Join us for as Dr. Kelly Weinersmith discusses careers in parasitology and nature’s zombie makers! National Youth Science Foundation is excited to announce the kickoff of the Spring 2021 STEM Seminars! The STEM Seminar Series will feature lectures and Q&A Read More
Tucker County, West Virginia – In response to the need for support as virtual learning continues in West Virginia, TheNational Youth Science Foundation announces the opening of a Learning Lab. The Learning Lab will take place at the National Youth Science Read More
Deadline Extended for 2021 National Youth Science Camp Applications Charleston, West Virginia – Many states have been hit hard by the devastating winter weather that has plagued much of the country with ice, snow, flooding, and power and water outages. Unprecedented Read More
Support 2021 NYSCamp by showing your love of STEM! The National Youth Science Foundation is preparing for 2021 National Youth Science Camp, each summer over 100 young scientist attend the camp at no cost. Help us reach our February goal, Read More
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2021 NYSCamp will be an entirely virtual experience which will include world-class lectures, directed studies, and seminars with prestigious and up and coming STEM professionals who are making a difference in their fields of study Read More
Hosted in Monongahela National Forest in West Virginia since 1963, the National Youth Science Camp (NYSCamp) has traditionally been a residential science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) program designed to honor and challenge some of the nation’s rising STEM leaders Read More
Out of an abundance of caution in response to the COVID-19 national health emergency, the National Youth Science Foundation canceled the in-residence portion of the 2020 National Youth Science Camp (NYSCamp). Held in West Virginia since 1963, this is only Read More
Written by Taleigh Adrian, original article can be found here. I recently attended the National Youth Science Camp in West Virginia. The camp is comprised of two delegates from each state, as well as international delegates, and is 3 and Read More
written by Laura Stowater, original article can be found here. I recently spent over three weeks in your fine state of West Virginia thanks to an opportunity through the National Youth Science Camp. As a recent high school graduate from Read More
written by Sarah Berment, original article can be found here. When I shared the news that I would be attending the National Youth Science Camp, most of my conversations consisted of these 3 questions: Where is it? What’s the cost? What Read More
