The SSTP at the University of Iowa offers high school students a chance to engage in hands-on research experiences in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Participants work on independent research projects, develop skills in scientific inquiry, and present their findings at the end of the program.
HARP provides high school students with the opportunity to conduct research in various academic fields. Participants work closely with faculty mentors, gaining valuable experience in research methodologies and critical thinking while exploring potential career paths in academia.
The ARISE program offers high school students the chance to engage in research projects in science and engineering. Participants work with faculty and graduate students, developing technical skills and exploring potential career paths in STEM fields.
This program provides undergraduate students with the opportunity to conduct research in biomedical sciences at Rockefeller University. Participants work closely with faculty mentors, gaining hands-on experience and insights into cutting-edge scientific research.
PRIMES USA is a research program for high school students interested in mathematics and computer science. Participants work on independent research projects under the guidance of mentors, developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills while contributing to the field.
This institute provides female students with the opportunity to conduct research in STEM and humanities fields. Participants work closely with mentors, develop research skills, and engage in collaborative projects that promote gender equity in academia.
This program provides students with the opportunity to engage in medical research at Georgetown University. Participants work alongside faculty mentors, gaining hands-on experience in clinical and laboratory research while exploring careers in medicine and healthcare.
These programs provide high school students with opportunities to engage in scientific research and inquiry. Participants work on real-world projects, develop research skills, and collaborate with scientists, fostering a passion for STEM fields.
The Lumiere Junior Explorer Program invites high school students to explore the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) through hands-on projects and mentorship. Participants develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills while engaging in innovative research experiences.
The Amgen Scholars Program provides undergraduate students with hands-on research experiences in biotechnology and life sciences at leading institutions. Participants work closely with faculty mentors, enhancing their research skills and preparing for future careers in science and medicine.
