The Project STEM Residential High School Summer Research Program is an opportunity for high school students interested in STEM fields to experience research first-hand at a college level while also getting to know Indiana University.
The Project STEM Residential High School Summer Research Program application will open January 15 for Summer 2023.
This two-week long program will take place June 18 through June 30. Housing in an IU residence hall and meals will be provided. At the end of the program, participants will present a poster of their work. Students will complete safety training at the start of the program and attend academic and professional development workshops.
The high school students will receive guidance from faculty and graduate researchers to experience a realistic research setting at a college level. Funding for this program is provided by Eli Lilly & Co. Foundation, the Office of the Vice Provost for Research, and OVPUE. Past funding has included the IU Foundation Well House Society. If you have any questions regarding the Project STEM High School Summer Research Program, feel free to reach out to the Director of Undergraduate Research, Melissa Blunck, at uroffice@indiana.edu or (812) 856-9833.
Please note that the application cycle for Summer 2023 has now closed and all participants have been selected.
