Research Opportunities Database for High School Students

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Science Camps of America offers an immersive Land & Sea Science Camp on Hawai'i Island from July 1-10, 2024, tailored for teens aged 13-17. Participants delve into geology, marine science, biology, and environmental studies through field trips to Kīlauea volcano, beaches, forests, and coral reefs. Activities include stargazing, hiking lava flows and rainforests, biodiversity studies, and beach cleanups. Accommodations are provided in Pāhala, Hawai'i. The camp aims to provide firsthand scientific experiences while fostering appreciation for Hawaii's natural wonders.

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The Hawaii Summer Program by Pacific Discovery offers a month-long immersive experience in Hawaiian culture and environmental conservation. Participants explore the Big Island and Oahu, surfing, hiking volcanoes, and engaging in marine conservation projects. They'll learn sustainable living skills, receive a Certificate of Environmental Conservation, and gain 40 hours of community service. Activities include stargazing on Mauna Kea, visiting Volcanoes National Park, and experiencing Hawaiian traditions like hula and lei-making. Ideal for ages 18-22, the program emphasizes personal growth and unforgettable experiences.

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The Pacific Music Institute offers a diverse range of summer programs for young musicians in Honolulu. The Winds, Brass, and Percussion Program provides intermediate/advanced students with daily workshops and the chance to perform in either the Wind Ensemble or Symphony Orchestra. For string players, the Strings Program offers intensive coaching and performance opportunities in either the Symphony Orchestra or Freestyle String Ensemble. Additionally, students can explore jazz music in the Jazz Intensive led by experienced faculty. Ukulele enthusiasts can join the Ukulele Workshop, led by renowned instructors Craig Chee and Sarah Maisel. For middle school students, there's the opportunity to participate in the PMI Middle School All-State Band, showcasing talented young musicians from across Hawaii. Each program provides a fun and supportive environment for students to develop their skills, make friends, and create music together.

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Le Jardin Academy's Summer School offers a diverse range of four-week programs for high schoolers, with classes running for two hours a day. The curriculum covers various interests including cooking, music, and language. Students have the flexibility to choose individual classes or create a full schedule tailored to their preferences. The program includes academic and recreational courses, such as visual and performing arts, robotics, coding, cooking, songwriting, knitting, sports, and outdoor experiences. Early care is provided for students enrolled in morning classes, with extended day options available for an additional fee. The program caters to students from kindergarten to high school, with offerings tailored to different grade levels. Registration details, health information, class schedules, and other inquiries are addressed in the comprehensive Summer School Parent and Student Manual.

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Iolani School's Summer Programs aim to foster leadership and academic excellence by providing engaging curriculum and interactive learning environments. Open to both current 'Iolani students and visiting students, the programs offer a diverse range of courses from ceramics to algebra to marine science. The mission is to cultivate lifelong learners by enriching students' knowledge and curiosity during the summer break. The program emphasizes English proficiency for international students to ensure a safe and meaningful learning experience. Registration is divided into phases, with deadlines for different grade levels. Additionally, students can conveniently order required books online through designated channels. With a commitment to Christian values and cultural diversity, 'Iolani School continues its tradition of excellence by providing an enriching educational experience beyond the regular school year.

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Hawai‘i Preparatory Academy offers specialized four-week Academies for middle/high school students aged 11 to 17, both day and boarding. Students explore their passions in various areas such as Young Authors, Arts, Sustainability, Marine Explorations, and English Language Learning. These full-day programs provide hands-on experiences with experts in the field, alongside opportunities to enjoy the unique offerings of Hawai‘i Island. The Academies are open to students worldwide and aim to foster personal growth while introducing participants to HPA's campus and programs. Limited space is available, with a waitlist option if needed. Applications are accepted until the deadline, with potential rolling admissions afterward.

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Introduce your child to the magic of performance this summer with our Musical Theatre Experience! This eight-week program welcomes students aged 7 to 16 of all levels. No prior experience necessary! With engaging activities in acting, singing, and dancing, children blossom in a safe and fun environment. Led by guest artists, they cultivate teamwork, confidence, and imagination. Choose from morning (ages 7-12) or afternoon (ages 12-16) sessions, each culminating in a spectacular performance on Diamond Head Theatre's stage. Don't miss this opportunity for your child to shine!

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Acceleration Academy in Anchorage offers high school students a full-day program at the University of Alaska Anchorage campus. Students enroll in university courses, participate in group study sessions, engage in hands-on projects with scientists and engineers, and join weekly social activities. ANSEP covers all costs including tuition and fees for approved courses. To apply, students must submit an online application with required documents or a printed application packet by email, in-person, or via dropbox. Additionally, students need to apply for admission as non-degree seeking high school students at the University of Alaska Anchorage and take Math ALEKS and English ACCUPLACER tests.

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The University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) is offering the Upward Bound/T3 Alaska Summer Program for students interested in STEAM careers. The program, with an extended application deadline, includes introductory and advanced sessions focusing on earth monitoring sensors, drones, and Makerspace equipment, as well as energy and climate concepts. Students will engage in experiential learning, field trips, and community involvement, fostering personal growth and marketable skills. Partnerships with various organizations enhance the program's real-world applications. Upward Bound aims to assist low-income, first-generation high school students, while T3 Alaska provides technology education and career pathways. Applications are open until March 1, 2024, with limited space available for students from participating schools across Alaska.

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The 5-week Summer Program in Alaska offers a blend of wildlife volunteering, cultural immersion, and outdoor activities. Participants, ideally aged 17 to 22, explore Alaska's vast landscapes, native cultures, and diverse wildlife habitats. Activities include hiking, kayaking, dog sledding, and rafting, with opportunities for hands-on learning in marine science and conservation. The program spans various locations, including Anchorage, Seward, Soldotna, and Homer, with visits to wildlife refuges, cultural sites, and marine research centers. Participants engage in trail maintenance, wildlife observation, and cultural workshops, fostering personal growth and environmental stewardship. Accommodations range from camping to comfortable lodges, with meals provided. The program fee covers all travel, accommodation, meals, activities, and educational resources, offering a comprehensive and transformative experience in the Alaskan wilderness.