Dark Matter Workshop Welcome, Important Updates, Helpful Resources, and Group Photo

• Stacie Granum (SDSTA/The Institute)

SURF and The Institute for Underground Science Overview and Update

TALK: TBD

Discussion, Collaborations, and Lunch Lunch provided at the Middle School.

TALK: TBD

Discussion and Collaboration

TALK: TBD

TALK: TBD

Discussion, Collaboration, and Lunch Lunch provided at the Middle School.

TALK: TBD

Discussions and Collaborations

Travel to Sanford Lab Homestake Visitor Center (via SURF shuttle) The SURF shuttle will pick participants up at the Hampton Inn Lead hotel and travel to the Sanford Lab Homestake Visitor Center. Accompanying family/friends are welcome to join and take the shuttle to the Visitor Center.

Deeper Talks: SURF Seminar Series (CETUP* speaker) The Institute for Underground Science and SURF is proud of its researcher community and this series aims to strengthen the sense of intellectual community. It provides a platform for researchers to discuss their work, share insights, and foster interdisciplinary connections. Topic and Speaker(s) to be determined

Travel to Ethnobotanical Garden at SURF (via SURF shuttle) The SURF shuttle will pick participants up at the Visitor Center (front entrance) and travel to the Ethnobotanical Garden at SURF. Accompanying family/friends are welcome to join and take the shuttle to the Visitor Center.

Guest Speaker at Ethnobotanical Garden

Travel to Lead/Deadwood Middle School (via SURF shuttle)

Discussion, Collaboration, and Lunch Lunch provided at the Middle School.

TALK: TBD

TALK: TBD

Discussion and Collaboration

TALK: TBD

TALK: TBD

Discussion, Collaboration, and Lunch Lunch will be provided at the Middle School

Communicating with Media/General Public Guest Science Journalist and SURF Communications Team: Ann Metli and Mike Ray (plus 3 minute challenge)

TALK: TBD

Discussion and Collaboration

Pub Talk + Trivia (prizes awarded) CETUP* participant talk and physics trivia related to Dark Matter (prizes awarded)

TALK: TBD

TALK: TBD

Discussion, Collaboration, Lunch Lunch not provided. Please use per diem cards.

CETUP Science Walk and Discussion

TALK: TBD

Discussion and Collaboration

Crazy Horse Memorial and Indian University of North America Visit and Meet Students DATE SUBJECT TO CHANGE More information to follow (Limited availability)

Dark Matter Workshop Welcome, Important Updates, Helpful Resources, and Group Photo

• Stacie Granum (SDSTA/The Institute)

SURF and The Institute for Underground Science Overview and Update

TALK: TBD

Discussion, Collaboration, and Lunch Lunch provided at the Middle School.

TALK: TBD

Discussion and Collaboration

REMINDER: SURF UNDERGROUND TOUR DAY - pick at 9:00 a.m. MT Participants going on the underground tour will follow this schedule. Participants not going on the tour will have other activities to participate in at the Middle School. More information will follow. Those not going on the underground tour will have the option to attend a Hoist Room tour.

Pickup at Hampton Inn and Travel to SURF for Underground Tour (via SURF shuttle) Underground Tour participants (please read below) If you are a foreign national, you will be required to show your passport before going underground and complete a SURF Access Request Form. Anyone entering the underground must be 18 years or older, must complete safety training, and sign an Acknowledgement of Risk and Release, Agreement Not to Sue and Waiver. Temperatures are in the low- to mid-70s on the 4,850-foot level. SURF will provide personal protective equipment (coveralls, hardhats, cap lamps, safety glasses, etc.). For safety purposes, we require tour guests to wear clothing that is appropriate at a construction site: full-length pants or jeans, shirt with sleeves (at least ¼ length) and sturdy, closed-toe shoes, and socks. Restrooms are available underground. Cameras are welcome. Your underground visit may require walking up to one mile, sometimes over uneven ground. All those who are going underground must be able to perform the following activities: Don and wear the required PPE. Don and use a self-rescuer. Walk in both warm/hot and humid conditions. Walk across uneven or slippery surfaces for distances in excess of one mile. Tolerate standing in very close proximity to others while riding in the personnel cage. Tolerate changes in elevation. Recognize and respond to emergency signals and signs (visual, auditory, and olfactory). Travel to egress points unassisted, and under their own power. Ascend and descend three flights of stairs.

SURF Overview

Safety Training and Waivers (Passports as required)

SURF Underground Tour Lunch

SURF Underground Tour PPE, Shuttle to Ross

SURF Underground Tour (Noon cage down, 3:30pm cage up)

Travel back to SURF E&O Bldg (Return PPE)

Travel to Hampton Inn Hotel (via SURF shuttle)

TALK: TBD

TALK: TBD

Discussion, Collaboration, and Lunch Lunch provided at Middle School.

Science Walk and Discussion

TALK: TBD

Discussion and Collaboration

TALK: TBD

TALK: TBD

Discussion, Collaboration, and Lunch Lunch provided at Middle School.

