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  • GirlSET - Girls Summer Engineering and Technology Program

    GirlSET (Girls Summer Engineering and Technology Program) at Concordia University is a summer program designed for girls aged 14 to 17 to explore STEM fields. Participants engage in hands-on activities, explore subjects like computer science and engineering, and are mentored by university faculty and students.

    Concordia Sir George Williams Campus, downtown Montreal

  • STEAMpunks

    STEAMpunks is a two-week summer camp at Concordia University designed for youth aged 13 to 15. The program offers hands-on workshops, lab visits, and activities led by university professors in science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics to help build skills and confidence for high school and beyond.

    Concordia Sir George Williams Campus, downtown Montreal

  • Congress of Future Medical Leaders

    The Congress of Future Medical Leaders is an honors-only program for high-achieving high school and college students passionate about medicine and biomedical research. It provides mentorship from renowned scientists, networking with peers, and insights into the medical profession, with participants receiving the Award of Excellence upon completion.

    Lowell Memorial Auditorium, Lowell, MA

  • Explore Engineering

    Explore Engineering is a two-week residential summer program at the University of Connecticut designed to introduce high school students to various engineering majors. The curriculum features faculty-led presentations, hands-on projects, and a multidisciplinary 'Grand Challenge' project, all designed and facilitated by undergraduate engineering students.

    University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT

  • Yale Peter E. Schwartz, MD, Discovery to Cure Internship Program

    The Peter E. Schwartz, MD, Discovery to Cure Internship Program provides high school students with hands-on experience in Yale research laboratories. Students work under the mentorship of Yale faculty, gaining practical skills in science and medicine while having the opportunity to contribute to published research and compete in prestigious science fairs.

    New Haven, CT

  • Yale Pathways Research Internships

    Yale Pathways Research Internships (YPRI) is a seven-week summer program that connects qualified public high school students from the New Haven, CT area with scientific research labs at Yale University. It aims to excite students about scientific investigation, allow them to explore various scientific fields, and improve their college preparedness.

    New Haven, CT

  • Conrad Challenge

    The Conrad Challenge is an innovation and entrepreneurship competition for high school students honoring the legacy of Apollo 12 astronaut Pete Conrad. Participants work in teams to apply entrepreneurial skills, critical thinking, and STEM principles to design deployable, commercially viable solutions to global challenges.

    Unsure

  • Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center Continuing Umbrella of Research Experiences (CURE)

    The Continuing Umbrella of Research Experiences (CURE) Program is a full-time, paid summer research internship hosted by Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center for high school and undergraduate students. Participants engage in hands-on mentored cancer research projects, scientific skills training, journal clubs, and professional development in biomedical sciences. The program aims to encourage students to pursue careers in scientific research.

    Longwood Medical Area, Boston, MA

  • Cooper Union Summer STEM Program

    The Cooper Union Summer STEM program offers 3- or 6-week courses covering college-level engineering and computer science topics, modeled after Cooper Union undergraduate coursework or research projects. It is designed for students who have completed 9th, 10th, or 11th grade and are interested in hands-on exploration of STEM disciplines.

    41 Cooper Square, New York, NY

  • Coriell Summer Experience for High School Students

    The Coriell Institute for Medical Research offers occasional educational opportunities, although specific details regarding a "Summer Experience for High School Students" are not currently available on the official website. The Institute is a non-profit organization focused on biomedical research, biobanking, and scientific education.

    Camden, NJ

  • Cornell Engineering High School Outreach Academies (CATALYST and CURIE)

    Cornell Engineering's High School Outreach Programs, which encompassed the CATALYST and CURIE academies, provided high school students with hands-on STEM exploration and engineering enrichment at Cornell University. According to the Cornell Duffield College of Engineering Office of Inclusive Excellence, these high school outreach programs are no longer offered going forward as the college shifts outreach focus.

    Hollister Hall, Room 102, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853

  • Cornell University Precollege Studies Online Programs

    Cornell University Precollege Studies Online Programs offer high school students the opportunity to take credit-bearing undergraduate Cornell courses online alongside undergraduates during summer and winter sessions. Students can explore subjects across science, technology, mathematics, humanities, and arts, learning on a synchronous or asynchronous schedule.

    Virtual