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The Science and Engineering Apprenticeship Program (SEAP) places high school students in Department of Navy (DoN) laboratories where they take part in real Naval research for eight weeks during the summer.

SEAP gives academically talented sophomores, juniors, and seniors interested in STEM the opportunity to learn about Naval research and technology while receiving first-class mentoring by top scientists and engineers.

SEAP is a competitive program with around 300 placements in more than 38 laboratories around the country in which many participants go on to careers within the DoN. Interns are selected based upon academic achievement, personal statements, recommendations, and career and research interests.

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The Science and Engineering Apprenticeship Program (SEAP) places high school students in Department of Navy (DoN) laboratories where they take part in real Naval research for eight weeks during the summer.

SEAP gives academically talented sophomores, juniors, and seniors interested in STEM the opportunity to learn about Naval research and technology while receiving first-class mentoring by top scientists and engineers.

SEAP is a competitive program with around 300 placements in more than 38 laboratories around the country in which many participants go on to careers within the DoN. Interns are selected based upon academic achievement, personal statements, recommendations, and career and research interests.

How it works

SEAP places academically talented high school students with interest and ability in science and engineering as participants in Department of Navy laboratory research for eight weeks during the summer. Interns will be selected based upon academic achievement, personal statements, recommendations, and career and research interests.

Eligibility

High school students who have completed at least Grade 9 (See exceptions below)

Must be currently enrolled in high school (but may be taking college level classes for college credit)

Graduating seniors are eligible to apply

Must be 16 years of age or older by the internship start date to participate (See exceptions below)

Solely U.S. Citizens (See exceptions below)

Exceptions

Students should check individual lab pages for eligibility as some labs make exceptions for the following:

Grade minimum

Age minimum

Permanent Residents and Dual Citizens

Duration & Stipend

The internship has a duration of eight weeks (with the possibility of extending up to two additional weeks). Stipend levels will be determined by the student's years of participation in SEAP and will be paid bi-weekly via direct deposit. Stipends are as follows:

New participant: $4,000

Returning participant: $4,500

Encourage students to pursue DON science and engineering careers

Enhance education with mentoring by laboratory scientists and engineers

Enable students to participate in meaningful STEM research

Expose students to DON science & technology and research & development opportunities

Increase DON STEM internship opportunities for underrepresented groups

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We are excited to share that our scholarship pages are live and continuously being updated with new opportunities for 2026! You can find all the latest information on our website now.

We are deeply committed to fostering academic excellence and empowering the next generation of leaders and innovators.

Please help us spread the word about these valuable opportunities to your students, children, and within your networks. These scholarships can be a significant step in helping students achieve their educational aspirations and unlock their full potential.

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The Science and Engineering Apprenticeship Program (SEAP) places high school students in Department of Navy (DoN) laboratories where they take part in real Naval research for eight weeks during the summer.

SEAP gives academically talented sophomores, juniors, and seniors interested in STEM the opportunity to learn about Naval research and technology while receiving first-class mentoring by top scientists and engineers.

SEAP is a competitive program with around 300 placements in more than 38 laboratories around the country in which many participants go on to careers within the DoN. Interns are selected based upon academic achievement, personal statements, recommendations, and career and research interests.

How it works

SEAP places academically talented high school students with interest and ability in science and engineering as participants in Department of Navy laboratory research for eight weeks during the summer. Interns will be selected based upon academic achievement, personal statements, recommendations, and career and research interests.

Eligibility

High school students who have completed at least Grade 9 (See exceptions below)

Must be currently enrolled in high school (but may be taking college level classes for college credit)

Graduating seniors are eligible to apply

Must be 16 years of age or older by the internship start date to participate (See exceptions below)

Solely U.S. Citizens (See exceptions below)

Exceptions

Students should check individual lab pages for eligibility as some labs make exceptions for the following:

Grade minimum

Age minimum

Permanent Residents and Dual Citizens

Duration & Stipend

The internship has a duration of eight weeks (with the possibility of extending up to two additional weeks). Stipend levels will be determined by the student's years of participation in SEAP and will be paid bi-weekly via direct deposit. Stipends are as follows:

New participant: $4,000

Returning participant: $4,500

Encourage students to pursue DON science and engineering careers

Enhance education with mentoring by laboratory scientists and engineers

Enable students to participate in meaningful STEM research

Expose students to DON science & technology and research & development opportunities

Increase DON STEM internship opportunities for underrepresented groups

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Middle School STEM Day Camp

Event Date: Nov. 8

Sign-up Date: Oct. 13

Aviation and Enginering

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National Youth Science Camp (NYSCamp)

The application portal will be available for the 2025 NYSCamp starting January 27, 2025 with a firm deadline of February 28, 2025.

Eligibility Requirements for U.S. Applicants

Graduates from high school between 1 July 2024 and 30 June 2026.

Documented superior academic proficiency, including recognition in STEAM.

Recognition for notable achievements in STEAM program areas.

Skills and achievements outside of STEAM and academia.

Must demonstrate a curiosity and an eagerness to explore new topics.

Must intend to pursue higher education and a career in a STEAM-related field.

Must be willing and able to participate daily for the entire duration of the NYSCamp program.

Must be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 with at least one booster. Official documentation of vaccination status will be required to be submitted if selected to attend the NYSCamp.

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2024 NYSCamp Announcement

The 2024 National Youth Science Camp (NYSCamp) is now accepting applications here!

2024 NYSCamp Overview

The 2024 National Youth Science Camp (NYSCamp) aims to be fully in person again, from June 29 to July 20, 2024.

The deadline to submit the application is 11:59 PM ET/8:59 PT on February 29, 2024.

To apply to the National Youth Science Camp (NYSCamp), please complete an application and direct any questions to your State Selection Coordinator. International applicants, please apply by contacting your State Department Contact, this may include using the online application linked above.

Delegates will be expected to commit to attending camp and fill out delegate paperwork by April 15, 2024, or within 2 weeks of being notified that they have been selected to attend, otherwise, their spot may be given to an alternate from their state or another state.

Eligibility Requirements for U.S. Applicants

Graduates from high school between 1 July 2023 and 30 June 2025.

Documented superior academic proficiency, including recognition in STEAM.

Recognition for notable achievements in STEAM program areas.

Skills and achievements outside of STEAM and academia.

Must demonstrate a curiosity and an eagerness to explore new topics.

Must intend to pursue higher education and a career in a STEAM-related field.

Must be willing and able to participate daily for the entire duration of the NYSCamp program.

Must be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 with at least one booster. Official documentation of vaccination status will be required to be submitted if selected to attend the NYSCamp.

International applicants, please check your eligibility to apply and find application instructions for eligible countries by visiting our U.S. State Department Contact page.

Application Instructions for U.S. Applicants

Florida, Georgia, and Massachusetts select delegates through their state science fairs. If you are from one of these states, please contact your state's selection coordinator for additional information. Delegates from the remaining 47 states and Washington D.C. please follow the instructions below to prepare and submit your application for the 2024 NYSCamp.

Please note: Once you submit your application, the system will automatically email the individual listed as the recommender requesting they upload the letter of recommendation to your application. We encourage you to submit your application with enough time for your recommender to be able to add the letter before the February 29 deadline.
Please submit your application here when you have prepared all the necessary application materials.
Eligibility Requirements and Application Instructions for International Applicants

In recent years the Office of Cultural and Educational Affairs at the United States Department of State has sponsored delegates from select nations in the Americas. The State Department selects these nations, and the selection coordinators choose delegates at the U.S. Embassy in each nation. Thus, each country processes applications differently. Please visit the National Youth Science Camp Application (International Applicants) page to learn more information. Reach out to your State Department contact with any questions.

International delegates for the 2024 National Youth Science Camp will be from: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Mexico, Panama, Trinidad and Tobago. Applicants must:

If you are a resident of one of the countries selected to send delegates (noted above), then you must be 16, 17 or 18 years of age on July 1, 2024, have strong skills in spoken English, and be eligible for a J-1 Visa to enter the United States. Do not apply for a J1 Visa at this time; if selected, the U.S. Embassy in your country will provide assistance.

You must have documented superior academic proficiency, including recognition in mathematics or the sciences.

You must have documented leadership abilities and social maturity through involvement in school or community activities.

You must have documented skills and achievements outside the realm of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics and outside the realm of academia.

You must demonstrate a curiosity and an eagerness to explore many and varied topics.

You must intend to pursue higher education and a career in a science, technology, engineering, or mathematics related field.

You must be willing and able to participate in the entire NYSCamp program.

Proficiency in English is necessary, as the program is conducted in English.

Must be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 with at least one booster before attending the in person portion of camp. Official documentation of vaccination status will be required to be submitted if selected to attend the NYSCamp.

Delegate Selection

Delegates are selected by representatives appointed by the Governor of their state or by the U.S. Embassy in their nation. If you would like to nominate a high school junior or senior in the U.S. to apply for the 2024 NYSCamp, you can submit a nomination here until January 15, 2024.

Most U.S. delegates will be notified of their selection by Monday, April 1, 2024 by their State Selection Coordinator. Selected delegates will receive an official invitation from the National Youth Science Camp by April 5, 2024, and will be expected to commit to attending the full NYSCamp and fill out delegate paperwork by April 15, 2024.
If you are selected as a delegate from your state, you must confirm your attendance and fill out camp paperwork by April 15, 2024 to ensure your spot is not given to an alternate.
Delegate Participation

Since selection to attend camp is a very competitive process with only two delegates guaranteed a spot from each state or nation, we expect NYSCamp delegates to fully participate in both the camp. We expect all delegates to be fully present 24/7 during the 3 weeks of in-person camp. The camp is located in the National Radio Quiet zone which means there is no mobile phone service. Please do not plan to take internships, online college classes, etc. during the NYSCamp as we are unable to provide the support needed to meet the deadlines of high-demand programs.

Delegates will also have the opportunity, if they desire, to propose, plan, and present their own seminar during the camp.

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50th AIAA Dayton-Cincinnati Aerospace Sciences Symposium CALL FOR ABSTRACTS For High School Students

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Submit by 2/15/25

If you have created an advanced STEM project, this is an opportunity to have that showcased!

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The Dayton-Cincinnati Aerospace Sciences Symposium (DCASS) is a unique venue for technical interchange with members of the regional aerospace community. This year’s event is scheduled to be held on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at the Sinclair Ponitz Conference Center.

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Wanted to pass on some info for Girls / Boys State.  They’re scheduled for 8-14 June 2025 at Bowling Green State University (Girls) and Miami University (Boys State).  This is an incredible program for Juniors so please feel free to share with other staff members.

For Girls State, please fill out the attached form and send to Vicky Buck at vicky@alaohio.org.

For Boys State, please contact Christie White at programs@ohiolegion.com.

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Welcome to The American Legion Department of Washington, where a legacy of patriotism and community empowerment thrives. As a cornerstone of American values for over a century, we stand strong in our commitment to veterans, active-duty military, and the communities that make our nation great.

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Event Date & Time: Saturday, October 18, 2025 | 1100 – 1530 hrs
Location: National Museum of the U.S. Air Force Airfield, Area B, WPAFB

Flyer - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dax1l_ed_tyq1nOFNvGjvooJID0kjCe-/view?usp=sharing
Free Entry for Public & Booth Displays
Entry Fee Only Applies to Pumpkin Launch Teams
To Register or Request Booth Space: STEM.Pumpkin.Chuck.Dayton.OH@gmail.com
Intel & Updates: https://www.facebook.com/PumpkinChuckDayton (Follow and Like Our Page!)

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Students grades 9-12

July 31, Aug. 2, 5, 7, 9.

Cybersecurity

Link to register - https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/VQK2XX2

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https://boonshoft.org/events/

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Students with HS Biology credit

2-week summer camps: June 3-14th or July 8-19th

2024 Applications are due March 25th

Are you a high school student interested in biotechnology and

biomanufacturing? Apply now for DaytonMADE!

Experience hands-on lab activities, guest speakers, a campus tour, an

industry field trip, and more!

www.ues.com/daytonmade

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Biomanufacturing Explorers (Monday through Friday, 9a-4p)

Rising 10th, 11th, or 12th graders with little to no prior exposure to biotechnology or biomanufacturing. Students curious about biotechnology are encouraged to participate.

Biomanufacturing Trailblazers (Monday through Friday, 9a-4p)

Rising 11th or 12th graders with some experience with biotechnology preferred. Students passionate or interested in learning more about biotechnology and biomanufacturing opportunities are encouraged to participate.
*Students may only attend one camp. Students who have participated in the Explorers camp are welcome and encouraged to apply for the Trailblazers camp.
Both camps require that the applicant has taken and passed high school level biology.

Camps will take place on the Wright State University campus.
Transportation will be available from central pick-up locations for those who need it.
Parking passes will be available for students who can drive themselves.

Family and friends are invited and encouraged to attend student demonstrations on the final day of the program!

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High School Students and Career Courses

10/3/23 - 10AM to 6PM

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Engage in a virtual Nursing School Fair with Nursing Schools across the country.

https://www.careereco.com/User/LogIn?ReturnUrl=%2fUser%2fFairRegistration%3ffairId%3d2fb83cd8-d193-4155-bf21-b0180123f4e1&fairId=2fb83cd8-d193-4155-bf21-b0180123f4e1

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Students & Families

Saturday, September 30
10:30am to 1:30pm
Dayton Metro Library Main Branch
215 E. Third St., Dayton, Ohio

Ohioan David Fitzsimmons, author of the Curious Critters series, will present two shows at 11am and noon thanks to the Dayton Metro Library. We’ll also have a performance from the Olohana Polynesian Dancers, live animal ambassador from Five Rivers MetroParks, visits from friends like Curby from the Montgomery County Solid Waste Management District, and even photo opps with the one and only Nature Cat!

Throughout the event, families can participate in hands-on Wild for Ohio activities, including: Fun with Fossils, Beaks as Tools, Nature Magnification Station, Parachuting Spiders, Nature Cat coloring station, Nature Bean Bag Toss, Door Prizes, giveaways and fun with other community partners.

No tickets are necessary – we look forward to seeing you there!

Enrichment, Animals, STEM, Library

https://thinktv.org/wild-for-ohio/?fbclid=IwAR3R8y7Z-tn5WWGUPa_326fdrj37h12EWgar5NkJRsThGvZhy5A17h7n0tM

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We are excited to announce that we're hosting a new event - Wild for Ohio - at the main branch of the Dayton Metro Library on Saturday, September 30! This free event for kids and families is presented with funding from Ohio Learns 360. Saturday, September 3010:30am to 1:30pmDayton Metro Library Main Branch215 E.

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High School Students

Register by 9/5; full year, fall semester, and spring semester classes available

Free class for high school credit!! The link also includes cool cybersecurity resources, including virtual escape rooms.

