below. The Optics Institute of Southern California is an Orange County-based nonprofit organization dedicated to the promotion of math, science, and engineering education through the use of optics and related technologies and phenomena. Our educational approach is hands-on, student-centered, and engaging. We seek to foster the curious scientist, the artful mathematician, and the creative engineer in every student, regardless of age.
New starting in late Sept. through UC Irvine Extension.
Click here to see photos from the LA City Tech Awareness Day May 2 How to build the telescope instruction will be posted here soon!!
OISC Director Donn Silberman completed the Newport Beach Triathlon Sunday April 19th click on Team Duke for details
UC Irvine Beall Center Family Day - Sat. April 18 11 am to 3 pm Click here to download Optricks Presentation Click here to see photos of the event
Download Lighten-Up Activities Booklet Find out about Harry Potter Spells & Potions Optics & Astronomy Kits
Keep and eye on this page for Special Summer Events!!
Recent Events
Lambert Elementary School - Mr. Kerr's 5th Graders - Wed. March 4 - 1 to 2 pm
UC Irvine Beall Center for Art + Technology - Family Day - Sat. Feb 21st - 11 am - 3pm
Astounding Inventions - Irvine Valley College - Sat. Jan.31, 2009 - 10 am -2pm
6th Annual Optricks Days at the Discovery Science Center was Sat. & Sun. Feb. 14th & 15th.
Photos from Recent Optical Society of Southern California Meetings
OSSC April 2009 Meeting Photos OSSC March 2009 Meeting Photos OSSC-Mtg_Feb-11-2009 OSSC-Mtg_Jan-14-2009
The OISC is a Project of Community Partners and contributions are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law. The OISC became a Project of Community Partners by chance on September 11, 2003. Optical technologies play a big role in protecting our freedoms and liberties. We must NEVER forget 9/11. |
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