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>The State Armory of the California National Guard’s >160th Infantry, built in 1914, had fallen out of use >in the 1960's as a military facility. The California >Museum of Science and Industry used the cavernous >center of the facility to house as temporary exhibit >know as the "Space Museum." The West and East sides >of the structure had a single floor of divided rooms. >The museum used some of these rooms for administrative >office space. > >The remaining space was then converted to individual >spaces containing a miniature zoo, a chemical >laboratory, a photographic dark room, an electronics >workshop, a computer installation, a biology research >facility and other specialized scientific spaces which >were adjoined by classroom spaces for the traditional >teaching environment. > >Soon thereafter, my parent’s gave me the news that I >was to be sent to “summer school.” I sure wasn’t >happy when I got the news, but after my first day, I >couldn’t get ready fast enough and in the car for my >next day of Summer Science Workshop. Every spring >after that first summer, I eagerly anticipated the >arrival of the new CMSI Summer Workshop catalog. > >Every class provided me with some significant >knowledge that I used later in life and remember and >continue to use to this day. One of these classes >ignited my interest in what became my professional >career. Even some of the most basic scientific >principles that I use from day to day, spark the >memories of my first exposure to that knowledge in >Summer Workshop. > >Everyday, we would make time to visit one favorite >exhibit in the museum for twenty minutes after lunch >and then run to get to the afternoon session just in >time. > >The details that I want to share go on and on from >here.

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