You have reached the archived
Marin Science Seminar website. Many of the
links on this site are outdated. Please go to the updated
MSS website for upcoming seminar and
internship information. Some of these links may work,
others may not.
Bay
Area Science - Portal for all
things science in the bay area, especially those
education-related. http://www.bayareascience.org/
YouStem
Bay Area: Great listing of searchable, K-12 Science
& Tech educational opportunities in the SF Bay Area
Science
Cafes - Find other free Bay
Area science seminars.
Science
at Cal: UC-Berkeley events, activities, news,
research and the East Bay Science Cafe.
Wonderfest:
The Bay Area BEACON of Science with lots of fun
educational events
Nano-High
at Lawrence Berkeley National
Laboratory: Discontinued after 2015 but talks
posted on website
Astronomy - Biology -
Chemistry - Civil Engineering - Computer
Science - Electrical Engineering - Environmental
Science - Geology - Mathematics - Mechanical Engineering
& Robotics - Medicine - Neuroscience
- Physics - Zoology
Astronomy
Star Gazing:
Education:
Biology
Chemistry
Coming soon:
Civil Engineering
Computer
Science
Electrical Engineering
Environmental Science
Geology
Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering & Robotics
Medicine
Neuroscience
The International Brain Bee is a
not-for-profit neuroscience competition for high school
students. The Brain Bee's Bay Area competition usually
takes place in February and the finals in early March.
Physics
Zoology
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What Physicists
Do: Mondays at 4pm at Sonoma State: List
of talks & link to flyer here
Marine Biology &
Environmental Science Seminars: Tiburon Center
for Environmental Studies: Schedule
here
Mt.
Tamalpais Astronomy Programs (Apr-Nov) talks
followed bythe Urban Astronomer and Star-gazing - in
Marin!
for High School students in California and throughout the
U.S.
Restricted Application Programs
(by deadline date)
- For Low-income Students & Ethnic
Minority Sophomores & Juniors: Deadline
Feb. Stanford
School of Medicine Summer Residential Program
-"Promoting the representation of ethnic minority and
low-income groups in the health professions." At
Stanford, , 8 weeks, No cost. http://smysp.stanford.edu/
- For Women & Minority/Hardship Juniors:
Deadline is Feb. UCSF
Biomedical and Health Sciences Internship for
Underrepresented High School Students- In San Francisco,
sponsored by the Dept. of Pediatrics. No cost.
http://pediatrics.ucsf.edu/pediatric-specialties/adolescent-young-adult-med/education-fellowships/biomedical-and-health-science
- For Juniors attending a Sonoma Cty public HS:
Sonoma
State HS Internship in STEM
http://www.sonoma.edu/scitech/hs/
- For Juniors Doing well in Pre-Calc or
Calculus: Deadline March 1 Summer
Science Program in Celestial Mechanics -
CalTech-sponsored program for motivated/gifted high
school students with Santa Barbara and New Mexico
campuses, 5 weeks. Financial aid available.
http://www.summerscience.org/home/index.php
- For Students ages 16 + (including
seniors & college students) Deadline
March 1, 2013 NIH
Summer Internship in Biomedical Research Around
the U.S. (not in CA) No cost, may include a stipend.
https://www.training.nih.gov/programs/sip
- For High-performing Math & Science HS
Students: Application period: 2/1
– 3/15 COSMOS:
California State Summer School for Mathematics and
Science Campuses include UC Davis, Santa Cruz, Irvine,
San Diego, 4 weeks. Financial aid available.
http://www.ucop.edu/cosmos/
- For High School Students Seriously into
Math: Deadline is March 13, 2013
Stanford
University Mathematics Camp, At Stanford 7/10 –
8/6. Financial aid available.
http://math.stanford.edu/sumac/
- For Sophomores & Juniors in Marin &
Sonoma counties: Deadline is March Buck
Institute Summer Scholars Students are paid a
stipend of $1280 for the 7 weeks of full-time
internship.
- For Sophomore, Junior (& Senior)
Students with a 3.0+GPA: Deadline is
May or later UC
Berkeley Pre-Collegiate Program In Berkeley
(and/or online), a variety of sessions & classes.
Seniors may enroll as visiting students. No financial
aid. http://summer.berkeley.edu/pre-collegiate
For All High School Students
- College
of Marin Summer Session Check website
regularly for calendar updates.
http://www.marin.edu/admissions/HighSchoolStudents.htm
- Santa
Rosa Junior CollegeSummer Session:
Catalog online by 2/20, online registration open 5/9,
starts 6/13. Requires application.
https://www.santarosa.edu/app/admissions/concurrent-enrollment.shtml
- Stanford
EPGY Summer programs in a variety of
science-related fields. Rolling admissions starting
with apps received by Feb. 9. Applicants must
submit supporting materials, but no actual standards for
admission are given. Limited need and merit-based
scholarships available. At Stanford, 3&4 week
sessions
http://epgy.stanford.edu/summer/highschoolprogram.html
- UC
Davis Young Scholars Program 6 week
science research program. Limited # of fee reductions
available. http://ysp.ucdavis.edu/
- USC
Summer Program –Financial aid
recipient deadline is April 1, all others May 6.
Includes introductory architecture, engineering, pre-med
and other 4-week science courses.
http://summer.usc.edu/4week/
- UCLA
Summer Institutes – Rolling
admissions. Limited merit&need -based scholarships
available.
http://www.summer.ucla.edu/institutes/GeneralInfo/generalinfo.htm
- National
Student Leadership Conference Scholarship
deadline March 22, otherwise rolling admissions.
Engineering, medicine & healthcare programs at UC
Berkeley, other campuses. http://www.nslcleaders.org/
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