Computer Science, Programming, Student, Cybersecurity, High School

https://caecommunity.org/initiative/k12-ring#

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AIR Camp Fly Day 2024 - FALL EVENTS

August 3rd or Sept. 28

Grades 7-12

Women in STEM, AIR Camp

https://app.campdoc.com/!/dn/login?r=aircamp%20girlsonlyfall

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Teachers, Students, Families

Wednesday, June 21, 2023 at 11 AM at Wright Brothers Memorial

No sign-up required

Join the Environmental Branch of WPAFB and organizations from across the state as we highlight local pollinator initiatives. Join us for a native plant sale, a food truck, face painting, live bee demos, and more! This family friendly event is FREE and open to the public!

Elementary School, Middle School, High School, Teachers, Environment, Biology, Science

https://www.facebook.com/events/2082350238822626/?scrlybrkr=24ad5b13

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Causes event in Dayton, OH, United States by WPAFB Natural Resources Program on Wednesday, June 21 2023

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* Have at least a 2.0 GPA
* Be a U.S. citizen, U.S. national, or permanent resident of the U.S. or its possessions
* Be a recent high school graduate (2023) or a rising Junior, or Senior (graduating 2024)
* Planning to enroll at Sinclair Community College and/or Central State University in a qualifying STEM degree program (Biology, Chemistry, Exercise Science, Engineering/Engineering Technology, Mathematics, Liberal Arts Science, Computer Science)

Dates: June 5-9th, 2023, June 12th-16th

Time: 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Location: Sinclair Community College - Dayton Campus

Questions/Comments: Sarah Heist - sarah.heist@sinclair.edu.

Sinclair

https://sinclaircc.wufoo.com/forms/z1j2q2sr1h48hmc/

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High school students can gain state recognition for exceeding Ohio’s graduation requirements through a STEM Honors Diploma. High-level coursework, college and career readiness tests and real-world experiences challenge students.

https://education.ohio.gov/Topics/Ohio-s-Graduation-Requirements/Contacts-and-Resources/Honors-Diplomas/STEM-Honors-Diploma

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High school students can gain state recognition for exceeding Ohio's graduation requirements through a STEM Honors Diploma. High-level coursework, college and career readiness tests and real-world experiences challenge students.

Students must meet of the following criteria, unless it is a minimum graduation requirement, which are here for the class of 2017 and here for the classes of 2018 and beyond. Students must meet general graduation requirements to qualify for honors diplomas.

STEM Honors Diploma

Science

5 units, including 2 units of advanced science

World Languages

3 units of one world language, or no less than 2 units of each of two world languages studied

Electives

2 units with a focus in STEM

ACT/SAT

ACT: 27 or higher/SAT: 1280 or higher

Field Experience

Complete a field experience and document the experience in a portfolio specific to the student's area of focus

Portfolio

Develop a comprehensive portfolio of work based on the student's field experience or a topic that is related to the student's area of focus

Guidance

To be eligible, students must complete units, or credits, in specific subjects (see above chart). They can use Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, College Credit Plus and Credit Flexibility coursework to meet the unit requirements of an honors diploma. A single course can meet multiple criteria if it fits under multiple subject areas.

Students also can design their own independent study courses. This requires that someone with proper licensure in the subject area must teach or co-teach the courses used for an honors diploma.

Math - Students must take algebra I, geometry, algebra II (or equivalent), and one other higher level course OR a four-course sequence that contains equivalent or higher content. Students can meet the math criterion for the STEM Honors Diploma through successful completion of coursework that contains content equivalent to five units.

Science - Advanced science refers to courses that are inquiry based with laboratory experiences. They must align with the grades 11/12 standards (or above) or with an Advanced Placement science course or entry-level college course (clearly preparing students for a college freshman-level science class, such as anatomy, botany or astronomy). Students can meet the science criterion for the STEM Honors Diploma through successful completion of coursework that contains content equivalent to five units, with two of the five units being in advanced science.

Social Studies - Students may get credit for both an American history course and/or the Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate American history course (same for government and world history). If a district counts financial literacy as a social studies course, students can use it as an elective to meet the requirement. If the district counts financial literacy as a family consumer science or business education elective, it does not count.

World Language - Only credits from courses that are sequential and proficiency based (e.g., Spanish levels I, II, III or German I and II and French I and II) fulfill the honors diploma requirement. Sequential classical (e.g., Latin, Ancient Greek) and visual (e.g., American Sign Language) languages DO fulfill the honors diploma requirement. No units from language courses coded as "Foreign Language Exploratory" can count toward the honors diploma requirement. No units from culture-based courses can count toward the honors diploma requirements.

If a student opts to complete this criterion by taking two units each of two world languages studied, a student must complete a total of four world language units. This means two sequential, proficiency-based units in two different languages.

Electives - Courses labeled as STEM must include opportunities for project- and problem-based learning through the application of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. If used for mathematics credit, a single computer programming course may simultaneously fulfill the requirements for the fifth mathematics credit and a STEM elective. Use of one course to meet two criteria also may occur for STEM courses that align with science.

GPA - GPAs must be calculated on an unweighted 4.0 scale.

Fine Arts - Courses taken in middle school may meet the general graduation requirement of two semesters of fine arts, but a course must count for high school credit (be high school level work or above) to count for the honors diploma. Dance, drama/theatre, music and visual art courses all count as fine arts courses.

ACT and SAT score requirements - Students must have scores of 27 or higher on the ACT or 1280 or higher on the 2016 SAT or their equivalents on previous or future versions of the tests. The score for SAT was updated due to the new SAT exam. For students who took the SAT before March 1, 2016, concordance tables can be found here, and further information can be found on the College Board's website. The ACT writing and SAT essay sections are not included

Field Experience - To fulfill the field experience criterion, a student must complete a learning experience that is pertinent to his or her honors diploma area of focus. Experiential learning is focused on the application of academic and technical skills within a student's program of study. Experiential learning includes lab-based activities, co-ops, simulated workplace, mentorships, internships, pre-apprenticeships and apprenticeships. Lab-based experiential learning should simulate real-work worksites and expectations. Students should receive regular supervision and follow-up that is documented. Click here for more detailed guidance on field experience.

Portfolio - Work that is contained in a portfolio documents the student's extensive knowledge and technical, critical-thinking and creative skills (representative of the student's honors diploma area of focus) that the student has learned. Students must get their portfolios reviewed and validated by external experts. Click here for more detailed guidance on the portfolio criterion.

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2023 Resident Scholar Program- Procter and Gamble

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Rising 10th and 11th grade students with above a 2.3 GPA

Program runs June 12-15, 2023 at P&G in Cincinnati

Applications are due Friday, April 14, 2023

The P&G Resident Scholar Program (RSP) is a unique 4-day job shadowing experience designed to expose exceptional minority high school students to careers leveraging a STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Math) degree. Program participants are exposed to the exciting world of Research & Development at P&G. By the completion of the program, participants leave with a better understanding of (1 Applying a STEM background to research, (2) Working cooperatively in a team, and (3) Building a consumer product. The RSP experience continues through high school graduation with opportunities for training, mentoring, and leadership development, including opportunities to return to P&G as summer interns.

https://www.pgcareers.com/job/cincinnati/2023-resident-scholar-program/936/42866125456?utm_campaign=google_jobs_apply&utm_source=google_jobs_apply&utm_medium=organic

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The P&G Resident Scholar Program (RSP) is a unique 4-day job shadowing experience designed to expose exceptional minority high school students to careers leveraging a STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Math) degree. Program participants are exposed to the exciting world of Research & Development at P&G. By the completion of the program, participants leave with a better understanding of (1) Applying a STEM background to research, (2) Working cooperatively in a team, and (3) Building a consumer product. The RSP experience continues through high school graduation with opportunities for training, mentoring, and leadership development, including opportunities to return to P&G as summer interns.

This program will take place Monday, June 12th - Thursday, June 15th 2023.

Application Deadline is Friday, April 14, 2023.

Final Candidates will be notified by April 28th, 2023.

Must be in High School, entering into your Sophomore or Junior year for the 2023-2024 school year, and interested in pursuing a career in STEM.

ENTRY ESSAY addressing the questions below (Please upload with your job application within the resume section):

Why do you want to be a participant in the P&G Resident Scholar Program?

What experiences do you expect to gain that would further your interest in pursuing a STEM degree?

Must have a C+ average for consideration.

Just So You Know:

We are committed to providing equal opportunities in employment. We value diversity and do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.
Immigration Sponsorship is not available for this role. For more information regarding who is eligible for hire at P&G along with other work authorization FAQ's, please click .
Procter & Gamble participates in e-verify as required by law.

Qualified individuals will not be disadvantaged based on being unemployed.

We will ensure that individuals with disabilities are provided reasonable accommodation to participate in the job application or interview process, to perform essential job functions, and to receive other benefits and privileges of employment. Please contact us to request accommodation.

Job locations: Job Type: Job categories: Req No:
Full time Research And Development R000072123 Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

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High School Students and Recent Graduates

Internship dates and application deadlines will vary, reference your specific posting

Some of Smithsonian's internships are virtual;  some of those accept high school students. Look through the postings to see what you are eligible for!

STEM, Education, Museums, Biology, Engineering, High School

https://internships.si.edu/opportunities

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Below is a list of current internship opportunities at the Smithsonian. You can use the box below to search for internships by keywords or topics. Use the drop-down menu to see opportunities for individual units or museums. Check back regularly as opportunities change.

Central Smithsonian Wide Internships

The Archives of American Art offers internships year-round to students enrolled in undergraduate or graduate programs who wish to learn and gain professional experience in various fields including archival science, information management, museum studies, art administration, art history, and cultural studies.

Asian Pacific American Center

Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage

Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

National Air and Space Museum

The intern will assist with the creation of teacher resources for TII and local educators, including integrating authentic data and technology into their classrooms. The intern will help review and log applications for TII 2023 and assist with planning of the 2023 institute. The intern will assist with a plan for 2023-2024 professional development.

National Museum of African American History and Culture

The Robert Frederick Smith Internship Program seeks to reverse the trend of underrepresentation of African Americans and other minorities in museum professions through well-paid internships at NMAAHC as well as at select cultural institutions across the country. Now accepting applications for Summer 2023 opportunities.

Social Justice Oral History Conversations Internship
Part-Time Hybrid Internship (less than 20 hours per week)
Time period: March 20-October 2023
Stipend: $5,000

Accessibility, Diversity & Inclusion, Anthropology - Cultural, Cataloguing, Communication & Marketing, Cultural Heritage, Curatorial, Film, History, Public Affairs & Social Media, Writing & Editing, Social Justice

National Museum of American History

The Jerome and Dorothy Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention and Innovation at the National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution, offers a full-time, 10 week, archival internship opportunity for one graduate student each summer. The internship stipend is $7,000. Housing, benefits, and transportation are not provided.

THE INTERNSHIP WILL:
Enable new professionals to understand, identify, and manage the historical records of American invention and innovation

National Museum of Asian Art (Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery)

Application deadline: February 24, 2024
Cheng-Harrell Graduate Internship
Paid, Part-time (20 hrs/week)
Academic Year 2024-25: September 9 - December 20, 2024 (Fall semester) and January 20 - May 2, 2025 (Spring semester)

Application deadline: February 16, 2024
Summer Undergraduate Internship at the National Museum of Asian Art
Paid, Full-time (40 hrs/week)
June 17 - August 9, 2024

National Museum of Natural History

Natural History Research Experiences (NHRE) is a 10-week summer internship program hosted at the National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution in Washington D.C. NHRE interns work closely with scientific mentors to complete independent research projects in Earth Science, Biology, and Anthropology.

The internship is full time, 40 hours per week.

Previous research experience is not required, and we encourage applications from minorities and members of other groups underrepresented in the sciences.

The Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History seeks a science writing intern interested in developing science communication skills in an active communications and public affair office. The intern will help create original content to be published on the Ocean Portal website ( https://ocean.si.edu), and participate in other communication activities, including social media campaigns.

The Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History seeks a science writing intern interested in gaining experience in an active communications and public affairs office. This is an excellent opportunity to expand your professional portfolio and learn how to present science and natural history stories to the public in relevant and engaging ways.

National Museum of the American Indian

National Museum of the American Latino

National Portrait Gallery

Office of Educational Technology

Office of General Counsel

Office of Government Relations

A History of Women in the United States Congress is an 8-week summer internship program hosted at the Smithsonian Office of Government Relations in Washington DC. Funded by the American Women's History Initiative Collaboration and Community Fund, this internship is open to non-senior undergraduates, who have a strong interest in women's history, politics and who have at least a 3.0 GPA.

Office of Protection Services

This internship is in the Smithsonian's central Office of Public Affairs. It provides hands-on experience in area of public relations. Regular responsibilities include conducting research, creative and strategic planning for communications plans and media relations.

Office of Safety, Health & Environmental Management, Fire Protection Division

The primary purpose of the Fire Protection Division (FPD) internship is to provide a practical learning experience in the areas of life safety and fire protection engineering. Interested students should be enrolled in an engineering related major, from an accredited college or university, and willing to learn how to conduct facility assessments, perform design reviews, and provide construction oversight for fire protection and life safety systems.

Office of Sponsored Projects

Office of the Chief Information Officer

The Digitization Program Office (DPO) is a branch of the Smithsonian's Office of the Chief Information Officer. DPO is tasked with increasing the quality, quantity and impact of Smithsonian digitized collections. With 155 million objects and specimens, 156 thousand cubic feet of archival materials, and 2 million library volumes (which are housed in 41 facilities, 19 museums and 9 research centers), the scale and diversity of Smithsonian collections presents a unique digitization challenge.

Office of the Under Secretary for Education

The Claudine K. Brown Internship in Education is funded through an endowed fund in memory of Claudine K. Brown, an educator and influential leader of the Smithsonian. Awardees of the Brown Internship are appointed based on a demonstrated interest in the field of education and museum leadership. Internships are available for college students, including under-served youth.

The Smithsonian and its Smithsonian Affiliates, in collaboration with the Emerson Collective and the George Washington University, will offer the Leadership for Change Internship to rising college sophomores, juniors, and seniors who are committed to helping communities, are passionate about social justice, and are driven to accelerate positive impact in our world.

Smithsonian American Art Museum

Smithsonian American Women's History Initiative

Interns with Smithsonian Associates are offered unique opportunities to learn about all aspects of educational programming for both adults and children, while contributing extensively to one of the world's great cultural institutions. Intern projects are designed to benefit both the Institution and complement the intern's own interests, skills, and experience.

Intern Duties: Promotional and programmatic support for the large scale public events, with a special focus on after-hours, Smithsonian-wide programs for young professionals.

Interns with Smithsonian Associates are offered unique opportunities to learn about all aspects of educational programming for both adults and children, while contributing extensively to one of the world's great cultural institutions. Intern projects are designed to benefit both the Institution and complement the intern's own interests, skills, and experience.

This internship offers the unique opportunity to immerse in all the Summer children's' program offered by Associates. Looking for a team of interns both on in person and virtual. Duties will vary based on location.

