MATRIC Matters (West Virginia): National Youth Science Campers to Visit MATRIC The Mid-Atlantic Technology, Research & Innovation Center recognizes the critical importance of education and the role learning plays in fostering new discoveries. On June 28, we’re excited to be Read More
The National Youth Science Foundation is pleased to announce the selection of delegates representing Alaska, Alabama & Arkansas to the 2012 National Youth Science Camp. Two delegates are selected from each state for outstanding performance in STEM fields, and will Read More
Plum Oakmont Patch (Pennsylvania): Riverview Students Win State PJAS Awards …Paris also interviewed for and was selected to attend the four-week National Youth Science Camp in the Monongahela National Forest of West Virginia from June 27 to July 21, all Read More
The Hartford Guardian (Connecticut): High School Seniors Selected For Science Camp. HARTFORD — Two high school students will represent Connecticut in the National Youth Science Camp this summer. Matthew Chauvin Quallen of Farmington High School in Farmington, and Ming Zhao, Read More
Davis WV – Students belonging to the second cohort of the Youth Science Discovery Experience presented their research yesterday, successfully concluding the spring semester of YSDE 2012. Five student groups presented, delivering diverse talks on wind power engineering, raptor migration, Read More
Las Vegas Sun (Nevada): 2 Nevadans to attend National Youth Science Camp William Fitch of Dayton High School and Manuja Gunaratne of Advanced Technologies Academy in Las Vegas have been chosen to attend the National Youth Science Camp, held annually in Read More
Post Crescent (Wisconsin): Teen selected for science camp NEENAH — Russell Burton, a senior at Neenah High School, was selected as one of two students to represent Wisconsin at the 2012 National Youth Science Camp in West Virginia. Read More. Read More
The Courier (Arkansas): Tufis to attend prestigious camp Russellville High School senior Paul Tufis is getting an opportunity that only 99 other students across the nation will get. Tufis was chosen by the governor to attend the National Youth Science Read More
