All lectures begin promptly at 9:00 a.m. We recommend that you be in your seat by 8:50 a.m.
The lectures are two hours long, with a 10-minute break. Tours and Q&A sessions start at about 11:00 a.m., with everything wrapping up at around noon.
*Lectures are given off-site. Student will need to make travel arrangements.
Preliminary schedule of Fall 2026 lectures and tours; please note that schedule is subject to change.
| Date | Lecture Topic | Speaker | Tour or panel topic |
| September 12 | Introduction to Fermilab | Joshua Barrow, University of Minnesota | Driving Tour/WH/SiDet |
| September 19 | Quantum Mechanics | Max Fieg, Fermilab | Driving Tour/WH/SiDet |
| September 26 | Relativity | Patrick Fox, Fermilab | Driving Tour/WH/SiDet |
| *October 3 | Off-site at University of Chicago: Accelerators and muons | Kevin Lynch, Fermilab and Karie Badgley, Fermilab | SSSF |
| October 10 | The Standard Model of Particle Physics / LHC Physics | Mike Wagman and Christina Wang, Fermilab | CMS Virtual Tour |
| October 17 | Energy Flows on Planet Earth | Bryan Ramson, Fermilab | Prairie activities |
| *October 24 | Off-site at Griffin Museum of Science and Industry: Quantum Sensing & Networking | Ryan Linehan and Andrew Cameron, Fermilab | Panel |
| October 31 | Quantum Computing | Gabe Perdue, Fermilab | Quantum computing Jupyter notebook |
| November 7 | Neutrinos | Gray Putnam, Fermilab | MINERvA masterclass |
| *November 14 | Off-site at Northwestern University: Dark Matter, Dark Energy, and/or Cosmology | TBA | Northwestern lab tours |
| November 21 | Physics and Society | Norbert Holtkamp, Fermilab | Graduation |