U.S. Agricultural Library Internship
Description
The National Agricultural Library (NAL) is always looking for bright, talented people to help develop innovative services, programs, and exhibits. Unpaid internships and volunteer opportunities are available across the library. Applicants can step into projects or opportunities NAL hopes to fill, or applicants can customize an internship or volunteer position to fit special interests or career goals upon request and subject to staff availability. High school students ages 16 and up are eligible to apply.
Eligibility
Students age 16+
Deadline
Rolling Submissions
Summer at ASMSA
Description
Students can explore oil painting, observational drawing, collage, abstract design, art criticism, and more during this program at the Arkansas School for Math, Science, and the Arts! Essentially, students will gain a comprehensive overview of art mediums and style—making them more informed and thoughtful artists.
Eligibility
Rising Sophomores from Arkansas
Deadline
Rolling admissions until all spots filled
Massachusetts Peace Action Internship
Description
Mass Peace Action is a statewide organization which gathers political power to fight for a just foreign policy. Interns support this mission by organizing clubs or forming relationships with other activists; writing articles about projects, contacting media outlets, or creating campaign videos; contacting legislator and analyzing political change; organizing fundraising events; or organizing events or writing articles for specific campaigns.
Eligibility
Must be in high school, college, or a recent graduate
Deadline
Rolling Admissions
Ovation West Performing Arts Internship
Description
Performing arts internship where high school students are able to join a chorus or musical theater productions at Ovation West. Many students have gone on to study performance at top arts schools around the country.
Eligibility
High school students
Deadline
Rolling admissions
Eastern Illinois University High School Journalism Workshop
Description
One-week free residential program for high school students hosted by Eastern Illinois University. Throughout the duration of the program, students are instructed on the fundamentals of journalism by day-to-day journalists, and must write several stories throughout the week. Students must gather information, and write, edit, and produce their work. Participants are also able to go on field trips, at which they can gain inspiration for their workings.
Eligibility
Must be in high school and have completed their sophomore year
Deadline
June 15
University of Washington MATH Academy
Description
Math Academy students participate in a four-week, full-day intensive program in the summer at the UW Seattle campus. Students engage in coursework created by UW math faculty designed to develop the skills necessary to meet the high standards of college-level math and engineering. Students also have enrichment opportunities to explore the range of career opportunities available to engineers through lab tours, research projects, site visits and professional development events.
Eligibility
The Math Academy accepts current Washington state juniors with a minimum 3.0 GPA who will complete pre-calculus by the end of their junior year. While the program is open to all Washington juniors, including home-schooled students, we do target underrepresented minority students and women for program participation. Must take Math Skills Assement by April 17.
Deadline
June18
High School Apprenticeship Challenge
Description
A summer program where high school students receive laboratory training in the spring, and are selected as paid lab interns in the summer. During the summer lab internship, students work in life science firms around Boston, gaining hands on training and experience in a laboratory setting.
Eligibility
Must be 16 by July 1st
Deadline
Rolling applications until June 30
Student Success Intern
Description
Help people that chat in Fiveable by building relationships and pointing them in the right direction.
Eligibility
Current students (high school through college) who are passionate about educational content, helping others, and building relationships
Deadline
Soon (Until Positions are filled)
TeenSHARP
Description
TeenSHARP is a college preparatory program offering low income, underrepresented high school students support in the college admissions process. Every Saturday throughout the school year, participants receive mentorship and attend workshops geared towards college success.
Eligibility
For New Jersey/Pennsylvania: Must be in grades 7-11; For Delaware: Must be in grades 9-11; For Delaware goes to college Academy: Must be in grade 10 or 12
Deadline
Rolling Admissions
Creative Art Stream Youth Theater
Description
Youth gain experience in theater through theater games and exercises, improvisation, scene development and rehearsals, and critical reflection and discussion
Eligibility
Must be a 6th-12th grade student
Deadline
Rolling Admissions