Gowthami Gengatharan, a second-year UB medical student, welcomes the assembled Girl Scouts.

Izabelle Tucholski, a sixth-grader from Transit Middle School, looks over her event passport. The scouts received stickers for their passports at each of the morning's events.

Getting accustomed to their purple gloves are Troop #306 members (from left) Norah Altamimi, Caroline Keim (in pink hat), Chand Kodial and Izabelle Tucholski.

Each girl received an event passport.

The scouts at this table are learning how to suture by sewing together two pieces of felt to create small teddy bears. Working on their teddy bears are Alyssa Crewe (foreground) and Hope Parkhilo-Wylie (to Alyssa's right), both members of Troop #70029 in Lewiston.

First-year medical student Julia Liberto (at left, holding skull) examines human bones with (from left) Chand Kodial, Norah Altamimi and Izabelle Tucholski.

Scouts visit the Gross Anatomy Lab.

Audrey Wagner (left), a first-year medical student, and Brandon Mariotti also a first-year medical student who is wearing his brain cap, talk about the brain. The scouts put together paper brains after coloring the different areas of the brain.

Medical student Audrey Wagner supervises as scouts color the different sections of the brain.

Addressing the scouts are doctor panelists (from left) Kathy Bethin (holding the microphone), Jennifer Meka, Medhavi Gupta and Maya Khalil. According to the projection screen, Thin Mints are Bethin's favorite Girl Scout cookies.