National Science Bee
The National Science Bee is a quiz competition for students in grades 5-8 that tests their knowledge of science concepts across various disciplines. Participants compete at local, regional, and national levels, fostering a passion for science and encouraging academic excellence.
eCybermission STEM Competition
eCybermission is a web-based competition that encourages middle and high school students to explore STEM concepts by solving real-world problems. Participants work in teams to develop projects that address community issues, fostering creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking.
Secondary Student Training Program (SSTP) (University of Iowa)
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.
Horizon Academic Research Program (HARP)
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.
NYU Tandon – Applied Research Innovations in Science and Engineering (ARISE)
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.
Northwestern University’s Center for Talent Development’s Summer Camp
This summer camp provides gifted students with opportunities to explore advanced topics in various subjects, including STEM. Participants engage in challenging coursework, collaborative projects, and enrichment activities that foster intellectual curiosity.
North Carolina State University’s Summer Ventures
This program offers high school students the opportunity to explore STEM fields through hands-on research and experiential learning. Participants work on faculty-led projects, gaining valuable skills and insights into scientific inquiry and innovation.
Science of Smart Cities (SoSC)
This program focuses on the intersection of science, technology, and urban development. Participants explore the principles of smart city design, engage in hands-on projects, and collaborate with experts to develop solutions for sustainable urban living.
Science and Technology Entry Program(STEP)
STEP is designed to support underrepresented students in pursuing careers in STEM fields. The program offers academic enrichment, mentorship, and hands-on research experiences to help students succeed in their educational and professional journeys.
Everyday Engineering
This program introduces students to engineering concepts through practical, real-world applications. Participants engage in hands-on projects that demonstrate the principles of engineering, fostering creativity and problem-solving skills.