Description: A free one week residential summer program for underrepresented minority students.Step Up to STEM is an innovative interdisciplinary academic program that uses exciting real-world subjects to challenge rising 9th graders across North Carolina and build their skills in science, math, and communications.
During the program's residential summer institute, students live and learn on the historic campus of North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics, where they have the opportunity to take advantage of the many unique enrichment activities available throughout the Triangle area. The program is open by application to African American, Hispanic American, and Native American 8th graders who live in North Carolina.
Application Deadline: 3/1/2019
Program Dates: 7/14/2019 - 7/19/2019
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The Develop- mental Training Grant in Integrative Develop- mental Process is focused on understanding mechanisms of change in human development and provides training in cutting-edge multimodal methods in computational analyses, and modeling and in theoretical approaches that integrate multiple levels of analysis in the study of development. The program supports 3 postdoctoral and 5 predoctoral trainees in a broader community of 18 research laboratories. Click here to learn more and apply!
The Develop- mental Training Grant in Integrative Develop- mental Process is focused on understanding mechanisms of change in human development and provides training in cutting-edge multimodal methods in computational analyses, and modeling and in theoretical approaches that integrate multiple levels of analysis in the study of development. The program supports 3 postdoctoral and 5 predoctoral trainees in a broader community of 18 research laboratories. Click here to learn more and apply!
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