Administrative & Clerical, Art & Art History, Education, History, Membership, Music, Natural History, Photography, Special Events & Festivals, STEM, Visitor Services & Public Programs

Smithsonian Environmental Research Center

The Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC) in Edgewater, Maryland offers undergraduate and beginning graduate students a unique opportunity to gain hand-on experience in the fields of environmental research and education. The program enables students to work on specific projects while getting experience in valuable lab techniques all under the direction of the Center's professional staff. The program is tailored to provide the maximum educational benefit to each participant.

The Archives of American Gardens internship provides opportunities to perform various archival collections management tasks including cataloging and digitization. This experience will help interns gain practical experience in preparing archival collections for research access. Assignments focus on cataloging garden files and images by describing their content according to recognized data standards, digital asset management, assisting with basic research and reference duties, and developing a range of outreach materials.

This internship provides the opportunity to learn various components related to developing education and outreach materials for curators, staff, and the general public. As both a public garden and open-air museum, Smithsonian Gardens' educational programming encompasses art, history, science, and culture. Interns acquire hands-on experience, complete meaningful projects with lasting value to the Smithsonian, and get an inside view of the Smithsonian Institution.

Smithsonian Gardens (SG) provides an array of learning experiences through its internship program thanks to the wide diversity of services and programs it offers at the Smithsonian Institution, the world's largest museum complex. Interns will learn skills in a broad range of horticultural endeavors from professional staff that can provide a strong practical background to emerging professionals wanting to enter the public gardening world.

The following intern programs are operating onsite, and hybrid format that are accepting applications for Summer 2023:

Smithsonian Libraries and Archives

For Summer 2023, the Smithsonian Libraries and Archives Education department is seeking an intern to help relaunch and expand our resource-lending kit, Traveling Trunks. These tactile multimedia kits are packed full of resources from across the Smithsonian Institution and deliver immersive educational experiences for a middle school audience. Through touch, tech, sight, and sound, Traveling Trunks creates a screen-free sensory rich environment.

Smithsonian Science Education Center

Project Description: Intern will work with the Professional Services team of the Smithsonian Science Education Center to support the evaluation of two DEAI projects: STEM Diversity and Zero Barriers in STEM Education. Learning objectives include:

Project Description: Intern will work with Smithsonian Science Education Center curriculum developers to assist in the revision of Smithsonian Science for the Classroom modules. Interns will learn how to apply knowledge of science content, research, and pedagogy to assist in developing high-quality resources for teaching and learning. Learning objectives include:
* Assisting in the revision of Smithsonian Science for the Classroom modules. This task may include writing, editing, and proofreading as part of a team of writers, editors, education specialists, and scientists.

Project Description: Intern will work with educators, researchers, staff, SSEC partners, and experts in the field of STEM Education for Sustainable Development (STEM4SD) to support the Smithsonian Science for Global Goals project and the Network for Emergent Socio-Scientific Thinking (NESST). Learning objectives include:

Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute

Competitive program funded by the Smithsonian and generous donors open to all nationalities.
The purpose of the STRI General Internship Program is to provide a place for internship applicants who are generally interested in STRI's science to pursue a research experience with one of our scientific mentors based on their interests. Interns are selected based on merit and potential for achievement.

Panama's science and technology secretariat (SENACYT) provides internships to Panamanian students at local universities (undergraduates, recent graduates, and Master's students) so they can work alongside STRI scientists.

This program is designed to enhance intellectual development and give students real world experience working alongside professionals here at STRI.

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Internship Opportunities at the Smithsonian

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High School Students

Ongoing, self-paced, virtual program

Virtual work experience programs replicate work at top companies and help you gain the skills to be successful when applying and working there. In only 5-6 hours, learn the relevant tools necessary to complete a typical work day at that company. Our virtual work experience programs are 100% free, open-access, and self-paced. No experience or application is required!

https://www.theforage.com/

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"You can't have a say at the table if you don't have a seat at the table. So these programs and these opportunities for people who look like me, act like me and think like me, are an opportunity to have a seat at the table so we can have a better future for the people behind us."

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Free Virtual Work Experience Programs from Top Companies - Forage.

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High school students at least 16 years of age with a 2.0 GPA or higher

Application through USAJobs

The U.S. Department of State’s Pathways Internship Program includes both the Internship Experience Program (IEP) and the Internship Temporary Program (ITEP). Both programs are targeted toward U.S. citizens enrolled in a wide variety of educational institutions from high school to graduate school and professional academic levels. Both programs provide students with opportunities to explore Federal careers while being paid for the work performed.

STEM, Science, Engineering, High School

https://careers.state.gov/interns-fellows/pathways-programs/pathways-internship-programs/

https://www.usajobs.gov/

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Pathways Internship Programs The U.S. Department of State's Pathways Internship Program includes both the Internship Experience Program (IEP) and the Internship Temporary Program (ITEP). Both programs are targeted toward U.S. citizens enrolled in a wide variety of educational institutions from high school to graduate school and professional academic levels. Both programs provide students

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High school students 16 years and older, teachers

Participants will apply existing skills and learn new ones working for an international organization from home. The three main project areas are global health, environmental sustainability, and children/education. Virtual interns are eligible for course credit through Portland State University.

Medicine, Science, STEM, Health, Education,

https://www.goabroad.com/providers/united-planet/programs/united-planet-virtual-internship-and-volunteer-quests-183609

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United Planet Virtual Internship and Volunteer Quests

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9th-12th Grade Students

Rolling applications for general positions

Medicine Encompassed is a 503(c)(3) organization to introduce students to STEM, biology, and medicine. Interns will work on committees to create and publish resources to educate others about subjects and opportunities in these fields.

STEM, Medicine, Biology, High School

https://www.medicine-encompassed.org/get-involved

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High school students

Biomanufacturing Explorers (Rising 10th, 11th, or 12th graders with little to no experience)June 5-16

Biomanufacturing Trailblazers (Rising 11th and 12th graders preferably with some interest or experience)July 17-28

Applications due April 28 at 5pm EST

Ten day experience focused on biotechnology and biomanufacturing at Wright State. All students must have passed high school biology. The program is free; lunch and resources will be provided, as well as a stipend for students who attend every day.

Biology, Technology, High School, Engineering

Students may obtain up to 80 hours of work based learning!

https://www.ues.com/daytonmade

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Biomanufacturing Explorers (Monday through Friday, 9a-4p)

Rising 10th, 11th, or 12th graders with little to no prior exposure to biotechnology or biomanufacturing. Students curious about biotechnology are encouraged to participate.

Biomanufacturing Trailblazers (Monday through Friday, 9a-4p)

Rising 11th or 12th graders with some experience with biotechnology preferred. Students passionate or interested in learning more about biotechnology and biomanufacturing opportunities are encouraged to participate.
*Students may only attend one camp. Students who have participated in the Explorers camp are welcome and encouraged to apply for the Trailblazers camp.
Both camps require that the applicant has taken and passed high school level biology.

Camps will take place on the Wright State University campus.
Transportation will be available from central pick-up locations for those who need it.
Parking passes will be available for students who can drive themselves.

Family and friends are invited and encouraged to attend student demonstrations on the final day of the program!

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Dayton (bio)Manufacturing Awareness and Discovery Experience

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Student Virtual AI Coding Camp

Summer 2023 OR Winter 2023

APPLICATION DEADLINE 3/25/23 for summer

Camp cost: $899, but 1 in 10 students is given full scholarships to attend.

Virtual Camp, MIT, Coding, IT, AI

https://www.ai-camp.org/program-overview

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Girls in Aviation Day - Dayton

Saturday, September 21, 2024

Designed for girls ages 8-17, Girls in Aviation Day is a FREE event to interest girls and young women to get into aviation. Not everyone has to be a pilot - there are careers through engineering, mechanics/maintenance, logistics, human resources, accounting, air traffic control, dispatchers, hospitality, drones, marketing, management, and so many more!

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https://zurl.co/Jh9N

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In partnership with the National Aviation Hall of Fame and Women in Aviation’s Huffman Prairie chapter are pleased to host a Girls in Aviation Day that will sure to impress! Designed for girls ages 8-17, Girls in Aviation Day is a FREE event to interest girls and young women to get into aviation. Not everyone has to be a pilot - there are careers through engineering, mechanics/maintenance, logistics, human resources, accounting, air traffic control, dispatchers, hospitality, drones, marketing, management, and so many more!Girls in Aviation Day’s mission is to educate and empower youth to pursue career journeys in aviation and aerospace. Hands-on activities and STEM connections foster inquisitive minds. Exposure to static aircraft displays promotes tangibility to ambitions. Female role models encourage and inspire youth to explore unique careers and design dreams. GIAD events exhibit new experiences within industries that youth may not have exposure to. Celebrate, empower, and inspire the future of aviation through the 10th Anniversary of Girls in Aviation Day.For most of us, we had no idea that we could be in aviation. The goal of this event, and others like it, is to create awareness of the many careers in aviation and support the interest of those who already have a passion for the sky!VIPs and other highlights to be announced.Families, scouting groups, etc are welcome! We ask that you stay with your child(ren) for the duration of the event.Only girls (ages 8-17) attending need a ticket (one ticket = one girl).**Those chaperoning children or additional family/children do not need tickets.Volunteers also do not need tickets.Lunch is not provided: feel free to bring a picnic lunch to enjoy outside the museum or purchase lunch at the Valkyrie Cafe.**Security protocols are in place at the museum. Attendees are required to follow all NMUSAF screening procedures and prohibited items list. For more information, visit https://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/Visit/

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Rising Seniors, Professional Educators

Summer Internship, 40 hrs/week

Applications due January 10, 2023

Weekly stipend paid for work done ($468 for student internships, $1,324 for teacher internships)

The selected interns gain valuable hands-on experiences working with full-time AFRL scientists and engineers on cutting-edge research and technology and are able to contribute to unique, research-based projects.

https://afrlscholars.usra.edu/scholarsprogram/

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Department of Navy Science and Engineering Apprenticeship Program

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Department of Navy Science and Engineering Apprenticeship Program

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Rising 10th through 12th Graders (must be 16 at start of internship)

8 week summer internship

Summer 2024 Applications open August 1, 2023

Competitive program with a lab site in Dayton; new interns receive a $4,000 stipend for the summer research work.

Science, Engineering, High School, Jobs, STEM, Navy

https://www.navalsteminterns.us/seap/docs/SEAPflyer2023.pdf

https://www.navalsteminterns.us/seap/

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The purpose of this Padlet is to easily share STEM opportunities for Fairborn students and families.

If you have questions about events, you can contact Sarah Fulton at sfulton@fairborn.k12.oh.us, Amanda Taylor at ATaylor@fairborn.k12.oh.us, and Rachel Sauder at RSauder@Fairborn.k12.oh.us.

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Wright Scholar Research Assistant Program

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Wright Scholar Research Assistant Program

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Student Research Assistant position

8 weeks in summer 2023

APPLY BETWEEN Nov - Early Jan

Air Force Research Lab

Multi Subject

http://wpafbstem.com/Wright_Scholar/Wright_scholar.html#

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Student and teacher

https://mailchi.mp/9a22bfd86342/8ivugjivxw-4882791?e=4281ccb7e4

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What's New With Us?: Happy March! This week we had a great webinar with the DeBruce Foundation as a prep for their amazing Design Session to be held at the Jacksonville Convening. If you haven't registered for the convening yet, we are running a promotion linked below! More than half of all Ecosystems are already signed up, join them!

TIES is seeking several forward-thinking school districts to join the DI3 Center!: Introducing Design Innovate Incubate Implement, a center to support formal education institutions. Learn more and apply here.

You asked, we listened. The 3rd Pitch event will be noon EST March 9! The Pitch events build connections between researchers and grant writers at the national level with STEM Ecosystem Leaders from across the globe. We saw first-hand that many connections were made between researchers and practitioners at our first and second Pitch events. Register today!

We are still offering a "Buy 5 get the 6th Free" promotion for all full c onvening registrations. One person needs to register the whole team at the same time. That person selects "attendee" as the Registration Type and then has the option to add/register more team members from there. The discount is automatically applied on the 6th person. If you have more than six team members, the fee for the seventh goes back to the full $750. The entire team needs to register at the same time with the same payment method.

News & Opportunities: Here you'll find grant opportunities, workshops, events, articles, and more! Check back every week to see how you can grow your Ecosystem.

On March 8, 2023, the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) and the University of Washington (UW) will convene U.S. Government officials with climate, sustainability, and resilience leaders and educators from colleges and universities across the country for a virtual forum. These stakeholders will showcase how innovative ideas and actions can advance climate change efforts on college campuses while benefitting the surrounding communities and beyond.

A report from the Carnegie Corporation of New York: K-12 Science Education in the United States: A Landscape Study for Improving the Field.

OUT NOW: New episode of the Let's Talk STEM with Dr. Calvin Mackie podcast, with guest Louie Lopez, director of DoD STEM.

YOUR Highlights: Check out some of the highlights, upcoming sessions, and stories from our friends in Kenya, Ohio, and New Jersey! Want to be featured? Tag us in your work @STEMEcosystems on Twitter!

This week, the Kenya National STEM Learning Ecosystem has been preparing for teacher training this weekend to Mark World Engineering Day in March 4, 2023! Check out their flyer.

Sponsored by the Jewish Federation of Cleveland, our friends at NEOSTEM and members of Israeli Ecosystems joined up for a delegation visit! Check out this great photo from our very own Jeremy Shorr.

It's officially March... which means it's the start of NJ STEM Month! We were amazed by all the great stuff they had planned last year, so be sure to check their website to see what's on the agenda this year!

The Pitch #2

EWeek Easy Button with Siemens and DiscoverE

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Students and teachers

Webseries hosted by Dr. Frederic Bertley, President and CEO of COSI

Explore how scientific discoveries impact our daily lives- with the experts!

https://cosi.org/cosi-connects/qed-dr-b

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We are back with another season of our Emmy®-winning science TV show!

