Girls in Science Fellowship
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Academic Level: High School Students
Description: This August Woods Hole Sea Grant (WHSG) and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) are teaming up with Earthwatch Institute on the Girls in Science (GiS) Fellowship.
This fully-funded (free), week-long, residential fellowship at WHOI aims to promote diversity in STEM and expose high school young women to a variety of marine careers. GiS student fellows work with a predominantly female team of researchers to explore a variety of exciting STEM-related activities and research. The team explores challenges that are unique to women in science. Role models and mentors are introduced throughout the week and career pathway events are hosted to expose the fellows to female undergraduate, graduate, and young career professionals. Fellows get to participate in exercises and skill building to integrate science with arts and humanities. Lastly, the team helps them develop multimedia pieces to tell their 'Story of Science' to their home community.
No experience is necessary. Just enthusiasm for STEM and an eagerness to learn and grow.
The fellows must be residents of MA and attend a high school in the state. Two identical sessions are offered in August.
You can learn more about the program by visiting the website where you will find the application, an informational flyer, and a recording of the information session offered in April.
Participating Institution(s):(Click an institution to see all programs it hosts)Program Materials:
Program VideoThis Program can be Described by:Academic Disciplines:
Aquatic & Fisheries Sciences
Environmental Sciences
Marine Sciences & Oceanography
Sensor Science & Engineering
STEM Fields
Sustainability
Keywords:
Acoustics
Behavioral Ecology
Biological Oceanography
Climate Change
Data Analysis
Marine Biology
Marine Mammal Science
Ocean Science
Womens Studies
Workforce Development
Learn More and Apply! Page last updated 5/17/2023
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