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The Stanford Medical Youth Science Program (SMYSP) is an online enrichment program for students from low-income, underrepresented backgrounds. Over five weeks, participants engage in faculty lectures, professional development workshops, virtual networking events, and a public health disparities research project. During the program and beyond, participants are mentored by faculty, health professionals, and college students on preparing for college, navigating careers in medicine, and becoming a leader today. More Details: • All students are offered a full scholarship for an intense and rewarding educational experience. • Participate in exciting lectures in medicine, public health, and health science with Stanford faculty. • Attend professional development workshops on topics such as public health research methods, health advocacy, academic and career planning, and public speaking. • Participants engage in a health disparities group research project to improve health and health access in all communities. Examples of research projects include addressing racial inequities in COVID-19 health outcomes, examining low birth outcomes for African American mothers, and combatting language barriers in hospital settings. Special Skills/ Requirements: • Students must be living in the U.S. and must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents with a green card in order to apply. • Have demonstrated an interest in science and have received a B-average in some of your science classes. • Have demonstrated an interest in medicine and/or health-related careers and show maturity, intelligence, initiative, and curiosity about the world around you. • you must have taken adequate science and math courses to understand the lectures and labs Minimum Age: 16 years Grades: Junior Paid/Unpaid: Unpaid Cost: No Cost Deadline: March 10, 2021 Admissions decisions will be released by early May 2021. APPLICATION CLOSED Application Link/ Process: • Academic Records: unofficial transcripts for each school or academic program you took graded courses at from Fall 2018 through Fall 2020 • Teacher Recommendations: require two (2) recommendations to be included with your application. One recommendation should come from a science, math, engineering, or computer science teacher. The second recommendation should come from a counselor, principal, or mentor (which can include another teacher). • Work Sample (Optional) • Video Essay (Optional) APPLICATION CLOSED Duration: 5 weeks June 21 – July 23, 2021 Location: Virtual Phone/Website/Email: Website: https://smysp.spcs.stanford.edu/ Phone: 650-721-9325 Email: precollegiate@stanford.edu

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http://maskingadifference.com/ is a non-profit organization for highschool volunteers to sew masks, make PPE, and make cards to combat COVID-19. • Service hours available • Materials provided AbilityPath provides direct services and programs to children, youth and adults with special needs and developmental disabilities and their families. Pre-volunteer requirements include an ability to clear a criminal background check and obtain required medical clearances.