QED with Dr. B highlights cutting-edge scientific discoveries that impact our daily lives

Hosted by "Dr. B" - COSI's own President and CEO, Dr. Frederic Bertley

Each episode features relatable conversations with scientists and innovators from across the nation

QED with Dr. B is a partnership between COSI and WOSU Public Media, a PBS affiliate station

Major funding for Season 2 of QED with Dr. B is provided by:

Major funding for Season 1 of QED with Dr. B is provided by:

Additional Resources:

Produced by COSI Studios

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Junior and Senior High School Students

Designated dates, must request more information

Register through volunteer department 937-641-3333

Shadow clinical or non-clinical staff for a 5 hour shift

https://www.childrensdayton.org/careers/student-opportunities

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At Dayton Children's Hospital, we value education and provide students with opportunities to learn from our pediatric and professional experts.

pediatric residency training program

Dayton Children's partners with Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine to provide the Integrated Pediatric Residency Training Program. Inpatient educational experiences take place at Dayton Children's. Residents' ambulatory experiences are enhanced by outpatient rotations in a setting specifically focused on delivering outpatient care to healthy children and acutely and chronically ill children.

nurse extern program

We understand your needs as a nursing student. The nurse extern program at Dayton Children's Hospital was developed to give junior nursing students an opportunity to get hands-on experience with pediatric patients. The students accepted into our program all have an interest in being pediatric nurses when they graduate.

child life practicum

Dayton Children's is pleased to offer clinical experiences for college students pursuing the child life profession. This practicum is a 140+ hour observational experience that is designed for students who have or are currently obtaining a degree in child life. Observational experiences may include medical play, preparation, coping and distraction, plus diversional and recreational play.

dietetic programs

Dayton Children's partners with Andrews University, University of Dayton/Premier Health dietetic internship and Miami University/Kettering Health ACEND accredited dietetic internship programs to prepare competent pediatric focused entry level dietitians. In addition, clinical nutrition and lactation at Dayton Children's offers volunteer experiences for undergraduate dietetics students and provides support for supervised practice hours to become an international board certified lactation consultant (IBCLC).

other student opportunities

job shadowing program

This program allows junior and senior high school students and undergrad to sign up to shadow clinical or non-clinical staff for a 5 hour shift during one of our designated job shadowing dates. This does not include physicians and physician assistants. For more information on this program please contact our volunteer department at 937-641-3333.

non-medical internships

Marketing Communications - The marketing communications department at Dayton Children's offers internships to junior and senior-level college students year-round. To review the job description and apply, please visit Handshake. Search "Dayton Children's Hospital" and then look for the marketing communications internship position.

Dayton Children's Foundation - The Dayton Children's Foundation is responsible for all fundraising done for Dayton Children's. For more information on an internship with development please contact getinvolved@childrensdayton.org.

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Students

Students under 18 require separate paperwork.

Ongoing as patient and staff schedule permits.

Requires health insurance, immunizations, TB Test, and other medical paperwork.

https://ketteringhealth.org/careers/job-shadowing/

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Thank you for your interest in job shadowing with our Kettering Health healthcare professionals. Please complete the application to express your interest. It should take about 10 minutes to complete.

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WSU University Physics Department Open House

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Dates

2/15/23 1:30 pm

3/9/23 4:00 pm

3/22/23 1:30 pm

4/6/23 4:00 pm

4/19/23 1:30 pm

Location: Fawcett Hall 204

Curious about Physics at WSU? Meet students and faculty and learn about career Opportunities for Physicists.

https://science-math.wright.edu/physics

Email Contact Dr. Ivan Medvedevat at ivan.medvedev@wright.edu for more information.

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Wright State's Department of Physics has a track record you can count on! If you want to pursue a challenging but rewarding career, consider our four undergraduate bachelor's degree programs and five graduate degree programs.

Our graduates are professors, scientists, and engineers employed at national laboratories and a variety of private companies. They also work outside of science and engineering as medical doctors and legal counsel for corporations.

Since 1965, more than 300 students have successfully completed their physics studies at Wright State. Many of our graduates are or have been employed with area companies such as the Air Force Research Laboratory, Berriehill Research Corporation, Cornerstone Research, Defense Research Associates, Mound Labs, Photon-X, Prime Control, SET Associates, Spectral Energetics, and Spectral Energies. These are just a few companies that hire Wright State physics graduates for both careers and internships/co-ops.

You can find work here in Dayton-but you can also complete your studies here. First, choose an undergraduate program. When you do, consider our 4+1 dual-degree option that allows you to complete your B.S. and M.S. in five years. Finish your preparation with a Ph.D. in interdisciplinary applied science and mathematics that will give you the education needed to apply for any position, anywhere, in this field!

Areas of Research

Biophysics

Chemical sensing

Computational physics

Electrical properties of random media

Geophysics

High temperature superconductivity

Ionospheres

Magnetic properties of materials

Materials science

Metallic nanoparticles

Modeling of biological processes

Molecular spectroscopy

Optical characterization of solids

Percolation theory

Physics education

Quantum electronics

Scaling phenomena

Semiconductor electrical and optical characterizations

Solid state electronics

Terahertz imaging

Terahertz Research Cluster

Theoretical physics

Thermospheres of earth and planets

Ultrafast spectroscopy

Degrees and Programs

Success Stories

Former Raider and professional soccer player Christopher Dupont returned to Wright State to conduct research while pursuing M.D. and Ph.D. degrees.

After graduating with a bachelor's degree in Physics from Wright State in April, Jacen Urbaniak will pursue a Ph.D. in physics at Worcester Polytechnic Institute.

Department News

Former Raider and professional soccer player Christopher Dupont returned to Wright State to conduct research while pursuing M.D. and Ph.D. degrees.

Intel will bring thousands of jobs to Ohio and invest over $100 million into colleges and universities to prepare the workforce of the future.

Wright State will collaborate with Central State University, the University of Cincinnati and other institutions in two projects supported by Intel Corporation.

View all college news

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The Physics department in the College of Science and Mathematics at Wright State University offers a Bachelor of Art or Science in Physics, a Master of Science in Physics or Teaching Physics, a 4+1 B.S./M.S. track, and a minor. Check out our degree programs, research areas, and advising resources.

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Science Saturdays- Engineers Club of Dayton

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Science Saturdays- Engineers Club of Dayton

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Intended for Grades 2-6, open to all

3/4/23, 5/13/23, 9/9/23, 11/11/23 from 9:30-10:30am

A different exciting topic every time!

Past shows available on YouTube

https://daytonregionalstemcenter.org/stem-outreach/science-saturdays/

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Science Saturdays' is a live, free show that is a revitalization of the science show that Charles Kettering and his "Barn Gang" in the early 20th Century on the very same stage at the Engineers Club of Dayton.

Content has been developed for students in grades 2-6, but audience members of all ages are invited to attend and participate.

Follow us on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZS38Dr4hTdbjt4QG8bzpyg

Next Show:

March 4th: SUPERHEROES

Location:

Engineers Club of Dayton: 110 E Monument Ave, Dayton, OH 45402

Show begins at 9:30 a.m.

Follow us on Facebook @ScienceSat to get up-to-date information & Subscribe to our YouTube.

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Follow us on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZS38Dr4hTdbjt4QG8bzpyg Next Show: March 4th: SUPERHEROES Location: Engineers Club of Dayton: 110 E Monument Ave, Dayton, OH 45402 Show begins at 9:30 a.m.

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Greene County Parks and Trails Education Programs

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Greene County Parks and Trails Education Programs

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Students: K-8 defined programs, 9-12 upon request

A variety of programs are available throughout the year- students coming to parks, naturalists coming to school, classroom totes, and preschool programs. Programs vary by season. Secondary programs can be designed to meet class needs.

https://www.gcparkstrails.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/GCPT-School-Programming-booklet-022522.pdf

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Teen Summer Volunteer Program- Boonshoft Museum of Discovery

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Teen Summer Volunteer Program- Boonshoft Museum of Discovery

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Students age 12-17

One 6-hour shift a week May 29-August 4 (60hrs)

Applications open 2/15-4/15

Science, Education, Service, High School, Middle School

https://boonshoft.org/volunteer/

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Follow the link below to find short summaries for all of our volunteer opportunities at Boonshoft and SunWatch. Volunteers receive a basic orientation and receive training for their specific position as they work alongside staff in their assignments. All applicants must meet the position requirements, submit an online application, and submit any extra paperwork required.

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Agraria High School Land Stewards Program

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Agraria High School Land Stewards Program

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Student Event

February-May (1st and 3rd Wednesdays 3:45-5:30 pm)

Applications coming soon

8 sessions; 14 service hrs

Service, Agriculture, Environmental, High School

High School Land Stewards — Agraria Center For Regenerative Practice

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Agraria Center For Regenerative Practice

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High School Land Stewards - Agraria Center For Regenerative Practice

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Ohio Student Wildlife Research Symposium

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Ohio Student Wildlife Research Symposium

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6-12th Student Proposal &/or Teacher Attendance

4/17/23 9a.m. to 4p.m.

2/2/23 deadline for student proposals

Project WILD training free

Science, Environmental, Middle School, High School, Teacher

Environmental Education Council of Ohio - 2023 Annual Ohio Student Wildlife Research Symposium (eeco-online.org)

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Personal space name tags will be implemented.

Student Poster Abstracts will be available soon

Are you a teacher who would like to conduct research related to wildlife and/or wildlife habitats or conservation projects with high school students?

Are you a high school student who would like to be involved in wildlife-related research or conservation efforts?

Or maybe you're a conservation or wildlife professional or wildlife enthusiast who is willing to learn more about or willing to help students conduct research? Join us for this unique event!

College Credit (if combined with EECO Annual Conference) and Contact Hour Certificates are available for Educators who need them for their CEUs.

The Annual Student Wildlife Research Symposium will take place on Thursday April 13, 2023 at the Deer Creek State Park Lodge and Conference Center. This symposium kicks off the annual EECO Conference. The Symposium will highlight how to do research with students and how to partner with universities and environmental professionals to provide wildlife-related research opportunities for students.

Registration is $40 (Includes lunch) Presenter's and Advisor's Registration is covered by a grant. Must use a CODE for registration. Student registration is FREE.

The symposium is sponsored by the ODNR-Division of Wildlife, EECO-the Environmental Education Council of Ohio

Registration is now open.

A tentative agenda can be viewed here.

Student Wildlife Research Symposium Sponsors include:

Parent Please note Selecting to register for this event means registering for lunch or dinner & discussion in the presentation room.

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2023 Annual Ohio Student Wildlife Research Symposium

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QuestBridge - Scholarships and Resources

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QuestBridge - Scholarships and Resources

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Student Event

Ongoing

3/22/23

College matching, scholarships to summer programs, laptop

College, High School

Teacher referral: Refer a Student (questbridge.org)

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Sinclair Science, Mathematics & Engineering Open House

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Sinclair Science, Mathematics & Engineering Open House

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Student Event

3/18/23 9-11 am

Open house

Building 12, Dayton Campus, Rm 172

Science, Mathematics, Engineering, STEM, High School, Family

Science, Mathematics & Engineering Open House (sinclair.edu)

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Saturday, March 18, 2023
9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Building 12, Dayton Campus

Greeters will be on hand to direct you to the check in table.

As technologies advance and the job market expands, the demand for skilled and experienced industry professionals will continue to increase. Attend our future upcoming open house to:

Engage with faculty

See lab and equipment demonstrations

Learn more about the enrollment process

Tour classrooms and labs

Discover internship and employment opportunities

With so many programs offered in engineering technology at Sinclair, you can find the program that best suits your needs or even explore a new field of STEM technology.

Build your future with Science, Mathematics & Engineering!
Listed below are the departments which will be represented at the SME Open House:

Masks are generally optional at Sinclair. There is no general mask requirment on Sinclair campuses, except in health care education programs and other specialized settings where infectious disease control is practiced as a part of the programs of study.

For our detailed safety guidelines, please visit Safe Smart Sinclair page.

Complimentary Parking in Lot C. Visit www.sinclair.edu/visit for directions and parking information.

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Science, Mathematics & Engineering Open House

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Greeters will be on hand to direct you to the check in table. As technologies advance and the job market expands, the demand for skilled and experienced industry professionals will continue to increase.

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Students K-8 and families; Volunteers

Sunday, 12 March, 2023 (12-6pm)

Can register online or in-person at the event.

Hosted by IEEE-USA (Institution of Electrical and Electronics Engineering)

Event ties together the excitement of college basketball and the power of STEM education

Volunteers get two complimentary tickets to a First Four game on 3/14 or 3/15

Engineering, STEM, Science, Elementary School, Middle School, Family, Teachers

https://ieeeusa.org/bighoopla/

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The Big Hoopla 2022

IEEE-USA was a silver sponsor of the Big Hoopla STEM Challenge on Sunday, 13 March 2022. An estimated 3,000 parents and children attended, many of whom visited IEEE-USA's booth to engage in STEM activities and learn more about technology careers. More than 15 IEEE volunteers participated from the Dayton area (including the University of Dayton Student Section), Cincinnati and even Columbus.

The event, which is The Big Hoopla's anchor event, tied together the excitement and passion for college basketball to the power of STEM education. Regional and national partners, including IEEE-USA, were on-site to engage students with hands-on science, technology, engineering and math demonstrations.

Here are some pictures from the 2022 events.

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IEEE-USA Supports The Big Hoopla as a Silver Sponsor For the second consecutive Year, with volunteer support from the IEEE Dayton Section, IEEE-USA is sponsoring The Big Hoopla, a set of events opening the "First Four" as part of the NCAA's Men's Basketball Tournament 12-15 March in Dayton, Ohio.

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Student

Daily in March

Log in and register MyHPW dashboard for links to Live Webinars surrounding all health areas of interest. Check in for access to games, scavenger hunts, Kahoot quizzes and more!

Healthcare, Medicine, Biomedical, Science, High School

http://hpw.explorehealthcareers.org/inquiryform?utm_source=EMP&utm_medium=email&utm_content=73412715&utm_campaign=34636-111346&utm_term=2-435021

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Smithsonian Institute National Engineer Day and More

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Student and Teacher

March 4 +

Multiple events

Lots of opportunities for diversity

<Engineering, multi>

https://www.unesco.org/en/days/engineering-sustainable-development

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World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development

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The 17 colours of the UN Sustainable Development Goals are included in the World Engineering Day logo and represent the commitment to the UN 2030 Agenda. The colours at the centre of the image are for the Sustainable Development Goals for Water, Energy, Sustainable Infrastructure and Innovation.

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University of Miami Virtual Diversity in Science Webinar

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University of Miami Virtual Diversity in Science Webinar

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Student Event

2/11 11:00 am-12:25 pm

This is an annual event, and should repeat.

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Science, Girls, High School, Teacher

Underrepresented students in marine science

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Join us for the 3rd annual day of interactive science learning for underrepresented students, hosted by the Rosenstiel School! Students virtually visit marine science laboratories, see first hand ongoing research projects and interact with other underrepresented scientists from a variety of different fields and backgrounds.

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Event for all!

2/17-2/18/24

Open house

FREE

Technology, Engineering, STEM, Science, High School, Middle School, Elementary School, Family, Teacher

https://www.techfestdayton.org/

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TechFest 2024 will once again be held in person in February 17-18, 2024, so mark your calendars today! TechFest is a free two-day family event held at Sinclair Community College. It has been organized and conducted by ASC of Dayton since 2003. The focus of TechFest is STEM - Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.

We look forward to seeing all of you on February 17-18, 2024!

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TechFest 2024 will once again be held in person in February 17-18, 2024, so mark your calendars today! TechFest is a free two-day family event held at Sinclair Community College. It has been organized and conducted by ASC of Dayton since 2003. The focus of TechFest is STEM - Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.

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Explore Engineering the Hands-On Way! (UD)

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Student Event

February and November

Register ~1 week before the event

Additional program "Extra Exploring" available promoting diversity in engineering.

Engineering, College, High School, Family

https://udayton.edu/engineering/k-12-programs/explore_engineering/index.php

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Saturday, February 25, 2023

Thank you for your interest in Explore Engineering. At this point, our February event is closed and our waitlist is full. We will offer this event again in November 2023.

