Visit the National Museum of Mathematics: This museum houses interactive exhibits and displays that will help the students better understand probability. They can also take part in mathematical activities that offer an informative, hands-on approach to learn about the subject.

Attend a talk at the Office of Naval Research: The ONR regularly hosts talks about the applications of probability theory in the Navy and other branches of the US military. This will give the students the opportunity to learn about how probability is used in practical, real-world situations.

Visit the National Air and Space Museum: This museum features many exhibits on the history of air and space exploration, and has detailed information on the use of probability theory in the development of aerospace technology.

Attend a Probability Seminar on the University of Maryland Campus: The UMD hosts seminars and classes on probability theory that the students can attend. They will be able to hear from experts in the field and interact with other university students.

Participate in DataFest at American University: DataFest is an event that uses data from various sources to demonstrate applications of probability theory. It will give the students a fun and interactive way to learn more about the subject.