TALK: TBD

Discussion and Collaboration

Pub Talk + Trivia (prizes awarded) CETUP* participant talk and physics trivia related to Dark Matter (prizes awarded)

Student Day: Introductions

Career Panel

Scientist Mentor/Student Speed Match Up and Shadow

Lunch with Students Lunch provided at Middle School.

TALK TBD

Discussion and Collaboration - Students Shadow

Crazy Horse Memorial and Indian University of North America Visit and Meet Students DATE SUBJECT TO CHANGE More information to follow (Limited availability)

Workshop Welcome, Important Updates, Helpful Resources, and Group Photo

• Stacie Granum (SDSTA/The Institute)

SURF and The Institute for Underground Science Overview and Update

TALK: TBD

Discussion, Collaborations, and Lunch

TALK: TBD

Discussion and Collaboration

TALK: TBD

TALK: TBD

Discussion, Collaboration, and Lunch

TALK: TBD

Discussion and Collaboration

TALK: TBD

TALK: TBD

Discussion, Collaboration, and Lunch

Communicating with Media/General Public Guest Science Journalist and SURF Communications Team: Ann Metli and Mike Ray (plus 3 minute challenge)

TALK: TBD

Discussion and Collaboration

TALK: TBD

TALK: TBD

Discussion, Collaboration, and Lunch

Science Walk and Discussion

TALK: TBD

Discussion and Collaboration

Pub Talk + Trivia (prizes awarded) CETUP Participant Talk and Physics Trivia (Related to Neutrinos)

TALK: TBD

TALK: TBD

Discussion, Collaboration, and Lunch

Crazy Horse Memorial and Indian University of North America Visit and Meet Students

Workshop Welcome, Important Updates, Helpful Resources, and Group Photo

• Stacie Granum (SDSTA/The Institute)

The Institute for Underground Science at SURF Update and Overview

TALK: TBD

Discussion, Collaboration, and Lunch

TALK: TBD

Discussion and Collaboration

TALK: TBD

TALK: TBD

Discussion, Collaboration, and Lunch

Science Walk and Discussion

TALK: TBD

Discussion and Collaboration

Travel to Sanford Lab Homestake Visitors Center

Deeper Talks: SURF Seminar Series (CETUP speaker)

Travel to Ethnobotanical Garden

Guest Speaker at Ethnobotanical Garden

Travel to Lead/Deadwood Middle School (via SURF Shuttle)

Lunch at Middle School Lunch provided at Middle School.

TALK: TBD

TALK: TBD

Discussion and Collaboration

REMINDER: SURF UNDERGROUND TOUR DAY - pickup at 9:00AM (MST) Participants going on the underground tour will follow this schedule. Participants not going on the tour will have other activities to participate in at the Middle School. More information will follow. Those not going on the underground tour will have the option to attend a Hoist Room tour.

Pickup at Hampton Inn and Travel to SURF for Underground Tour (via SURF shuttle) Underground Tour participants (please read below) If you are a foreign national, you will be required to show your passport before going underground and complete a SURF Access Request Form. Anyone entering the underground must be 18 years or older, must complete safety training, and sign an Acknowledgement of Risk and Release, Agreement Not to Sue and Waiver. Temperatures are in the low- to mid-70s on the 4,850-foot level. SURF will provide personal protective equipment (coveralls, hardhats, cap lamps, safety glasses, etc.). For safety purposes, we require tour guests to wear clothing that is appropriate at a construction site: full-length pants or jeans, shirt with sleeves (at least ¼ length) and sturdy, closed-toe shoes, and socks. Restrooms are available underground. Cameras are welcome. Your underground visit may require walking up to one mile, sometimes over uneven ground. All those who are going underground must be able to perform the following activities: Don and wear the required PPE. Don and use a self-rescuer. Walk in both warm/hot and humid conditions. Walk across uneven or slippery surfaces for distances in excess of one mile. Tolerate standing in very close proximity to others while riding in the personnel cage. Tolerate changes in elevation. Recognize and respond to emergency signals and signs (visual, auditory, and olfactory). Travel to egress points unassisted, and under their own power. Ascend and descend three flights of stairs.

SURF Overview Room: E&O Conference Room

Safety Training and Waivers (Passports as required) Room: E&O Conference Room

SURF Underground Tour Lunch Room: E&O Conference Room

SURF Underground Tour PPE, Shuttle to Ross Room: E&O Building

SURF Underground Tour Room: Ross

Travel back to E&O Building (Return PPE) Room: E&O Building

Travel to Hampton Inn Hotel (via SURF Shuttle)

Pub Talk + Trivia (prizes awarded) CETUP* participant talk and physics trivia related to Dark Matter (prizes awarded)

Student Day: Introductions

Career Panel

Scientist Mentor/Student Speed Match Up and Show

Lunch with Students

TALK: TBD

Discussion and Collaboration - Students Shadow

Travel to Sanford Lab Homestake Visitor Center (via SURF Shuttle) Pick up at Hampton Inn Hotel. Participants and accompanying family and friends welcome to take the SURF shuttle to the visitor center.

Neutrino Day Kick-Off Reception private reception to kick-off the annual Neutrino Day Community-wide Science Festival (participants and accompanying family and friends are welcome)