High School Honors ProgramResearch Internship in Science and EngineeringFor over thirty years, the Research Internship Program in Science and Engineering has provided high school students with the opportunity to conduct research in a real university laboratory alongside some of the sharpest scientific minds in the country. Read Up! Browse the Following Articles about the Research Internship Program:BU science interns reach regional finals in Siemens Westinghouse competition Experience in Experimentation: High School Research Program Turns 30 Summer programs for science-focused teens stay strong, but interests shift This six-week program allows outstanding high school students to experience the culture of the laboratory environment while also gaining technical skills and valuable insight into the scientific process. Each Research Intern works with a research mentor who guides students in the development and execution of a project in their discipline of interest. Throughout the program, Research Interns enjoy a stimulating intellectual and social camaraderie with their peers that culminates in a scientific conference at the end of the program. Each student presents his or her research by creating a professional poster—not infrequently, Research Interns submit their work to national science fair contests such as the Siemens Westinghouse Competition and the Intel Science Talent Search. Under Investigation: Past High School Summer Research ProjectsMark your calendar: Course descriptions, application details, and important dates for the 2009 High School Honors Program will be available on December 15.
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