Message from the Coordinators of the Chemistry’s Project SEED Program at CWRU: Dear high school students, parents, and educators, We are pleased to announce that Project SEED Student Application portal is now open for submissions. The application deadline is April 12th, 2023, 11PM ET.
Please reach out to ProjectSEED@acs.org for any questions. Sincerely, Carlos Crespo & Shane Parker ACS-Project SEED CoordinatorsChemistry, CWRU
About Project SEEDParticipants are given a research project in chemistry and are supervised by a Case Western Reserve University scientist-mentor. Students will receive a fellowship award of $4,000 for 8 weeks of full-time work (~35 hours/week). The summer 2023 program is expected to start on June 5 and end on July 28. Note: high school seniors who have participated in a Project SEED summer program are eligible to apply for a one-year, non-renewable college scholarship of up to $5,000. ApplicationApplicants must meet the following qualifications:– Be considering a science major or career SEED FellowsThe Project SEED Program has hosted 77 high-school students since 2010. Most of these SEED students have completed, are pursuing, or are planning to pursue a college degree in STEM.. Publications, Projects, and PostersYearly Report CardsThe Project SEED National Office generated report cards for Project SEED Sites using data from the Annual Student Survey and the Mentor Report. These report cards are automatically generated from data and do not reflect a grade, but rather a visualization of student/mentor responses. Each report card is automatically generated using the data given and a visualization software. Any irregularities or questions can be addressed with the Project SEED National Office.
Follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cwruprojectseedFor specific questions or to request additional information about the Project SEED program, please contact the program coordinator Carlos E. Crespo directly at cxc302@case.edu. Funding for this program is provided by The American Chemical Society and the Project SEED endowment, the College of Arts and Sciences at CWRU, and the National Science Foundation through the CAREER program (Grant No. CHE-1800052). |
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