Research Opportunities Database for High School Students

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The Davidson Institute Fellows Scholarship recognizes individuals who have made remarkable contributions in their respective fields. To qualify for the literature category, applicants are required to submit a substantial body of work that is considered meaningful and impactful by industry experts. Specifically, for the literature category, applicants must prepare a portfolio of creative work spanning 60-75 pages. Additionally, they are also required to submit a literacy narrative, which delves into their personal journey and process of developing literacy. It is worth noting that this scholarship allows applications to be submitted by teams of two as well. The Davidson Institute Fellows Scholarship offers an esteemed opportunity to showcase exceptional literary achievements and be recognized for making a positive impact on society through literature.

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The July Experience is a rigorous pre-college program specifically designed for high school juniors and seniors. Spanning three weeks, students are immersed in a stimulating academic environment where they can choose two courses from a diverse range of liberal arts subjects. Alongside the academic component, the program also offers college readiness workshops to help students prepare for the next stage of their education. Furthermore, participants have the opportunity to explore the surrounding area through visits to Davidson College Lake Campus, as well as engaging field trips to notable attractions such as the U.S. National Whitewater Center, Carowinds Amusement Park, and uptown Charlotte. The July Experience offers a comprehensive and enriching experience for students to expand their knowledge, develop important skills, and make lasting memories.

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The Davidson Colleagues Grant grants $50,000, $25,000 and $10,000 grants to students who have completed a significant piece of work. If you've already completed a project you're proud of, this could be a great competition to enter to get recognized for your efforts.

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We maintain that data science is more than just a toolbox of methods; it is driven by real-world challenges. The 21st-century data scientist must be able to identify pertinent problems, conduct sound analyses, and effectively communicate their findings. At the conclusion of the Wharton Data Science Academy, participants will have gained not only essential data science skills, such as data visualization and manipulation, but also exposure to modern machine learning techniques that underpin the field of AI today. Throughout the program, students will cultivate a practical command of the R programming language, which is widely utilized by data scientists in academia and industry alike.

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If you're seeking a program that encourages critical thinking and examines the complexities of the gender binary, the Center for Talented Youth's offering is an excellent choice. This highly selective program provides a comprehensive curriculum that includes essay writing, debates, and multimedia projects, all aimed at developing analytical thinking and argumentative skills. Through this program, you will have the opportunity to delve deeper into the implications of the gender binary and enhance your ability to construct well-reasoned arguments. It's important to note that admission to the program is competitive and requires specific test results, so be sure to prepare accordingly.

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Critical Thinking Summer Institute, a premier program for motivated high school students seeking to enhance their critical thinking skills and explore cutting-edge topics in today’s media landscape. In this workshop, you will learn to assess media, with a particular focus on new media, and gain firsthand experience in preparing an article for publication.

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Transform your dreams, ideas, and stories into organized, compelling, creative written works with lectures by renowned literary figures from around the D.C. area, dynamic courses with Georgetown graduate student instructors, and insightful, productive feedback from your peers. This combination of workshops and tutorials will help you generate and polish a wealth of new poems, stories, and personal essays, and allow you to experiment with innovative forms in the field of creative writing. The Academy will also focus on the publishing and professionalization aspects of the industry, exploring what markets are available for your writing, what jobs are available to creative writers, funding opportunities for your work, undergraduate and graduate programs in writing, and how to get published. In addition, this week-long program will feature excursions to sites around Washington, D.C., an exercise in ekphrastic writing at the National Gallery of Art, and the chance to read your work aloud at Busboys and Poets, a famous D.C. literary hub.

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COSMOS is an immersive and rigorous 4-week summer residential program tailored for students who have showcased exceptional aptitude in STEM fields. Participants in COSMOS typically possess a GPA of 3.5 or higher, along with other qualifications that demonstrate their commitment to academic excellence. Through COSMOS, students engage in hands-on, inquiry-based learning experiences, collaborating with like-minded peers and expert mentors to explore advanced topics in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. This highly competitive program offers a unique opportunity to delve into cutting-edge research and develop essential skills for future success in STEM disciplines.

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This 2-week program is designed to introduce high school students to the field of data science. In addition to learning fundamental data science theory from experienced Quinnipiac faculty, participants will have the opportunity to develop practical skills by working on hands-on data science projects. The program will also provide insights into various career opportunities available in the field of data science.

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For high school students hoping to quickly understand the basics of reporting. If you’re interested in the journalism end of arts summer programs, this one-week course gives you the opportunity to learn from esteemed journalist Elizabeth Walters and Columbia writing professor Kristen Martin. Students hone their reporting and interviewing skills through writing assignments such as profiles, op-eds, features, and audio pieces while staying in the journalistic hub that is New York City. You will also be asked to read a variety of articles as well as write a new article draft every night to better understand the landscape of journalism today.