The Appalachian STEM Academy is a fully funded, two-week residential summer program hosted at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, a U.S. Department of Energy facility, for high school students aged 16 and older from Appalachian counties. Participants work directly with award-winning scientists and researchers on hands-on group projects in science, mathematics, computer science, and technology. The program culminates in a graduation ceremony, giving students a meaningful milestone to mark their experience with real-world research. It is a rare opportunity for aspiring STEM students to gain exposure to professional research at one of the most respected national laboratories in the country, completely free of charge.
Community Experiences
Loading...