Delegates from the 2009 National Youth Science Camp gather in the Russell Senate Office Building Rotunda. Delegates had the opportunity to meet some of their state ‘s senators, and to enjoy a meal and remarks in the historic Russell Senate Read More
Delegates to the 2011 National Youth Science Camp react to Dr. Mac Louthan’s lecture, “Why Stuff Falls Apart.”
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Delegates to the 2011 National Youth Science Camp take in the sunset on their first overnighter. In this photo; Kevin Buffington, Geoffrey Carr, Lia Domke, Garrett Meyer, Shiva Rajagopal, Maria Schletzbaum, Josh Sheetz, and Jake Wood.
CHARLESTON, WV—The US Department of State has awarded the National Youth Science Foundation a $150,000 grant for support of the National Youth Science Camp (NYSC). The funds will support participation at the camp for two students from the following eight Read More
Dear Editor, My first visit to West Virginia was a life-changing one. I say this because I recently returned home from a stay at the prestigious National Youth Science Camp, hosted by the National Youth Science Foundation. Being the only Read More
Dear Editor, I would like to take time to thank you and praise your wonderful state. In coming to the National Youth Science Camp, I expected to run upon new discoveries, but I never expected one of those discoveries to Read More
Dear Contributor: Hiking through picturesque mountains. Sitting in the mission control center of Orbital Sciences. Listening to inspiring and powerful lectures held by world-renowned experts in their respective scientific fields. Because of your generous donations, I was able to experience Read More
Dear Contributor, When this year began I had no idea about the amazing things I was going to experience. Even when I applied for the National Youth Science Camp (NYSC) scholarship, I had no clue about the impact that the Read More
Dear Contributor, Several months ago, at the end of June, I was standing at the airport waiting to board a plane that would take me to West Virginia, more specifically a place called Camp Pocahontas, home of the National Youth Read More
