NYSCamp Alumni in the News Dr. John Worth (NYSCamp GA 1984) is member of archeology team that identifies the site of first multi-year European settlement in the United States. The University of West Florida archaeology program recently identified the archaeological site Read More
NYSCamp Alumni in the News: Professor Thomas W. Laqueur (NYSCamp WV 1963) recently appeared as a guest on NPR’s Fresh Air: “Bodies Through Time: A Historian Traces Our Evolving Relationship With The Dead.” Growing up as the son of a Read More
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The National Youth Science Foundation is pleased to announce that the application portal to attend the 2016 National Youth Science Camp is now open. For more information, please see http://apply.nysc.org.
Today is Giving Tuesday 2016 and we hope that you will consider supporting the important STEM education programs of the National Youth Science Foundation with a financial contribution. Each year, talented students attend the National Youth Science Camp and other Read More
by Lydia Nuzum, Health Reporter, Charleston Gazette-Mail When Dr. Rudolph Tanzi was a teenager, he knew he wanted to be a clinician — that is, until he heard his first scientific lecture and realized he wanted to be a researcher. Read More
October 20, 2015 – Huntington, West Virginia The National Youth Science Foundation congratulates National Youth Science Camp Alumnus Dr. Jerome (Jerry) Gilbert (MS 1973) on being named the 37th president of Marshall University. “What an honor it is to be asked Read More
NYSF Newsletter September 2015 (Click above to download Adobe Acrobat (pdf) file, click below to view enlarged images)
As the mountains of West Virginia come alive and regain their magnificent color with the arrival of spring, we turn our attention to our flagship program, the National Youth Science Camp, and we need your support to ensure that this Read More
Morgantown, West Virginia – March 24, 2015 In late 2014, the National Youth Science Foundation and the West Virginia and Regional History Center and Special Collections at the West Virginia University, reached an agreement to establish an archive of materials Read More
