Dr. Jane Lubchenco, the ninth and first woman Administrator of NOAA and Under Secretary of Commerce for Oceans and Atmosphere, was the keynote speaker at the Senate Luncheon July 21 in Washington, DC, honoring 2011 delegates to the National Youth Read More
WASHINGTON, DC — The delegation to the 2011 National Youth Science Camp was honored today (Thursday, July 21, 2011) by the members of the United States Senate. The Senate Luncheon, held in the Kennedy Caucus Room, was hosted by Senator Jay Read More
WASHINGTON, DC — The delegation to the 2011 National Youth Science Camp was honored today (Thursday, July 21, 2011) by the members of the United States Senate. The Senate Luncheon, held in the Kennedy Caucus Room, was hosted by Senator Jay Read More
Youth camp to commence in Charleston – News, opinion, resources | Shepherdstown Chronicle.
Local students attend first W.Va. science camp – The Herald Dispatch.
Some of the brightest young minds in the state are learning more about science this week. Seventy-seven students from 38 counties are taking part in the first West Virginia Youth Science camp at Cedar Lakes Conference Center in Jackson County. Read More
By Davin White, Charleston Gazette RIPLEY, W.Va. — Earlier this week, Aniket Zinzuwadia, of Beckley, and his fellow students learned about the pros and cons of wind turbines. In the morning, they considered how to design and build wind turbine blades Read More
Charleston Gazette — As you read this article, take a moment to think about where would we be today without science. Personally, I cannot imagine living in a world without the vast innovations and advancements the world of science has created. Read More
Charleston, WV — In August, the National Youth Science Foundation will move its administrative offices to Building 740 in the West Virginia Regional Technology Park (Tech Park), in South Charleston, WV. According to the Tech Park’s web site, While the park is Read More
The National Youth Science Foundation is pleased to announce selection of delegates representing five counties to the West Virginia Youth Science Camp (WVYSC). The WVYSC is a new summer science honors program for two talented rising tenth grade students from Read More