Other opportunities to visit the School of Engineering can be found . Registration is also currently available for all of our School of Engineering residential summer camp programs (SEE-UD). Details can be found

The School of Engineering would like to invite high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors and their families to our Explore Engineering program. Prior to registering for this event, please review the lab options and choose your top four. We will do our best to place you in at least two of your top four options.

Visit our campus and discover engineering design and innovation through hands-on activities led by faculty and graduate students from our engineering departments. University of Dayton representatives from Co-op & Internship Office, Multi-Ethnic Engineers Program, Women Engineering Programs, and the International Engineering Student Engagement as well as University students, faculty, and staff will be available to answer your questions.

Join Us for Extra Exploring

Would you like to attend Extra Exploring on Saturday February 25 before the Explore Engineering event? Extra Exploring is hosted by the Women Engineering Program, the Multi-Ethnic Engineers Program and International Engineering Student Engagement Program.

At our Extra Exploring program, y ou will meet current students, faculty and staff and learn how they engage in these programs in the Diversity in Engineering Center.

Learn more about Extra Exploring here
If you would like to schedule a visit before this time, please see our visit page for opportunities.

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Students grades 9-12 through the competition season

September 2023-January 2024 two Saturdays a month and one virtual meeting

Applications due May 2023

Program puts teams of students in the position of newly hired IT professionals tasked with managing the computers and network of a small company. Through a series of online competition rounds, teams are given a set of virtual operating systems and are tasked with finding and fixing cybersecurity vulnerabilities while maintaining critical services.

Computer Science, Coding, High School

https://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/Education/CyberPatriot-Program/

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The National Museum of the USAF is inviting students entering grades 9 through 12 to apply to be a member of the Museum’s CyberPatriot Program.

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Student Event grades 9-12

Saturday, 11/18/23

Register by 11/13/23 - limited seats

8:30 am Student Union

Engineering, Science, STEM, Medicine, Biomedical, High School, Middle School, Family, Math

The STEMM Experience is an event for high school students and their families to visit Wright State and participate in hands-on laboratory activities and demonstrations hosted by our faculty in the College of Engineering & Computer Science and the College of Science and Mathematics. This is a terrific opportunity for students to explore STEMM career paths and experience a college learning environment.

http://www.wright.edu/stemmexperience

marissa.wynn@wright.edu or 937-775-5001.

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Event Description:

You and your family are invited to The STEMM Experience at Wright State University, the place to be if your future includes science, technology, engineering, mathematics or medicine. Your STEMM adventure will be customized based on your area of interest.

While at Wright State, you can:
* Participate in laboratory activities
* Explore more than 20 STEMM majors
* Interact with faculty members and current students
* Visit our scientific research laboratories and our engineering maker spaces

Choose from STEMM experience options like these:

STEMM programs at Wright State participating in The STEMM Experience include: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Biological Sciences, Biomedical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Environmental Science, Electrical Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology, Industrial and Systems Engineering , Information Technology and Cybersecurity, Materials Science and Engineering, Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, Medical Lab Sciences, Neuroscience, Psychology, Public Health and Statistics (Actuarial Science).

For more information, email cosm@wright.edu. Register by November 15. Seats are limited! See you November 19. Check-in begins at 8:30 a.m. at the front entrance to the Student Union.

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Student Event

11/1/22 deadline

Prizes; $500 savings bonds, tablet....

Community Service, Elementary School, Middle School, High School

Clemente Community Challenge | Student Community Service Project (clementechallenge.com)

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Have your students participate in a school or community service project, and they may win a trip to Los Angeles, site of the MLB All-Star Game.

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Explore Engineering the Hands-On Way! (UD)

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High School Students

Saturday, November 11, 2023

Register ~1 week before the event

Additional program "Extra Exploring" available promoting diversity in engineering.

Engineering, College, High School, Family

https://udayton.edu/engineering/k-12-programs/explore_engineering/index.php

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Saturday, February 25, 2023

Thank you for your interest in Explore Engineering. At this point, our February event is closed and our waitlist is full. We will offer this event again in November 2023.

Other opportunities to visit the School of Engineering can be found . Registration is also currently available for all of our School of Engineering residential summer camp programs (SEE-UD). Details can be found

The School of Engineering would like to invite high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors and their families to our Explore Engineering program. Prior to registering for this event, please review the lab options and choose your top four. We will do our best to place you in at least two of your top four options.

Visit our campus and discover engineering design and innovation through hands-on activities led by faculty and graduate students from our engineering departments. University of Dayton representatives from Co-op & Internship Office, Multi-Ethnic Engineers Program, Women Engineering Programs, and the International Engineering Student Engagement as well as University students, faculty, and staff will be available to answer your questions.

Join Us for Extra Exploring

Would you like to attend Extra Exploring on Saturday February 25 before the Explore Engineering event? Extra Exploring is hosted by the Women Engineering Program, the Multi-Ethnic Engineers Program and International Engineering Student Engagement Program.

At our Extra Exploring program, y ou will meet current students, faculty and staff and learn how they engage in these programs in the Diversity in Engineering Center.

Learn more about Extra Exploring here
If you would like to schedule a visit before this time, please see our visit page for opportunities.

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5th-12th grade students and families

Thursday, November 3, 2022 at the National Museum of the United States Air Force

Register before attending

STEM, Engineering, Science, Elementary School, Middle School, High School, Teacher, Family

Full website has been taken down, some information available at: https://daytonstemschool.org/community/dostemfuturefair.php

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High School Students

November 20, 2023 (held annually)

Registration due about a week before the event, $35 registration fee (group rates available).

Students explore the true meaning of leadership, guided by community partners. Students will choose interactive breakout sessions that fit their interests and goals, connect with peers, and learn valuable leadership skills for any path they choose in the future.

Leadership, STEM, High School

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Discover the leader in you! High school students from across the Dayton region are invited to explore the true meaning of leadership, guided by community partners. No previous leadership experience required! Students will choose interactive breakout sessions that fit their interests and goals, connect with peers, and learn valuable leadership skills for any path they choose in the future. We are looking for professional partners and community leaders from any background and industry to host a 45-minute interactive breakout session on a leadership topic of your choice. Help us shape Dayton's next generation of leaders!

Cost - $35 per student (includes full day of programming, lunch, snacks, and swag)
Bringing a group of students? Contact stephanie.adamstaylor@daytonstemschool.org for discounted pricing.
Date/Time - Monday, November 20th from 8am-2pm
Click here to read more about presenting at and/or sponsoring the SLD23 Conference.
SIGN UP HERE
Questions - Contact stephanie.adamstaylor@daytonstemschool.org
This event is in-person on a weekday. Please talk to your school about your attendance policy. School notes will be provided at the conference. For DRSS students, this is a Plan E Day.

Location - The Dayton Regional STEM School, 1724 Woodman Drive, Kettering OH 45420
Registration Deadline - Friday, November 10th
Questions - Contact stephanie.adamstaylor@daytonstemschool.org
REGISTER HERE

INFORMATION FOR PARTNERS:

INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS:

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Discover the leader in you! High school students from across the Dayton region are invited to explore the true meaning of leadership, guided by community partners. No previous leadership experience required! Students will choose interactive breakout sessions that fit their interests and goals, connect with peers, and learn valuable leadership skills for any path they choose in the future.

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High School Juniors and Seniors

Friday, 27 October 2023.

Applications available at the end of September

Engineering, Science, STEM, Job, High School

http://wpafbstem.com/Job_shadow/job_shadow.html

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Job Shadow Day

Every Fall and Spring, the Educational Outreach Office sponsors a job shadow day for High School Juniors and Seniors that allows them to learn, first-hand, about some of the many exciting careers available at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.

Our next Job Shadow Day will be 21 April 2023. Student Applications will be available the end of March.

Email

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Job Shadow Day Every Fall and Spring, the Educational Outreach Office sponsors a job shadow day for High School Juniors and Seniors that allows them to learn, first-hand, about some of the many exciting careers available at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Our next Job Shadow Day will be 21 April 2023.

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Girls entering 6th and 7th Grade

Camp is July 9-15, 2023, costs $264

Applications due April 16, 2023

Week-long program by Ohio Supercomputer Center for middle school girls in Ohio. Designed to provide hands-on experience with computers, math, science, and engineering; allows students to work on practical, interesting scientific problems using the latest computer technology.

Computer Science, Math, Science, Engineering, STEM, Middle School, Girls

https://www.osc.edu/education/ywsi

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What is the Young Women's Summer Institute?
YWSI is a week-long program sponsored by the Ohio Supercomputer Center (OSC) for middle school girls in Ohio. Designed to provide hands-on experience with computers, math, science and engineering, YWSI helps girls develop an interest in these subjects by allowing them to work on practical, interesting scientific problems using the latest computer technology.

Teachers: Download our camp flyer to post in your classroom!
Who is eligible to apply?
Ohio residents in 6th and 7th grade (in the 2022-2023 school year) and K-12 science and math teachers.

Program Details

Dates

Sunday, July 9, 2023 to Saturday, July 15, 2023

Location

Ohio Supercomputer Center
1224 Kinnear Road
Columbus, Ohio 43212

Application Deadline

April 16, 2023
We will begin notifying accepted students in early May 2023.

Cost

$264 per attendee.

The fee covers housing, meals and program tuition, including laboratory visits, insurance, chaperones, social activities and equipment costs.

Projects

Attendees will participate in projects that require them to analyze data and visualize results. Individual projects introduce fundamental computer skills and provide students with an understanding of a variety of computer applications. During the program, students will become familiar with spreadsheet and presentation software and build their own web pages using the HTML language. Read more about these projects.

Schedule

Day

Activities

Sunday

Students arrive; Ice breaker; Evening activity - Games

Monday

Opening remarks & keynote speech; Intro to rivers and effects of humans on wildlife; Evening activity - Swimming

Tuesday

Field Trip: Big Darby; Water quality measurements; Electro Fishing; Campus Tour

Wednesday

Select group projects; PowerPoint & Presentation skills; Introduction to Modeling; Evening activity - Career night

Thursday

Work on group projects; Look at data in Excel; Evening activity - Webpage creation

Friday

Work on group projects; Impromptu speeches; Presentation dry run; Evening activity - Scrapbooking

Saturday

Announcements and Final Survey; Welcome and Overview of the Week; Presentations

Contact Information

(614) 688-8300 or si-contact@osc.edu

Program Impact

Assessment Survey Results

After completing the post-YWSI survey, students and parents alike note a greater confidence among the girls in their use of technology, math and science classes, school presentations, and problem-solving abilities.

Activities and Targeted Outcomes

Each activity has been designed with a targeted outcome in mind. For example, see several of the activities below.

Activity

Description

Outcomes

Science project: discover the human activities that impact water quality

Use data from a real watershed to relate land use, water pollution, and habitat information to the biological and physical quality of the stream

Uses qualitative and quantitative data, interdisciplinary group project, holistic study, hands-on, constructivist approach, topic focuses on middle school science standards

Introductory games with science terminology

Use the terms and definitions of science materials thry will need for their project

Hands-on, not competitive, makes learning fun

Career night

Career review with women of scientific and technical achievements; play a career game created by OSC staff

Provides role models, knowledge of career options, game constructed with prizes for everyone, not competitive

YWSI 2022 Recap Video

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Rising 7th, 8th, and 9th grade students

Free Camp July 26-30, 2023

Applications due April 9, 2023

Program explores data science and analytics. Skills can be combined with an unimaginably wide range of interests, from business and biology, to health care and education, to city planning and social services.

Computer Science, Coding, Math, Middle School, High School, Girls

https://tdai.osu.edu/education/data-science-summer-camp

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Data Science Summer Camp | Translational Data Analytics Institute

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Discovery Day Camp- Central State University

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Rising 3rd, 4th, and 5th Graders

Camp is July 12, 13, and 14 at CSU Trotwood

Free camp will engage students in hands on science, technology, engineering, agriculture, and math learning activities.

Science, STEM, Engineering, Math, Elementary School

https://www.centralstate.edu/camp/

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Student event

Camp 6/2/23 - 7/1/23

SIGN-UP 1/27/23 - 5/7/23

Horizons in Medicine is a program designed to give Dayton-area students a sense of the career possibilities in the health care industry. Learn key concepts early and prepare to enter the medical field.

See Mandy Spirk for details

Medicine, Biomedical, High School, Healthcare

https://medicine.wright.edu/education/horizons-in-medicine

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Horizons in Medicine is a month-long summer program designed for high school juniors and seniors passionate about healthcare careers. Gain hands-on experience alongside medical students and physicians, discover your calling through interactive learning, and chart your path in the dynamic world of medicine. Your journey to a rewarding future in healthcare starts here!

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9th - 11th graders

June 11, 23 - June 23, 23

APPLY BY April 16, 2023

Cost
$526 per attendee

The fee covers housing, meals and program tuition, including laboratory visits, insurance, chaperones, social activities and equipment costs.

Projects
Attendees will work in small teams on diverse and challenging research projects. Teams are comprised of a project leader (staff member who created and designed the project) and up to four students.

Coding, Computer Science, Engineering, High School

osc.edu/si

https://www.osc.edu/sites/default/files/education/si/SI-2022.pdf

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High school rising juniors or seniors

Camp is June 11-16, 2023

Registration due June 4, 2023

During a weeklong pharmacy course, you’ll discover the expanding role pharmacists play in improving patient lives. You will gain insight into the various science disciplines involved in the research and development of pharmaceutical products and patient care.

High School, Science, Pharmacy, Medicine, Biomedical

https://www.onu.edu/camps-and-events

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As a regional leader in higher education, Ohio Northern University is committed to civic engagement. Every year we host thousands of K-12 students and community members on campus for camps, workshops, concerts and special events. Take time to explore all of our public offerings!

NEW for 2023 - STEM Camps

Information coming soon.

District 06 Science Day 2023

District Science Day 2023 will be held in person on Saturday, March 25th, 2023!

Ohio Northern University, Mathile Center for the Natural Sciences.

This event is open to students in grades 5-12. The fee is $25 for each student participant, including each member of a team-based project.

All students must be registered via ProjectBoard by February 28th, 2023.

Questions?

Contact Dr. Jamie Siders

Email: j-siders@onu.edu Phone: 419-772-3016.

Learn to Swim

The Polar Bear Swim School provides one-on-one and small group swimming lessons to children ages 4 and up. Swimming is an important life skill that all children should master. Experienced student-athletes on ONU's swimming and diving teams serve as instructors. Classes take place in the spring and fill up quickly.

Athletic Camps, Clinics and Tournaments

Young athletes can refine their skills by working with seasoned ONU coaches and college athletes. Throughout the year, ONU's athletic department sponsors numerous sports camps, prospect clinics and tournaments for area youth and teams. Below you'll find an overview of the programs offered for each sport.

HOBY Ohio West Seminar

For more than 50 years, HOBY has inspired young people all over the country to be positive leaders and instruments of change in their school, community and world. HOBY, which stands for Hugh O'Brian Youth, is America's foremost youth leadership organization and stresses volunteerism, integrity, excellence, diversity, and community partnerships. Ohio Northern University is proud to be the host site for the HOBY Ohio West Seminar every summer. This year's event takes place June 9-12, 2022.

