Emily WangNorth Carolina City: CarySchool: North Carolina School of Science and MathematicsCollege Plans: UndecidedMajor: Biomedical Engineering or Computer ScienceProfessional Plans: Research Scientist or Medical Doctor Honors: National Merit Finalist, AP Scholar, Intel ISEF Third Award, ASU Walton Sustainability Initiatives Award, I-SWEEEP Gold Award Winner Read More
Daniel Cedillo-HernandezMexico City: GuadalajaraSchool: Instituto Thomas Jefferson Capus Palomar High SchoolCollege Plans: UndecidedMajor: Robotics Engineering or Mechatronics EngineeringProfessional Plans: CEO of companies that innovate technology Honors: National Honor Society, Graduating with honors, AP Scholar Best Delegate (1st place) – Model of the United Nations Read More
Noah Liguori-BillsRhode Island City: RichmondSchool: Chariho Regional High SchoolCollege Plans: University of Connecticut or High Point UniversityMajor: Computer SciencesProfessional Plans: Software Engineer Honors: National Honor Society, Graduating with honors, Second Place in the Rhode Island AP Computer Science Principles Programing Competition, Read More
The office staph (this is a traditional spelling to highlight our infectious enthusiasm) members of the 2019 National Youth Science Camp (NYSCamp) arrived at the NYSCenter yesterday to begin its final preparations. Remaining staph members arrive on Sunday. Delegates to Read More
The National Youth Science Foundation recognizes Cuong Do as the 2018 National Youth Science Camp Alumnus of the Year! The NYSF will host a Speaking Engagement on November 1, 2018 from 12:00 to 1:00PM at the Clay Center, Walker Theatre Read More
National Youth Science Foundation trustee and state health officer, Dr. Rahul Gupta will become senior vice president and chief medical and health officer for the March of Dimes in Washington, D.C. Dr. Gupta has been Commissioner of the West Virginia Department Read More
The National Youth Science Foundation is pleased to announce that it has received a generous $1 million donation from the Park Foundation established by Ray Park (Park Corporation) to support the development of the National Youth Science Center. Ray Park Read More
The 2018 National Youth Science Camp delegates have returned from their three-day adventure in Washington, DC. The trip started with a walking tour of the National Mall Monuments, which included the Washington Monument, World War II Memorial, MLK Memorial, Korean Read More
One of the wonderful things about the National Youth Science Camp is that delegates express different backgrounds and personal experiences. Throughout camp, delegates have an opportunity to demonstrate their talents through after dinner entertainment, art projects, chorus practice, and band Read More
The delegates of the 2018 National Youth Science Camp returned from their final overnighter of the summer. The delegates had the opportunity to participate in an outdoor adventure such as hiking on scenic West Virginia trails, caving, biking and caving Read More
