Ms. Katie Inderbitzen, NH 1998, Staph 1999 Katie and Dr. Enid Sichel (Mass. Maritime Academy) aboard the R/V Atlantis prior to Dive #4436 in the Alvin submersible in September, 2008. We dived 2660m down to the seafloor to work on Read More
History Channel, March 23 – 9:00-11:00 PM With video shot by NYSC alumnus Katie Inderbitzen (NH 1998) and a bit about her research! Humans have mapped every corner of the globe–from jungles and deserts to the depths of space. Yet Read More
NEBRASKA NYSF RECEPTION–Networking with former delegates in Omaha, March 4, 2011. From left: Jim Woodland, director of science education, Nebraska Department of Education and NYSC Selection Coordinator; Marissa Niemoller, NE ’09; Kenneth Averell, NE ’08, staph, ’11; Heather Price, NE Read More
The National Youth Science Foundation is publishing materials from the archives of the National Youth Science Camp. Check back often to see if your class is listed! And, don’t forget the Alumni Directory is online now!
The National Youth Science Foundation and the National Youth Science Camp Alumni Association are pleased to announce the opening of the Online Alumni Directory. This directory will contain a full directory of alumni of NYSF programs, including the National Youth Read More
Dr. Stephen M. Damiani, WI, 1975, has pledged $50,000 to The National Youth Science Foundation, to create a fund that will support future delegates to the National Youth Science Camp. “NYSC has had an incredibly positive impact on my life as Read More
Marissa Mayer (NYSC WI, 1993), vice president of consumer products at Google, is an unapologetic geek and thinks that the Internet will encourage others, male or female, to be geeks just like her. Marissa Mayer: “I have a confession to make: Read More
National Youth Science Camp alumnus Ye jin Kang (TX 2007) is one of 32 Americans who were awarded a Rhodes Scholarship on November 20, 2010. Congratulations! Rice University Press Release: The prestigious Rhodes Scholarships, the oldest award for international study, Read More
Jess Beasley, NYSC NC 2002, Staph 2006, recently called into National Public Radio’s Science Friday hosted by Ira Flatow with guest Dean Kamen. Here’s an excerpt from the transcript: FLATOW: Let’s go to Jess(ph) in Raleigh, North Carolina. Hi, Jess. Read More
Jess Beasley, NYSC NC 2002, Staph 2006, recently called into National Public Radio’s Science Friday hosted by Ira Flatow with guest Dean Kamen. Here’s an excerpt from the transcript: FLATOW: Let’s go to Jess(ph) in Raleigh, North Carolina. Hi, Jess. Read More