For Community Members

For local professionals and community members, ONU provides many enrichment programs and activities.

Celebrate Red, White and Blue

ONU celebrates our nation's birth every July with a free public concert on campus featuring the Lima Symphony Orchestra. Community members are invited to pack a picnic and enjoy a relaxing evening with family and friends listening to patriotic music performed by the area's top musicians. Join us on the sculpture mall east of McIntosh Center between Presser and Weber halls. Come early and bring lawn chairs and blankets.

Enrichment and Entertainment

With a vibrant arts scene and a tranquil setting, Ohio Northern provides the perfect setting for getting away from it all. Stay at the Inn at Ohio Northern and catch a concert or visit our art galleries.

Reaching Out, Making an Impact

ONU students make a positive impact in West Central Ohio through a variety of outreach activities. Check out some of the ways we are helping people and contributing to local communities.

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Middle School Students

Camp is June 11-16, 2023 or June 18-23, 2023

Registration opens Early March, 2023

FREE, RESIDENTIAL, funded by the NSA and NSF

Coding, Computer Science, Engineering, Middle School

https://www.onu.edu/camps-and-events

Registration: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScGeChrBC2FP4-_7YxOJUkY6ks5O5ajJrOVviNLImB9aotXFA/closedform

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As a regional leader in higher education, Ohio Northern University is committed to civic engagement. Every year we host thousands of K-12 students and community members on campus for camps, workshops, concerts and special events. Take time to explore all of our public offerings!

NEW for 2023 - STEM Camps

Information coming soon.

District 06 Science Day 2023

District Science Day 2023 will be held in person on Saturday, March 25th, 2023!

Ohio Northern University, Mathile Center for the Natural Sciences.

This event is open to students in grades 5-12. The fee is $25 for each student participant, including each member of a team-based project.

All students must be registered via ProjectBoard by February 28th, 2023.

Questions?

Contact Dr. Jamie Siders

Email: j-siders@onu.edu Phone: 419-772-3016.

Learn to Swim

The Polar Bear Swim School provides one-on-one and small group swimming lessons to children ages 4 and up. Swimming is an important life skill that all children should master. Experienced student-athletes on ONU's swimming and diving teams serve as instructors. Classes take place in the spring and fill up quickly.

Athletic Camps, Clinics and Tournaments

Young athletes can refine their skills by working with seasoned ONU coaches and college athletes. Throughout the year, ONU's athletic department sponsors numerous sports camps, prospect clinics and tournaments for area youth and teams. Below you'll find an overview of the programs offered for each sport.

HOBY Ohio West Seminar

For more than 50 years, HOBY has inspired young people all over the country to be positive leaders and instruments of change in their school, community and world. HOBY, which stands for Hugh O'Brian Youth, is America's foremost youth leadership organization and stresses volunteerism, integrity, excellence, diversity, and community partnerships. Ohio Northern University is proud to be the host site for the HOBY Ohio West Seminar every summer. This year's event takes place June 9-12, 2022.

For Community Members

For local professionals and community members, ONU provides many enrichment programs and activities.

Celebrate Red, White and Blue

ONU celebrates our nation's birth every July with a free public concert on campus featuring the Lima Symphony Orchestra. Community members are invited to pack a picnic and enjoy a relaxing evening with family and friends listening to patriotic music performed by the area's top musicians. Join us on the sculpture mall east of McIntosh Center between Presser and Weber halls. Come early and bring lawn chairs and blankets.

Enrichment and Entertainment

With a vibrant arts scene and a tranquil setting, Ohio Northern provides the perfect setting for getting away from it all. Stay at the Inn at Ohio Northern and catch a concert or visit our art galleries.

Reaching Out, Making an Impact

ONU students make a positive impact in West Central Ohio through a variety of outreach activities. Check out some of the ways we are helping people and contributing to local communities.

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Seed to Bloom Ag-STEM Institute- Central State

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Rising 6th, 7th, and 8th Graders

Residential Camp June 19-24, 2023 or June 26-July 1, 2023

Activities align with 4-H programs

Agriculture, Science, STEM, Middle School

https://www.centralstate.edu/academics/cse/agriculture/im/pdf/Defense-STEM-Education-Consortium.pdf

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Summer Engineering Experiences at the University of Dayton (SEE-UD)

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Rising Juniors and Seniors

Multi-Ethnic Men in Engineering Camp June 14-17, 2023

Co-Ed Engineering Camp June 21-24, 2023

Women in Engineering Camp June 14-17, 2023

Register by April 14, 2023

Residential camp, cost associated but financial aid available, student must have a 3.0GPA.

Engineering, High School, Girls

https://udayton.edu/engineering/k-12-programs/see-ud/index.php

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2023 Summer Engineering Experiences

Multi-Ethnic Men in Engineering Camp (M2E): June 14 - 17, 2023

Co-Ed Engineering Camp (CEC): June 21 - 24, 2023

Women in Engineering Camp (WIE): June 14 - 17, 2023

In-person residential Summer Engineering Experiences at the University of Dayton (SEE-UD) are here! We are offering in-person summer camps to rising high school seniors (class of 2024) and juniors (class of 2025). Our experiences will expose you to the world of engineering and student life at the University of Dayton. You will have the opportunity to explore the diverse fields of engineering through collaborative and interactive, faculty-led sessions.

4-Day/3-Night Residential Experiences

Summer Experience Highlights

Through our residential summer camps, you'll be able to

Engage with faculty, engineering professionals and students, along with opportunities to meet with representatives from industry.

Explore the diverse fields of engineering through interactive sessions. Guided by University faculty, you'll discover what distinguishes engineering disciplines through modules, which will show how engineers tackle some of the most pressing challenges facing society.

Discover ways students can get involved in and beyond the classroom.

Learn about the college admission process, along with UD specifics.

Eligibility

Our residential camps are open to high school students entering 11th grade (class of 2025) or 12th grade (class of 2024) in the fall of 2023.

Residential camps have limited capacity and will fill on a first come, first serve basis.

Requirements: 3.0 GPA

Cost

$465 for 4-day/3-night camps
While some of the camps are focused towards a specific gender or ethnicity, please know that all participants are welcome to attend any camp.

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Summer Engineering Experiences at the University of Dayton (SEE-UD)

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Multi-Ethnic Men in Engineering Camp (M2E): June 14 - 17, 2023 Co-Ed Engineering Camp (CEC): June 21 - 24, 2023 Women in Engineering Camp (WIE): June 14 - 17, 2023 In-person residential Summer Engineering Experiences at the University of Dayton (SEE-UD) are here!

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Any student entering 6th Grade

Camp is mornings June 26-29, 2023

Space is limited, register ASAP

Camp will be at Kettering Laboratories at UD; the session costs $20, and participants get a T-shirt.

Science, Engineering, STEM, STEAM, Middle School

https://udayton.edu/engineering/k-12-programs/steam-camp-middle-school-girls/index.php

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Enjoy a FUN Summer Camp where YOU can innovate, problem solve and work with teams.

Girls Creating with STEAM is a fun, hands-on day camp for students entering 6 th grade in the fall. This camp will introduce students to different types of engineering and will allow them to work in teams to innovate, create and problem solve.

Location: Kettering Laboratories at the University of Dayton

Days and Times: Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. until 12 noon

June 26-29, 2023

NOTE: Camp is limited to 25 participants. We will be accepting applications on a first come first serve basis. Camp is open to all participants entering 6th grade this fall.

Eligibility

This camp is open to any student who will be entering grade 6

Cost

$20 (includes a t-shirt and lunch on the final day of the camp)

Payment is due at the time of registration

Before You Register

Please have the following available before you register:

Student's T-shirt size (short sleeve, standard fit)

Credit card for payment

Registration

To register you must complete the following three steps:

Submit $20 fee using this payment link

You can complete registration, consent, release and medical authorization form using this registration paperwork link and follow these instructions to complete your registration:

Fill out all required fields as noted by a red star

Submit digital signature on page 6

Once all required fields have been completed, hit the 'click to sign' button

After your registration form has been submitted, you will need to confirm your signature. Check the email you provided in the registration paperwork - you should receive an automated email from "Adobe Sign" requesting you confirm your signature. Click the link in the email to confirm your signature. You will then receive another automated email confirming completion of your paperwork and provide you with a copy of your registration paperwork.

After You Register

You will receive an automated reply confirming the completion of your registration paperwork

Closer to your camp date, you'll receive an email with specific camp details including drop off and pick up information. This information will come from Mary Ann Dodaro, mdodaro1@udayton.edu.

Cancellation Policy

No refund is available if you cancel your registration

Disability Event Statement

The University of Dayton strives to provide equal and easy access to programs and services for individuals with disabilities. Individuals requiring accommodations to attend the Girls Creating with STEAM at the University of Dayton are encouraged to contact Mary Ann Dodaro, mdodaro1@udayton.edu with their request by June 1 in order to ensure adequate processing time. If the event is held multiple times, the University reserves the right to provide accommodations for select instances.

Students must be able to self-medicate their own medication as well as manage their own medical conditions.

Questions?

If you have questions, please contact Mary Ann Dodaro, mdodaro1@udayton.edu, or 937-229-2736.
While this program is focused towards a specific gender, please know that all participants are welcome to attend.

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Enjoy a FUN Summer Camp where YOU can innovate, problem solve and work with teams. Girls Creating with STEAM is a fun, hands-on day camp for students entering 6 th grade in the fall. This camp will introduce students to different types of engineering and will allow them to work in teams to innovate, create and problem solve.

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Students entering Grades 4-6: July 20, July 24-25, or July 26-28

Students entering Grades 7-9: June 12-16 days, June 25-30 residential

Students entering Grades 10-12: June 20-23 residential, July 10-13 WPAFB families only (tuition covered!)

Teachers K-12: July 9-12 residential, July 17-19 WPAFB area teachers only

Engineering, Science, STEM, Elementary School, Middle School, High School, Teachers

All applications due April 15, 2023

https://aircampusa.org/

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Aviation Summer Camp Adventure | Air Camp

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Air Camp is the mission of a lifetime. From flying a real plane to exclusive access to flight institutions, Air Camp is a ONE-OF-A-KIND EXPERIENCE.

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Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (WiSTEM)- Sinclair

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Girls entering grades 10, 11, and 12

Camp is June 12-16, 2023

Register as soon as possible, $10 registration fee due at time of submission.

2023 Theme is STEM Solutions to Natural Disasters. Program includes hands-on lab sessions in which students will build, experiment, and discover more about STEM fields.

STEM, Environmental, Engineering, Girls, High School

Contact wistem@sinclair.edu for more information.

https://www.sinclair.edu/academics/divisions/sme/k-12-outreach/wistem/

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Established in 1994 to enable females in grades 10-12 to explore the different areas of science, technology, engineering and mathematics that are represented in the Science, Mathematics and Engineering division.

2023 Theme: STEM Solutions to Natural Disasters

The Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (WiSTEM) Institute is an amazing opportunity to learn about STEM fields. WiSTEM is open to girls who are entering grades 10, 11, and 12. Each day you will participate in "hands-on" lab sessions in which you will build, experiment, and discover more about each of these exciting fields.

June 12-16, 2023
RSVP Today

For more information about WiSTEM, please email wistem@sinclair.edu or contact: View reports from past institutes:

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Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (WiSTEM)

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Established in 1994 to enable females in grades 10-12 to explore the different areas of science, technology, engineering and mathematics that are represented in the Science, Mathematics and Engineering division. The Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (WiSTEM) Institute is an amazing opportunity to learn about STEM fields.

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Beyond the Classroom- Girls Exploring Math

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Girls entering 7th grade Virtual camp June 27- July 1, 2023

Girls entering 10th-12th grade June 6-10, 2022

Applications open February 1, 2023-April 25, 2023

Program invites young women to experience mathematics through engaging activities in an untraditional environment, led by a staff of enthusiastic math professionals.

Some confusion over details, website does not seem to be up to date?

Math, STEM, Girls, Middle School

https://u.osu.edu/mathoutreach/btc/

https://engineering.osu.edu/early-engagement

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Beyond the Classroom (BtC) is a summer program sponsored by the OSU Department of Mathematics. This program invites middle and high school students to explore mathematics through engaging activities in a nontraditional environment.

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Rising 7th and 8th grade girls

Camp June 11-16, 2023, Residential at Muskingum University

Register by March 30, 2023; $600, payment plans available

7th grade students explore ecology, stream science, math, physics, and coding. 8th grade students explore astronomy, chemistry, math, pond science, and coding.

Coding, Science, STEM, Middle School, Girls

https://bewisecamp.org/camperclassesandschedules/

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Or send electronically to: A Payment Plan is available (which is to be paid in full by May 15th.) For more information, please contact Jessica Kuhner at (330)472-2269 or email Jessica at bewisecamp@gmail.com. APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED ON FIRST COME BASES.

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Buckeye Women in Science, Engineering, and Research (B-WISE)

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Rising 8th and 9th grade students identifying as girls/females

Camp June 18-23, 2023, Residential at College of Wooster; pricing varies based on need.

Applications due April 20, 2023

Throughout the camp week, students take a full daily curriculum with classes in physics, chemistry, biology, geology, and engineering.  This cooperative learning experience boosts self-confidence and inspires girls to pursue their passions.

STEM, Engineering, Science, Girls, Middle School, High School

https://bwiser.spaces.wooster.edu/

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B-WISER stands for Buckeye Women In Science, Engineering, and Research. This premier science camp serves middle school girls interested in STEM fields throughout the state of Ohio. The residential program includes daily courses with a full laboratory experience to advance campers' skills in a range of scientific disciplines. Campers stay overnight in college dorms and utilize campus laboratory facilities.

Historically the camp is limited to girls just finishing the seventh grade; however, because the program was cancelled for two years due to COVID, we want to extend this opportunity and will again welcome applications from current 7th and 8th graders for the 2023 camp session. Note this is a girl-centered program open to all students who identify as a girl/female in any way; please see our gender inclusivity policy for more information.

Throughout the camp week, students take a full daily curriculum with classes in physics, chemistry, biology, geology, and engineering. This cooperative learning experience boosts self-confidence and inspires girls to pursue their passions.

Girls also meet professional women in science who share their journeys in a wide range of disciplines. And in the evenings, campers participate in hands-on programs on topics ranging from civil engineering to light and waves. Click for a sample daily schedule.
Founded in 1990, B-WISER has inspired and empowered thousands of young women to pursue science courses and STEM degrees.
Camp will take place June 18-23, 2023 on The College of Wooster campus in Wooster, Ohio.
B-WISER seeks to be an affordable option for every interested student. And students who qualify for the free and reduced school meals program might qualify for scholarship funds to further reduce the price. Please click the apply tab to view the pricing structure for the 2023 camp session.

