Science Discovery’s Teen Science Café offers Boulder area teens opportunities to meet and interact with scientists in a fun and informal setting designed to inspire conversation and interaction. The Teen Science Café is always free and meets monthly during the academic year at the CU Museum of Natural History from 5:30-7pm on a Wednesday.

Teen Science Scene is a brand new program aimed to inspire ages 13–17 to expand their interest in science and engineering! These workshops will provide participants with real-world experiences and hands-on activities.

Science Club for teens is a non-profit that provides free, fun, experiential programs focused on STEM for teens from communities underrepresented in STEM. 80% of the fastest growing jobs in the next decade will require STEM skills, but today less than 26% of the …

Founded in 2008, Science Club was collaboratively developed and continues to be overseen by members of three core organizations: science teachers from Chicago Public colleges (CPS), staff at the Pedersen-McCormick mans & teens Club of Chicago, and …

Science Club for teens was founded in 1994 as a grassroots organization by Beth O’Sullivan and Mary McGowan, two parents in Cambridge, Massachusetts who were concerned with issues of gender equity in math, science, and technology.

All materials to do the science activities with 25 students. A field trip for students and their families to visit MSI on a Family Day, with one free bus per science club. Professional development hours if applicable (ISBE credit hours in Illinois, CEUs in Indiana).

The core values of Science Club for teens include the following: Science Club for teens fosters leadership. Science Club for teens is a catalyst for equity in STEM. Science Club for teens affirms college as an expectation and STEM careers as an option.

Teen Advocates for Science Communication is the Academy’s youth volunteer program. Participants carry out our mission to explore, explain, and sustain life by designing and presenting youth-created educational programs to the public.

Teen Science Alliance Take on science like never before. If you are aged 13-18, become a member of the Teen Science Alliance to solve creative design challenges, get a backstage look at museum education, and build skills perfect for your next step.

Science Action Club makes it easy and fun to lead hands-on STEM in out-of-college time—no experience necessary! Through games, projects, and exciting investigations, Science Action Club inspires youth to explore nature, contribute to authentic citizen science research, and design strategies to …