Stokes Educational Scholarship Program

         This program is for high school seniors. They must major in Computer Science of Computer/Electrical Engineering in college. While in college, you can gain valuable experience at the NSA. And better yet, when you graduate college, you'll have a position waiting for you at the NSA!

         Application deadline: November 30, 2009

 

         This program places students with an interest in science or mathematics in Department of Defense laboratories for an eight-week period during summer. It offers the student invaluable experience in the world of scientific research, with hands-on exposure to scientific and engineering practices. This program offers paid appreticeships for high school students interested in finding out more about careers in science and engineering.

         Apply on-line at www.usaeop.com

         Students must send a copy of their transcript to:

Student Volunteer Opportunity at the National Aquarium

         The 2010 summer program offers kids the chance to enter the field the marine science and gain experience in the field. This is a great opportunity for those interested in conservation and marine science. Students must be able to commit to training sessions on Saturdays in March and April (usually from 8:15am-3:30pm), as well as refresher days in May and June. Also, they must be able to complete at least 100 hours of volunteer work during the program. The program runs from June 21 until August 22.

         For more information, and a nomination, talk to Mr. Morton.

         Application deadline is December 23, 2009.

Open House at the University of Maryland School of Medicine

         On April 22, 2010 from 10:00am to 12noon the University of Maryland will hold its 18th Annual Open House for its school of medicine. Students will get the opportunity to learn about careers in the exciting field of laboratory medicine. The department of medical and research technology will be providing the tours and information. Students must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

         For more information call (410) 706-7664

 

National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine
         This prestigious program offers the chance to learn from some of the best researchers and medical leaders in the country. It provides the opportunity to experience the possibility of a medical career through its many components: education, clinical research and technology. Professionals of the field work with the students to ensure that they receive a full education of world medicine.

         For more information go to http://www.nylf.org/med/

         E-mail Mr. Morton for a nomination as soon as possible.

The National Aquarium in Baltimore Student Summer Program

       The program presents a unique opportunity to volunteer at the Aquarium and spend a summer sharing the Aquarium's mission and magic.  Participants increase their knowledge of marine environments, put smiles on children's faces, and meet folks from everywhere on Earth. 

      For more information go to http://www.aqua.org/studentsummerprogram.html.

      Application deadline is December 24th.