Student Programs
in Educational Resources
Currently Funded Projects |
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Here you will find the current SEPA programs that have student summer programs or other workshops. Click on the More detail "Click here" to be directed to its website (if available) for more information. Click on the Title of the project to get the contact info.
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 BioQuest Academy: Creating an innovative immersion program for teens
Seattle Biomedical Research Institute, Seattle, WA
Grade level: 11
Resource: student programs on science, technology, engineering, math careers
Cost:
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Birmingham Science Education Partnership (BSEP): Middle School Inquiry Based Learning
University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL
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Resource: programs for students on genetics and microbiology
Cost: contact program
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Building Bridges to Health Science Literacy
University of Tennessee College of Medicine, Memphis, TN
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Resource: family health nights
Cost: contact program
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CityLab: A Systems Approach to Biology-Phase I/II
Boston University School of Medicine, Boston, MA
Grade level: 6-12
Resource: SummerLab for students; Activities: Protein quantification with spectrophotometer; ELISA screen for HIV antibodies; sickle cell anemia & electrophoresis; DNA fingerprinting; bacterial transformation; PCR; Mobile Lab available for custom-made activities
Cost: contact program
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Collaborations to Understand Research and Ethics (CURE)
Northwest Association for Biomedical Research, Seattle, WA
Grade level: 9-12
Resource: A Summer 2-week “Research Fellows” program introduces students from backgrounds underrepresented in science to the translational research process and the range of scientific career opportunities it offers. It also addresses bioethical issues as well as the challenges faced by minorities and low-income students entering science. Follow-up dates occur throughout the year and include a parent event.
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Collaborations to Understand Research and Ethics (CURE)
Northwest Association for Biomedical Research, Seattle, WA
Grade level: 9-12
Resource: A “Youth Ethics Summit” that brings together students from program teachers for a culminating event to share their learning and understanding about particular issues related to bioethics and translational research.
Cost:
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Educating High School Students and Their Families about Clinical Research
University of California San Diego, La Jolla, CA
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Resource: student programs
Cost: contact program
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Education for Community Genomic Awareness - Phase I/II
University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor, MI
Grade level: 9-12
Resource: student activities including DNA Night
Cost: contact program
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Environmental Health Science Education for Rural Youth
University of Montana, Missoula, MT
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Resource: student programs
Cost: contact program
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Going to Middle and Early High School Classes with Near-Peer Mentors
U.S. Walter Reed Army Institution of Research, Silver Spring, MD
Grade level: -
Resource: in-school component, involving science clubs and lunch programs
Cost:
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Health Science Research: Educating the Public - Phase II
Columbia University, New York, NY
Grade level: 6-12
Resource: student summer camp
Cost: contact program
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HealthRICH: Health Risks, Information, and Choices (Phase II)
Miami University Oxford, Oxford, OH
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Resource: science/health after-school activity clubs in middle schools
Cost:
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Jackson State University Science Education Partnership Program
Jackson State University, Jackson, MS
Grade level: 9-12
Resource: student summer programs, Early College High School
Cost: contact program
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North Star (Phase I and II)
Imaginarium Inc., Anchorage, AK
Grade level: 8-12
Resource: student programs
Cost: contact program
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Opening the Pipeline for Native High Schools
Harvard University Medical School, Boston, MA
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Resource: student programs
Cost: contact program
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Partnership in Biomedical Discovery
University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA
Grade level: 9-12
Resource: Summer programs for students
Cost: contact program
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Project ARISE: Advancing Rhode Island Science Education
Brown University, Providence, RI
Grade level: 9-12
Resource: student programs
Cost: contact program
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Research, Education, And Linking Science Careers: REAL Science Careers
Wake Forest University Health Sciences, Winston-Salem, NC
Grade level: K-12
Resource: student programs
Cost: contact program
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School for Science and Math at Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN
Grade level: 9-12
Resource: science and math student programs
Cost:
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Science Posse: Enhancing Biomedical Science Awareness and Understanding in Wyoming
University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY
Grade level: 7-8
Resource: science fairs
Cost: contact program
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Spectrum: Building Pathways to Biomedical Research Careers for Girls and Women of Color
San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA
Grade level: 6-12
Resource: student programs for middle and high school girls of color
Cost:
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TRY-IT - Translating Research to Youth through information Technology
University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY
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Resource: science enrichment program for students
Cost: contact program
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West Virginia Health Sciences and Technology Academy (HSTA) Student Design Public Health Clinical Trials
West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV
Grade level: 9-12
Resource: student summer programs
Cost: contact program
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Would you like to be a scientist? Discover Biomedical Sciences ! - Phase I/II
Charles R. Drew University, Los Angeles, CA
Grade level: 4
Resource: science fairs, mentor program
Cost: contact program
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