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  • NYSF Year 12 Program

    The National Youth Science Forum (NYSF) Year 12 Program is a nine-day immersive experience designed for students entering Year 12. Participants tour science and technology facilities, engage in hands-on lab sessions, attend talks from working scientists, and explore various STEM career pathways while connecting with peers from across Australia.

    Multiple Locations

  • NYU GSTEM Summer Research Program

    NYU GSTEM is a six-week summer research program designed for high school juniors, particularly girls and other groups historically underrepresented in STEM. Participants are paired with STEM mentors across New York City institutions for an intensive 5-week research project, supplemented by field trips, lectures, and workshops culminating in a final research paper and symposium presentation.

    251 Mercer Street, New York, NY 10012

  • Machine Learning Summer Program

    The NYU Tandon Machine Learning Summer Program introduces high school students to the computer science, data analysis, and mathematical techniques that drive machine learning and artificial intelligence. Participants explore applications such as autonomous vehicles, diagnostic medical technology, and image recognition through lessons and hands-on projects guided by university faculty and researchers.

    On Campus, Brooklyn, NY

  • Ochsner Health’s STAR Summer Scholars Program

    The Ochsner Health STAR Summer Scholars Program is a four-week, cost-free summer program for high school students. It provides hands-on opportunities in science, technology, academics, and research to inspire students to pursue careers in healthcare.

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  • Ochsner STEM Pathfinder Program

    Ochsner STEM Pathfinder is a free one-week summer program that introduces high school students to various health science career paths. Students engage with Ochsner professionals through mentorship, career chats, clinical skills training, and laboratory experiments.

    Multiple Locations

  • Cameron University NanoExplorers High School Summer Science Academy

    NanoExplorers is a ten-day residential summer STEM academy at Cameron University that introduces high school students to nanotechnology through hands-on activities, chemistry and physics applications, and career exploration. The program is specifically for Oklahoma high school students.

    Cameron University, Lawton, OK

  • Camp Biomed

    Camp Biomed is a STEM Summer Academy for students in grades 8-10. Participants engage in hands-on microbiology and molecular biology experiments, including producing bioluminescent bacteria and touring a molecular research lab.

    Broken Arrow Campus, Northeastern State University, OK

  • OMRF Sir Alexander Fleming Scholar Program

    The OMRF Sir Alexander Fleming Scholar Program provides Oklahoma high school seniors and undergraduate students with a paid, hands-on, eight-week summer research internship. Participants work under the mentorship of senior scientists at the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation.

    825 N.E. 13th St., Oklahoma City, OK, 73104

  • SPARK Summer Camp

    The SPARK Summer Camp is a free, week-long program hosted by the OU Health Campus College of Medicine for high school students interested in health careers. The program provides an introduction to the field and encourages applications from all high schoolers, with preference given to upperclassmen.

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  • Explore Engineering Summer Academy

    The UCO Explore Engineering Summer Academy is a free, hands-on program for students entering 8th through 10th grade. Students work in teams to design, build, and test engineering projects under the guidance of UCO engineering faculty and students.

    100 N. University Drive, Edmond, OK 73034

  • ARISE@UM

    ARISE@UM is a four-week research-immersive summer program at the University of Mississippi that connects high school and community college students with faculty and graduate student mentors in STEM labs. Participants engage in hands-on research and attend workshops, gaining experience in scientific inquiry and exploring STEM career pathways.

    University of Mississippi, Oxford, MS

  • MCC Jr. Speed Mentoring

    The UC San Diego Moores Cancer Center (MCC) offers the MCC Jr. Speed Mentoring program, which provides 4th-12th grade classes the opportunity to have a cancer researcher virtually join their class via Zoom. Researchers provide a Cancer 101 tutorial, discuss their cutting-edge research, and take questions to encourage interest in STEM careers. The program also offers students a direct line of communication for future academic and career advice.

    Virtual