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SAGE Camp at SLAC

Science
Engineering
Leadership
Computer Science

SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory

Palo Alto, CA1 weekDeadline passed

SAGE Camp at SLAC is a free, one-week residential program hosted by SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory in partnership with Stanford University for high school students from all backgrounds. Held on the SLAC and Stanford campuses in the Bay Area, students explore diverse STEM career paths, meet professionals at various stages of their careers, and discover how STEM fields benefit from a wide range of interests and perspectives. The camp emphasizes community impact and provides a rare opportunity to experience world-class research facilities up close. It is an exceptional and fully accessible program for curious, motivated students looking to deepen their passion for science and technology.

Visit sage.slac.stanford.edu

Skills You'll Build

Scientific Research

Designing studies, testing hypotheses, and drawing evidence-based conclusions.

Critical Thinking

Evaluating information carefully before drawing a conclusion or making a decision.

Problem Solving

Breaking down a challenge and working through it methodically to a solution.

Team Leadership

Guiding a group toward a shared goal and keeping everyone moving together.

Active Listening

Fully focusing on and understanding what someone else is communicating.

Related Careers

Physicist

Students gain exposure to STEM careers at a national accelerator laboratory and meet physics professionals at various career stages.

Software Engineer

Camp explores wide-ranging STEM career possibilities including computer science roles at a leading research institution.

Data Scientist

Students develop analytical and observation skills applicable to data-driven research careers at national laboratories.

Medical Researcher

Camp emphasizes scientific research methods and meeting professionals pursuing impactful careers in STEM fields.

Quick Facts

Grade Levels
High School
Format
In-Person
Time Commitment
1 week residential
Competitiveness
Selective
Best For
STEM-curious students exploring careers

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