Digital Learning is a youth program of the California Academy of Sciences where young people develop their technology skills, explore science and nature, and create cool digital science stories using diverse media. Our youth are exposed to a wide variety of digital media and tools, from astronomy dome shows to computer game programming to social… Read More
The New England Center for Investigative Reporting, based at Boston University’s College of Communication, is again offering a unique Investigative Journalism Workshop this summer. This program, now in its seventh year, would be a perfect fit for students who are interested in journalism or writing. Nearly 130 students from 23 states and 13 countries attended last summer’s workshop,… Read More
Created in 1996, the Careers in Science Intern Program provides San Francisco youth from communities traditionally underrepresented in STEM (Science Technology Engineering Mathematics) fields with opportunities to immerse themselves in the sciences. In this paid internship, interns develop life and job skills, receive college and career mentorship, and learn science and sustainability concepts in an… Read More
The College of Engineering at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) is excited to announce several opportunities for high school students during the summer! The Worldwide Youth in Science & Engineering (WYSE) program offers a weeklong residential camp for students interested in learning about different engineering disciplines offered at UIUC. The Exploring Your Options Camp invites all rising 11th-12th graders,… Read More
Applications are now being accepted for the Introductory College Level Experience in Microbiology (iCLEM) program for low-income high school students with a passion for science and engineering. These students will intern over the summer at the Joint BioEnergy Institute with established science advisors conducting real-world research on biofuels and will also receive college application preparation…. Read More
Harmony Through Education’s (Harmony) mission is to educate children with special needs in rural, impoverished areas of developing nations. This education enables the children to rise above the confines of their isolation, develop self-esteem and employable skills, and become a source of pride for their families and communities. Harmony implements this mission by creating effective… Read More
Do you have 30 minutes to inspire young readers? March 2–6, 2015, The Mission Preparatory School is hosting Read Across America Week, part of a nationwide celebration of reading in honor of Dr. Seuss’s birthday. To make this event truly special and inspiring, we are inviting you to support our students’ literacy and leadership development… Read More