Summer Science Program for High School Students

Spelman College, a historically black college for women, is pleased to announce the 2007 Howard Hughes Biomedical Summer Science Program. The program is a five week residential program for high school students interested in pursuing a career in biology, biochemistry, medicine or other life-science related fields. The curriculum is designed to provide students with an integrative science educational experience, while developing their laboratory, research and scientific literacy skills. Students will learn about the breadth and variety of biology disciplines by engaging in hands on projects and interacting with scientists in their “native” professional environment. The curriculum also provides students an opportunity to develop interpersonal skills by participating in group projects and scientific presentations. Visit the school’s website to find out more or contact Ms. Tokiwa Smith, Howard Hughes Program Office – (404) 270-5855, ttsmith@spelman.edu

Applications must be completed on-line. The 1 page essay can be uploaded on the online application and mailed seperately. There is no financial cost to the student or their family for this program. Application Deadline: 30 March.