B-WISER Science Camp is a non-profit. We depend on the financial support of prior participants, community members, and grant funding. Please click to . Your donations help us maintain the quality of the program while keeping it affordable for participants. Our goal is to be accessible to everyone. Thank you!

For additional information email Manon Grugel-Watson or call 330-263-2105.

Updated 03/06/2023.

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Students ages 14-18

19-21 June 2023/26-28 June 2023/10-12 July 2023/17-19 July 2023/31 July-2 August 2023/7-9 August 2023

After school and weekend courses are also available, but are fully booked for all posted dates.

Register ASAP, as space is limited

This program is intended to provide students a brief overview of what Flight School could be like, to see if they are interested in becoming a pilot. No certifications are offered. The program is free.

Aviation, Pilot, High School, Middle School

https://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/Education/Introduction-to-Becoming-a-Pilot/

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Introduction to Becoming a Pilot Program

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Middle school and high school students

Standard camp June 5-9, 2023

Advanced Camp June 12-16, 2023 (for students with prior knowledge)

Apply ASAP, space is limited for this free program.

CyberCamp is designed to excited students new to cybersecurity about STEM career opportunities and teach them important cyber defense skills through hands-on instruction and activities.

Computer Science, Coding, High School, Middle School

https://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/Education/Cyber-Camp/

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National Museum of the United States Air Force™ > Education > Cyber Camp

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Official museum of the United States Air Force, located at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio (near Dayton, Ohio)

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Students K-6

Over ten camps available in the Dayton area in June 2023, visit the website for more specific dates!

Camp by the National Inventors Hall of Fame  encouraging kids to build creative inventions and lasting friendships. 2023 program is Camp Invention: Wonder, designed to ignite wonder, encourage confidence and build essential STEM skills through collaborative, creative problem solving.

Engineering, Science, STEM, Elementary School, Middle School

https://invent-web.ungerboeck.com/programsearch/program_map.aspx

https://www.invent.org/programs/camp-invention

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Girls & non-binary students ages 14-18

LIVE EVENTS

Round 1: 6/16-6/30

Round 2: 7/10-7/21

Round 3: 7/31-8/11

SELF PACED available as well

REGISTER BY 3/24/23

Learn to code through hands-on real-world projects in art, storytelling, robotics, video games, websites, apps, and more!

Engineering, Coding, Computer Science, Girls, Middle School, High School

https://girlswhocode.com/programs/summer-immersion-program?scrlybrkr=73657d1a

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Student and Teacher

Must See

https://dodstem.us/

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Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, or STEM, is the gateway to a world of wonder. U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) STEM professionals work at the leading edge of our nation's most advanced technological breakthroughs. STEM is our future.
Meet DoD STEM

DoD STEM supports a wide variety of activities including after-school programs, competitions, and internships for students and professional development and training for educators. Learn about upcoming STEM opportunities in your area or online.
View All STEM Opportunities

Upcoming STEM Events & Deadlines

DoD STEM partners with organizations nationwide to offer resources for students, parents, educators, mentors, and more! From math clubs to robotics competitions, the Explore section has something for everyone interested in STEM.

Find DoD STEM & STEM Partners

DoD STEM partners offer a broad range of instructional aides, activities and events to make learning STEM fun and exciting.
Explore the Map

Video Library

Check out videos of DoD STEM professionals as they explore scientific and technical efforts at DoD laboratories nationwide.
View STEM in Action

What are you interested in?

Want to be a robotics engineer or a chemist? View different types of STEM careers.
Explore STEM Careers

"DoD STEM salutes these young innovators, like Maya Gandhi, and their achievements. Our nation's security and strength heavily relies on professionals who possess exemplary STEM skills."

Louie Lopez
Director, DoD STEM

Featured Blog Post

Young Researchers Compete for Top Innovation Prize

Five middle school students took home awards totaling $65,000 at DoD STEM partner Society for Science's STEM competition, held in partnership with Thermo Fisher Scientific.
Continue Reading Blog Post
More Blog Posts View All Blog Posts

DoD STEM supports hands-on learning opportunities, teacher enrichment, scholarships, internships and fellowships to inspire and cultivate a diverse pool of exceptional STEM talent. As the government's largest employer of STEM professionals, the U.S. Department of Defense is committed to increasing the pipeline of candidates qualified for technical careers.

There are nearly 300,000 DoD STEM Professionals

60,000+ of DoD STEM Professionals work in over 200 DoD Laboratories and Centers

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DoD STEM seeks to attract, inspire, and develop exceptional STEM talent across the education continuum and advance the current DoD STEM workforce to meet future defense technological challenges.

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Society of American Military Engineers Scholarship

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Student Event

Ongoing

Deadline: 4/1/23

Kittyhawk (Dayton) Post of SAME

https://classic.same.org/kittyhawk

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Mark your calendars for our second annual AIA Dayton and SAME Kittyhawk social/golf event at TopGolf West Chester. Join your fellow members, associates, and sponsors and bring guests for an afternoon of camaraderie and fun golf skills games! Register as a bay of 6 or individually and we will assign you to a team. You don't have to be a golfer to enjoy TopGolf - it is a game that both golfers and non-golfers can enjoy!
The outing includes plentiful snacks and three hours of Top Contender Tournament games in the cozy TopGolf open air bays (heated, if necessary).
Golf outings are one of our most popular events of the year! We hope to see you at this new event!
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Kittyhawk Post started off 2023 with a great Post Luncheon! The post would like to thank Miller Consulting and Visualization Services, LLC for being the sustaining member presenter this month. Mr. Joseph Cantz and Mr. Brian Ray from CT Consultants presented the "History of UAS/UAV and Emerging Applications". They provided a brief history of UAS and the way UAS is being used in the A&E community present day. The luncheon had a spectacular turnout, and the post looks forward to seeing more members throughout the year at luncheons and events.

The young members of the SAME Kittyhawk Post welcomed friends and colleagues to the annual Halloween Trivia Night on 20 Oct 2022. This annual event brought out a wide range of trivia minded folks for a night of fun and engaging teamwork with DJ Gary! Mr. Joe DiMisa (post Fellow and member chair) won the costume contest dressing up as Marine Engineer Chris Scannell (our post President Elect). Team winners were Mike's Mafia-great job team! Thanks to Capt. Kait Brunstad-AFIT Graduate Student for organizing this fun event!

On 29 September 2022, the SAME Kittyhawk Post welcomed the new Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT) class of Graduate in Engineering Management (GEM) students. This virtual event featured presentations from Joe DiMisa (membership Chair and Young Professionals Mentor) and Shawn Moore (Post President) on the post activities and benefits to belonging to SAME and the post. The highlight presentation was from Capt. Kait Brunstand who is a current second year AFIT GEM school student. She is leading the post's young members committee and is chairing the October trivia night. 1LT Timothy DeJong won the door prize of a SAME Kittyhawk coffee travel tumbler.

Welcome students to Dayton and Wright-Patterson AFB!

On 25 May 2022, the Cleveland Field Chapter of the Society of American Military (SAME) Kittyhawk Post held a productive and fun networking event with 11 attendees. Attendees represented the US Coast Guard (USCG) Cleveland Civil Engineering Unit (CEU) and members of local private industry. USCG CEU members informed the interested crowd about recent construction projects and future opportunities. Featured speakers at this meeting were CDR Neal Armstrong (Commanding Officer) and LTJG Gonski and LTJG McDonald (Contracting Officers). Watch the Kittyhawk Post website and social media outlets for information on future Cleveland Field Chapter events.

Winning teams:
1st: Heapy Champs, with Chris Kaylor, Matt Graham, Matt Downing, Nick Andrews, and James Rodgers.
2nd: Messer with Rob Emmerich, Nathan Ho lthaus, Kevin Cozart, Paul Richter, and Brad West
3rd: USACE with Chris Hesse, Dom Casuccio, Ashley Bielefeld, and Jerald Swizzy
Last Place: AltaFiber with Nadja Turek, Jon Caplinger, Joe Lockett, and Tom Simpson

Individual High shooters were:
Chris Kaylor
Robert Emmerich
Evan Nutt

We had a tie for high shooter with a score of 83. Chris Kaylor at Heapy and Robert Emmerich from Messer. As a tie breaker we looked at the first 25 shots for each shooter. With the understanding that they did not start out on the same station, still Chris hit 25 in row to start the day. Not surprisingly, their two teams were first and second. Third high individual shooter was Evan Nutt. The team from the Army Corps of Engineers was third place team.

Thanks to Messer for sponsoring lunch, and Woolpert for providing beverages throughout the day. It was a great event. Thanks to the event team led by Craig Rohren which included Shawn Moore, Ashley Bielefeld, Ted Hecht, Pete Battaglia, Rebecca Knolle, and Jeff Leonard. Thanks to all for helping to raise over $1,800 for our Scholarship/Mentoring fund.

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During the May Luncheon the SAME Kittyhawk Post Leadership Team switched out. A big thank you to President Amir and his team for a great year of leadership and activities. Also, a big welcome to President Moore and his team. The new SAME Kittyhawk Post Leadership Team is below.

President: Shawn Moore
President Elect: Christopher Scannell
Vice President: Steven "Scott" Vincent
Secretary: William Sampson
Asst. Secretary: Joe Pado
Treasurer: Pete Battaglia
Asst. Treasurer: Zac Gillespie

Good luck in this upcoming year!

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SAME Kittyhawk October Meeting Presentation
Copies of Mr. Kimball's (Emersion) presentation slides on The Workplace of the Future offered the SAME Kittyhawk Post for the October SAME Lunch Meeting have been available. Please click the picture above to download a pdf version of the slides. Thanks again Mr. Kimball!
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Ready to Mail Out Service Pins

14 October 2021

Ready to mail out years of service pins to 50 loyal members of SAME and the Kittyhawk Post!Special congratulations to Nick Scambilis (Col, USAF Ret.) for 60 year of SAME membership!Congrats also to Alan Hautman (Kittyhawk Post past President), John Hudson (F.SAME, US Army Ret.), and Gordon Taylor (Kittyhawk Post Streamers Chairperson) for 25 years of SAME membership.
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SAME Kittyhawk Post
Welcomes New AFIT GEM Class 29 September 2021

The SAME Kittyhawk Post welcomed the new Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT) class of Graduate in Engineering Management GEM students. This virtual event featured presentations from Joe DiMisa (Membership Chair and Young Professionals Mentor) and Amir Mott (Post President) on the post activities and benefits to belonging to SAME and the post. The highlight presentation was from Capt. Phil Ramsey who graduated in 2018 from the AFIT GEM school and is pursuing his PhD at Ohio State. He is a post Executive Board young member serving as the Post's liaison to the local Fisher House. 1LT Stone Wiliford won the door prize of an Amazon EGift Card. Welcome students to Dayton and Wright-Patterson AFB!

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The Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) is the premier professional military engineering association in the United States. Founded in 1920, SAME unites public and private sector individuals and organizations from across the architecture, engineering, construction, environmental, facility management, contracting and acquisition fields and related disciplines in support of national security.

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Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) Scholarships

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Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) Scholarships

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Graduating Seniors

Applications due end of February for the following school year

Mostly for students studying mechanical engineering

https://www.sae.org/participate/scholarships

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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Scholarships

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Graduating seniors

Applications dates vary

Electrical, Computer, Nuclear, and Power Engineering

https://site.ieee.org/r1-sac/resources/student-scholarships/

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IEEE offers a variety of scholarships, grants, and fellowships for IEEE Student members. Submit a project or paper for consideration and have the opportunity to win and gain peer recognition for your effort. Terms and conditions may apply.

IEEE Computational Intelligence Society Conference Travel Grants: This program offers a number of travel grants to assist IEEE Student members presenting papers at IEEE NNS (Neural Networks Society) sponsored conferences.

IEEE Computational Intelligence Society Summer Research Grant: The program offers scholarships of US$1,000 to US$4,000 for deserving graduate students who need financial support for their research during a summer period.

IEEE Computer Society Merwin Scholarship: This scholarship recognizes and rewards active leaders in the IEEE Computer Society Student Branch Chapters. Up to 20 US$2,000 scholarships are available and awarded on an annual basis.

IEEE Computer Society Lance Stafford Larson Student Award: This award encourages students to develop excellence in their communication skills and to motivate students toward achievement in the field of Computer Science. One award of $500 is given each year to the first place winner.

IEEE Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation Society Graduate Student Fellowship: This fellowship was designed to support graduate research in the area of insulation or dielectrics. Two US$7,500 or three US$5,000 scholarships are awarded annually.

IEEE Electron Devices Society Graduate Student Fellowship: This program promotes, recognizes, and supports graduate-level study and research within EDS, with at least one fellowship awarded to students in each of the main geographic regions: Americas, Europe/Mid-East/Africa, Asia/Pacific.

IEEE James C. Klouda Memorial Scholarship Award: The IEEE James C. Klouda Memorial Scholarship awards a scholarship to a qualified undergraduate student who seeks an electrical engineering degree with emphasis in the field of electromagnetic compatibility or a related discipline, from an accredited US university or college. One award of US$1,000 for one student for school expenses (tuition, books, student fees).

IEEE Life Members' Fellowship in Electrical History: This fellowship in Electrical History supports either one year of full-time graduate work in the history of electrical science and technology at a college or university of recognized standing, or up to one year of post-doctoral research for a scholar in this field who has received his or her Ph.D. within the past three years. The stipend is US$17,000, and a research budget of US$3,000 is available.

IEEE Life Members Graduate Study Fellowship in Electrical Engineering:The fellowship is awarded annually to a first year, full-time graduate student for work in the area of electrical engineering at an engineering school/program of recognized standing worldwide. The award carries a stipend of US$10,000 per year. The submission deadline is the first Monday after 30 April each year.

IEEE Masters Student Fellowship: This one-year fellowship is awarded to promote, recognize, and support graduate masters-level study and research within the Electron Devices Society's field of interest. The prize is US$2,000 and a plaque to the student, to be presented by the dean or department head of the student's enrolled graduate program.

IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society Graduate Fellowships: This program was created to support graduate research studies in microwave engineering. Fellowships are in the amount of $5,000 each, and the deadline for submission is 30 November annually.

IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society Undergraduate/Pre-Graduate Scholarship: This program was created to support students pursuing a degree in electrical engineering. Up to 10 Undergraduate/Pre-Graduate Scholarships in the amount of $1500 may be granted semi-annually to assist BS and MS students in electrical engineering.

IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society Microwave Engineering Fellowship: This program was created to support students pursuing a graduate degree in microwave engineering. Up to 12 Fellowships in the amount of $6000 may be granted annually to students pursuing a graduate degree in microwave engineering.

IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society Microwave Engineering For Medical Applications Fellowship: This program was created to support students focusing on microwave engineering for medical applications. Up to two Fellowships in the amount of $6000 may be granted each year to assist graduate students pursuing a graduate degree focused on applying microwave engineering to medical applications.

IEEE Nuclear and Plasma Sciences Society Graduate Scholarship Award: This scholarship recognizes contributions to the fields of nuclear and plasma sciences. Four scholarships in the amount of US$500 are awarded annually, with a submission deadline of 31 January.

