Charleston, West Virginia Across the nation selection committees are announcing the selection of delegates to represent their state at the 2013 National Youth Science Camp. Department of Education announces Arkansas’s National Youth Science Camp delegation Governor announces Iowa’s National Youth Read More
Dr. Brian Tucholke, 1964 delegate to NYSC from South Dakota and scientist emeritus at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Woods Hole, MA, will lead a directed study on the geological evolution of the North Atlantic Ocean, June 28-30, at Read More
Dr. Julie Robinson, a 1985 delegate to NYSC from Idaho, and chief scientist of the International Space Station Program at NASA will present “Eureka on the International Space Station” at 9:15 a.m., July 5, at NYSC. Dr. Robinson said that Read More
The National Youth Science Foundation is proud to announce the opening of the application process to the 2013 National Youth Science Camp. Interested graduating high school seniors are encouraged to visit the 2013 NYSC application page for information on how Read More
Florian Gerlach (Germany) paddles his kayak on the New River during National Youth Science Camp 2009. Kayaking at NYSC is facilitated through the volunteer efforts of the West Virginia Wildwater Association, an organization devoted to safely paddling the wild and scenic rivers of West Read More
Delegates to National Youth Science Camp 1971 gather on the Green for a group photo. Since 1963, the National Youth Science Camp has been held at scenic Camp Pocahontas, located near Bartow, West Virginia. Delegates to the 1971 NYSC received Read More
MOMENTS IN TIME: The summer before MIT Learning science “Mens et Manus” at the National Youth Science Camp We often hear about the summer after high school, of those warm days shrouded in familiarity before the thrilling independence of college. Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. – July 18, 2012 –National Youth Science Camp (NYSC) delegates will meet science policy makers and Senators for a luncheon from noon to 2pm on July 18, 2012, in the Kennedy Caucus Room of the Russell Senate Office Read More
Delegates to the 1963 National Youth Science Camp survey the area surrounding Spruce Knob, the highest point in West Virginia. Spruce Knob is home to several unusual features, including exposed bolder fields, and ecosystems driven by the higher altitudes. When Read More
