The Harvard Undergraduate International Relations Scholars Program is an undergraduate-run conference for high school students looking to pursue a career in foreign policy. Featuring a range of professionals and academics, this equal-opportunity conference aims to reach students all across the world, of different nationalities, socioeconomic classes, and lived experiences. This program seeks to expose high schoolers to examining current foreign policy questions with prominent leaders in the field. Programming will consist of discussions with academics, experienced policymakers, government officials, and regional experts. Students will have the opportunity to learn real-world policy writing skills, cross-cultural leadership, and how to address global challenges from all sectors of international relations.
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The Harvard Undergraduate International Relations Scholars Program is an undergraduate-run conference for high school students looking to pursue a career in foreign policy. Featuring a range of professionals and academics, this equal-opportunity conference aims to reach students all across the world, of different nationalities, socioeconomic classes, and lived experiences. This program seeks to expose high schoolers to examining current foreign policy questions with prominent leaders in the field. Programming will consist of discussions with academics, experienced policymakers, government officials, and regional experts. Students will have the opportunity to learn real-world policy writing skills, cross-cultural leadership, and how to address global challenges from all sectors of international relations.
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Ever wonder how we move from place to place each day? How we walk to school or run around a track? How we lift items up and put them back down?
Welcome to the field of biomechanics - - - the math and science behind how we move! You are invited to come learn about biomechanics and celebrate National Biomechanics Day with Harvard’s Biodesign Lab! This hands-on educational event will include:
No prior experience needed and all are welcome. Female and non-binary students are especially encouraged to sign up! Event Details: Date: Saturday April 23rd, 2022 Time: 10am-3pm (Lunch will be provided) Location: 150 Western Avenue, Boston, MA 02134 SIGN UP HERE Check out the event webpage here for more information or email nbd.harvard.biodesign@gmail.com with any questions! The YES High School Fellowship is an opportunity for high school students to start their journey in the world of entrepreneurship. During this six week program, students will learn the skills and traits needed to build their own business while developing a network of other motivated creators. The time commitment is approximately two hours a week and multiple class times will be provided.
The program will run from February 27th, 2023 - April 14th, 2023. For more information visit: https://www.yesatyale.org/high-school-fellowship Ready to get started on your entrepreneurial journey? Apply here: YES High School Fellows Application The application deadline is Wednesday, February 22nd, 2023 at 11:59pm. Veritas AI is an AI program for ambitious high school students, founded and run by Harvard graduate students. In the program, students learn the fundamentals of AI, interact with world-class AI practitioners, and build a real-world project. Here is the program pamphlet and the application form. Applications for our winter cohort are due on November 27, 2022.
The REEX JumpStart is a 2-week on-campus program that will focus on Commercial Real Estate, and developing a pipeline of high-achieving, and diverse students. Join us for the 2023 REEX JumpStart Session.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn more about:
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER! The program is completely free, all students need are laptops and wifi to be a part of the program. If a student does not have a laptop they can reach out to us for a loaner so make sure that doesn’t stop anyone from signing up.
The following programs will be offered: Girls Who Program Autonomous Cars Girls Who Design, Build and Fly Model Aircraft Girls Who Want to Learn Many Interesting Things Girls Who Program Cognitive Assistants Girls Who Analyze the Building Blocks of Life WHO: High School 11th Grade Female Students (10th grade students can apply as well) WHEN: Saturdays 11am-2pm (EST): October 15, 22, 29, November 5, 12, 19, December 3, 10, 2022 WHERE: Virtually, through Zoom! REGISTER: https://mit-bwsi.formstack.com/forms/bwsi_fall2022 Must fill out application link to be considered, the application is very quick. Students must sign up by September 30, 2022. Nobles’ first-ever hackathon! HackTheCastle is going to be a FREE, IN-PERSON hackathon at Nobles taking place on October 29, 2022. We’re so excited to be helping to bring back in-person hackathons following the end of almost all COVID protocols and limitations.
We welcome all students, beginner or advanced, to participate, and we especially want to encourage anyone who has never been to an in-person hackathon to come and try it out! Students can form teams before the event, and there will also be a team-building session during the event. At HackTheCastle, teams will be tasked with building a project using code, such as an app, website, or game, within the day. Judges will then test out the projects and award prizes in certain categories, such as “Most Original Concept” or “Best Technical Design.” Students can also listen to speakers from the tech industry and participate in workshops to hone their skills. Some quick facts about the event:
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to email us at hackthecastle@nobles.edu. |
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