IEEE Power and Energy Society Scholarship Plus Program: A scholarship for undergraduate electrical engineering students in the US, Puerto Rico, or Canada, or a permanent resident that resides in IEEE Regions 1 through 7. The PES Scholarship Plus Initiative provides scholarships and real world experience to undergraduates who are interested in power and energy engineering careers. Award recipients receive up to three years of financial support (total of US$7,000) and gain career experience through internships and co-op work. The award process is competitive, but as long as you continue to meet the requirements, you'll receive US$2,000 the first year, US$2,000 the second year, and US$3,000 the third year

IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Society Scholarship: This scholarship recognizes students pursuing studies in Electrical Engineering at the undergraduate level, and systems engineering at the graduate level. One scholarship of $5,000 and a certificate for a Graduate student, and one scholarship of $5,000 and a certificate for the Undergraduate student are awarded annually.

Charles LeGeyt Fortescue Scholarship:This Educational Activities Board scholarship is awarded annually for one year of full-time graduate work in electrical engineering at an engineering school of recognized standing located in the US. The scholarship carries a stipend of up to US$24,000 and is awarded via a trust for which the IEEE Foundation serves as trustee.

IEEE Presidents' Scholarship: The IEEE Presidents' Scholarship recognizes a deserving student for an outstanding project that demonstrates an understanding of electrical engineering, electronics engineering, computer science, or other IEEE fields of interest. Administered by IEEE Educational Activities, this scholarship awards US$10,000 payable over four years of undergraduate university study.

IEEE PES G. Ray Ekenstam Memorial Scholarship: The Scholarship Fund awards an annual scholarship to a qualified undergraduate student who seeks an electrical engineering degree in the field of power or a related discipline, from an ABET accredited US university or college. The award of US$5,000 for one student for school expenses (tuition, books, student fees) and IEEE Student Membership for twelve months.

The IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Society President's Memorial Award: This student award is awarded to an active EMC Student or Higher Grade Member enrolled in or formally accepted for full-time graduate study pursuing an M.S. or Ph.D. degree, with a demonstrated commitment to the field of EMC. The award is $4,000 plus reasonable travel expenses (not to exceed $1,000) for the recipient to attend the presentation. A second award of $2,000 may be made 12 months later providing that the recipient is still a student.

IEEE Foundation Educational Funds: Ensures that the brightest and most capable young minds have the resources they need to pursue a technologically-oriented education. Types of funds include: General Educational Programs, Scholarships, Fellowships, and Student Grants.

IEEE Systems Council James O. Gray Scholarship: This scholarship recognizes students pursuing studies in process control systems engineering, plant automation or instrumentation & measurement. One annual $5,000 award for a Graduate student, and one annual $5,000 award for an Undergraduate student.

IEEE WIE Scholarships: IEEE Women in Engineering in partnership with select universities offers tuition benefits up to $10,000.

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Graduating Seniors

Applications February-March for the following academic year

For students identifying as women entering engineering/engineering technology

https://swe.org/scholarships/

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Pursue Your Engineering Dream with SWE Scholarships for Women

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Pave your way in engineering with SWE’s scholarships for women. Pursue ABET-accredited bachelor or graduate degree programs, in the US or India. Apply today!

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2022-2023

https://www.elfi.com/11-scholarships-for-women-in-stem/

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Even as the number of women in STEM fields continues to grow, many find it hard to cover the cost of a STEM education. That's where scholarships designed for women in STEM come in.

These scholarships can help minimize the cost of college and help female students pursue their dreams. Read below for the best STEM scholarships for female college students.

1. Wired Engineering Scholarship

There will be five winners, each of whom will receive a $1,000 scholarship. The application deadline is November 1, 2022, and winners will be announced on November 30, 2022.

2. BHW Scholarship

High school seniors, undergraduate, graduate, and doctorate students are eligible. International students are eligible to apply but must attend a US-based school.

To apply, students have to write a 500-800 word essay on their favorite app or a time when an app has significantly improved their life.

3. Virginia Heinlein Memorial Scholarship

International students are eligible to apply. Only full-time students pursuing a bachelor's degree at an accredited college will qualify.

Students must complete the application form, answer basic questions about their career goals and write a 500 to 1,000-word essay on one of five preselected topics.

The Heinlein Society also provides three other scholarship opportunities for candidates of any gender, each also worth $4,000.

4. Lockheed Martin STEM Scholarship

While this scholarship is open to all genders, preference will be given to applicants that are members of groups traditionally underrepresented in STEM . Almost half of the 2021 winners were women.

Only U.S. citizens are eligible, and students must also have demonstrated financial need to qualify. There is a 2.5 GPA requirement. Students must be attending or plan to attend college full-time; part-time students are not eligible. The next round of scholarships will be open in January 2023.

5. Young Women in STEM Scholarship

Students must have demonstrated financial need to qualify. Applicants will need to answer three essay questions, and each response should be about 250 words.

6. Society of Women Engineers Scholarship

Community college, undergraduate, and graduate students are all eligible. Part-time students may qualify for this award, but only if they are non-traditional students or those returning to school.

7. The Science Ambassador Scholarship

The application requires that students submit a video that is three minutes or less where they explain a STEM-related topic they're passionate about. The video should be more of a lecture, not a personal statement. The video must be publicly uploaded to YouTube. The next round of applications will be open in the fall of 2022.

International students can apply, but all students must attend a U.S.-based college to qualify. Only undergraduate students or current high school seniors can apply.

8. Women at Microsoft Scholarship

Students must have a 3.0 GPA and plan to attend a two or four-year accredited school in the U.S. or a U.S.-affiliated program. Only high school seniors are eligible to apply. International students can apply for this program.

The maximum amount awarded is $5,000. Scholarships may be renewed for four years total. Students will need to submit two letters of recommendation and a 500-word essay about their passion for technology and what kind of STEAM career they hope to have.

9. Women in Tech Scholarship

Applicants must be an undergraduate at a two-year or four-year institution.

10. Snapology STEAM Studies Scholarship

One winner will receive a $2,500 scholarship. Students must answer the essay question, "If you had the authority to change your school in a positive way, what specific changes would you make?"

11. Aysen Tunca Memorial Scholarship

Only students who are sophomores or juniors in college can apply. Preference will be given to students who have faced some sort of adversity in their life. Only U.S. citizens or permanent residents attending school in the U.S. are eligible. They must also be members of the Society of Physics Students.

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ELFI | 11 Scholarships for Women in STEM

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Scholarships for Black & African American STEM Majors

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Scholarships for Black & African American STEM Majors

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Student

2022-2023

https://www.elfi.com/scholarships-for-black-and-african-american-stem-majors/

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If you're looking for a career path with plenty of job opportunities, majoring in STEM could be a solid way to find it. STEM - or science, technology, engineering, and math - is a growing field, and demand for qualified workers is expected to continue rapidly for years to come.

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American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)

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American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)

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Graduating Seniors

Applications due at the end of February for the following academic year

Mechanical engineering focused for associates and bachelor's degrees

https://www.asme.org/asme-programs/students-and-faculty/scholarships

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A scholarship is considered by ASME to be a grant made to a student to enable or assist the student in pursuing an educational program in mechanical engineering or mechanical engineering technology at the undergraduate or graduate level.

Thank you for your interest in our scholarships. The universal application is NOW OPEN to fund scholarships for the 2023-24 academic school year.

***Extended Application Deadline Notice: Submissions received from Undergraduate Student applicants by February 23, 2023 will be fully considered.***

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You Should Know...

The online Scholarship Application is now open for the 2023 - 2024 academic year for 4-Year Baccalaureate students, Graduate students, Community College/2-Year Technical Programs, and Associate degree students and graduating High School seniors pursuing ME/MET degrees and closely related disciplines.

An  ASME student membership is required to login to the online application system. Join ASME or Renew your membership.

Applicants must be accepted and later enrolled in Associate, Baccalaureate or graduate degree programs for the academic year starting September 1, 2023. Associate degree programs at community/technical colleges or international programs holding Regional/National Accreditation are accepted. Baccalaureate programs at domestic colleges/universities must hold ABET accreditation.

Applicants must be full-time unless they are within two semesters of graduation when enrolled in a 4-year Baccalaureate program.

Applicants can be part-time at a community college, 2-year technical college or associate degree program.

ASME Scholarships have only one application to complete for all scholarships. Students must apply again each year.

​Watch video tutorial for helpful tips to complete your application. A supplemental resource is available.

ASME Scholarship Program Goals

Expand the engineering workforce pipeline consistent with ASME's objectives

Enable outstanding mechanical engineering students in financial difficulty to graduate.

Encourage continuing participation and leadership in ASME

Support the education for students whose application shows potential for that student to contribute to the advancement of the art, science and practice of ME and MET or closely related engineering fields

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A scholarship is considered by ASME to be a grant made to a student to enable or assist the student in pursuing an educational program in mechanical engineering or mechanical engineering technology at the undergraduate or graduate level. Thank you for your interest in our scholarships.

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Society of Manufacturing Engineering (SME)

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Society of Manufacturing Engineering (SME)

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Graduating Seniors

Applications due at the end of January for the following academic year

Students pursuing degrees in manufacturing or engineering

https://www.smeef.org/sme-education-foundation-scholarships/scholarship-opportunities/

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Multiple Opportunities, One Application

With annual and renewable scholarships available, students have many opportunities to pursue their dream career. And, with one application, it's simple.
Basic criteria:

Must be a permanent resident or citizen of the United States or Canada.

Must have minimum of 2.0/4.0 GPA or higher.

Must be on a path toward an associate, bachelor's or graduate degree in manufacturing engineering, technology, or closely related field at an accredited college or university in the United States or Canada.

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The SME Education Foundation's scholarships offer students a powerful reason to choose a manufacturing focused education. The generosity of our many individual donors and corporate partners has enabled us to award millions in scholarships attracting thousands of new students to manufacturing every year.

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American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA)

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American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA)

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Graduating seniors

Applications due at the end of January for the following academic year

Students entering engineering or science programs, special priority for air and space topics

https://www.aiaa.org/get-involved/students-educators/undergraduate-scholarships-graduate-awards

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The AIAA Foundation provides scholarships and graduate awards annually to undergraduate and graduate students in science or engineering programs.

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National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE) Scholarship to Promote Diversity

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National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE) Scholarship to Promote Diversity

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Graduating seniors

Applications due at the end of March for the following academic year

For students in ethnic minorities or students identifying as women

https://www.nspe.org/resources/students/scholarships/maureen-l-howard-n-blitman-pe-scholarship-promote-diversity

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The Maureen L. and Howard N. Blitman, P.E., Scholarship to Promote Diversity in Engineering is awarded annually to a high school senior from an ethnic minority who has been accepted into an ABET-accredited engineering program at a four-year college or university.

Coming soon! The Swadesh and Om P. Popli, P.E., P.L.S. Scholarship is a multi-year scholarship, providing $5,000 each year ($20,000 total) for a recipient's four-year education. Applicants must be a female high school senior from an ethnic minority pursuing a degree in engineering at an ABET-accredited program.

The NSPE Education Foundation Auxiliary Legacy Scholarship is awarded annually to a female undergraduate entering or continuing their junior year of a four-year ABET-accredited engineering program. Multiple awards are potentially available.

The Steinman Scholarship is awarded annually to undergraduates entering or continuing their junior year in a four-year ABET-accredited engineering program. The award is for $5000. Multiple awards are potentially available.

Coming soon! The William R. Kimel, P.E., Engineering Scholarship is awarded annually to an undergraduate student who is a resident of either Kansas or Missouri, and enrolled as a junior in an ABET-accredited engineering program in a college or university in either Kansas or Missouri.

The NSPE Education Foundation George B. Hightower, P.E. Fellowship is awarded annually to a current engineering undergraduate or graduate student who is enrolled in, or graduated from, an ABET-accredited engineering program.

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The Maureen L. and Howard N. Blitman, P.E., Scholarship to Promote Diversity in Engineering is awarded annually to a high school senior from an ethnic minority who has been accepted into an ABET-accredited engineering program at a four-year college or university. Coming soon! The Swadesh and Om P. Popli, P.E., P.L.S.

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American Line Builders Joint Apprenticeship and Training Program (ALBAT)

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American Line Builders Joint Apprenticeship and Training Program (ALBAT)

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Graduating Seniors (must be 18 years of age)

IBEW Local Union 245 Applications close March 20, 2023

Requires a CDL-A License or Permit at the time of application

Programs in Cable Splicing, Outside Line, Substation, Traffic Signal, Transmission, and Underground Residential Distribution

https://albat.org/

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The American Line Builders Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee (ALBAT) is a leader in preparing program participants to compete in a 21st-century economy. Our unique approach keeps pace with advancing technologies, innovations in training and human resource development.

ALBAT has a systematic approach to training that ensures employees are trained and certified to produce projects at the highest skill levels required, while maintaining safety training to produce projects on-time. The ALBAT Program is a registered program with the U.S. Department of Labor Office of Apprenticeship.

We are proud to train the top electricians in the following programs: Cable Splicing, Outside Line, Substation, Traffic Signal, Transmission, and URD (Underground Residential Distribution).

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American Line Builders Joint Apprenticeship & Training - ALBAT

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Graduating Seniors (must be 18 by May 1)

Equipment Operator and Maintenance Technician Apprenticeships

Requires application, entrance exams, and interview

Contact centraloffice@local18training.com or call 614-487-6531 for more information

https://local18training.com/

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Mechanic Apprenticeship

Our Maintenance Technician Program is a Four-Year Program, designed to teach the core basics for a successful career as a Maintenance Technician.You will learn about electrical and hydraulic systems, along with TIER IV Emissions, powertrains, braking systems and more.

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local18training - Ohio Operating Engineers Apprenticeship and Training Program

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Mechanic Apprenticeship Our Maintenance Technician Program is a Four-Year Program, designed to teach the core basics for a successful career as a Maintenance Technician.You will learn about electrical and hydraulic systems, along with TIER IV Emissions, powertrains, braking systems and more.

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SOCHE Paid Internships & Research projects

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SOCHE Paid Internships & Research projects

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PAID Student Internships for juniors & seniors

Information on related careers: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MvAA12JlEnRfxsXihofsrAf9XQwqqfdagFZBS8Rgaa4/edit#

APPLY HERE: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeOijDLC-92r-Mg_9bfb_vQMCrGJQ7GiJnLA3ZpMkqmTca7sg/viewform

SOCHE connects students, educators, government, businesses, employers, and other organizations to share information, access professional development opportunities, and close workforce gaps through increasing internships and research projects.

https://www.soche.org/apply/

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SOCHE is dedicated to advancing higher education through active collaboration, resource and knowledge building, and effective professional development programs. To accomplish this, SOCHE administers 16 active Councils and Committees.

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Wright Scholar Research Assistant Program

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Wright Scholar Research Assistant Program

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Student Event

8 weeks in summer 2023

Nov - Early Jan

Air Force Research Lab

Multi Subject

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