Become a Microsoft Learn Student Ambassador

FAQS

The Microsoft Learn Student Ambassadors program is a global group of on-campus ambassadors who are eager to help students and their communities, lead in their local tech circles, and develop technical and career skills for the future. As a Student Ambassador, you might find yourself organizing a campus or community hackathon, mentoring other students, or volunteering with an elementary school STEM class.

TIPS 2024 Intern Application (apply by MARCH 4th)

• TIPS Application
  
• TIPS Website
  
• Video: Celebrating 26 Years of the TIPS Impact
   
• General Flyer
• TIPS’ Past Partners

During the program, our interns spend 6-8 weeks working with their nonprofits in a variety of areas. They develop skills and have the chance to work on a wide array of projects with some of the most driven and inspiring organizations in the city. We also provide our interns with several opportunities to work with their larger class at a leadership training day and other TIPS events.

Coding Landscape Database

" The Kapor Center has collected information on 300+ programs or soft-ware that teach youth and adults elements of computer science and coding. This is not an exhaustive list, as this field is rapidly growing. As stated in the introduction, we’re hoping that the larger community will help us to frequently update this list as programs continue to launch. The primary objective of this Coding Landscape Database was to cata-logue organizations that provide some type of coding training. We’ve generally categorized the range of programs into these clusters:

• Bootcamps: Intensives that prepare participants for at least entry-level developer positions.
• Certifications: Trainings that result in a certification/credential, badge, or belt to identify skill development progress.
• Corporation-focused: Courses that provide training to corporations or on behalf of a specific corporation.
• Hackathons: Event in which individuals collaborate in a short and intense time period (typically 24 to 72 hours) to build a mobile or web application.

Pacific Science Center Teen Programs

• Looking for counselors for an arts-based math program with a summer camp twist!

• Apply under the 'Join Our Team' menu and 'Teen Leadership' at: http://www.girlsrockmathematics.com/

Spark Summer Internships: Spark is a non-profit organization run to introduce high school students to some of the best internship opportunities in order to gain a hands on experience during their high school years and think about their career in that field. There are multiple opportunities for which kids will be considered: UW research, Software development, and Robotics to mention a few. Also one position is open for any student who will be 18+ and would like to train for Real Estate license this summer. For further details, please check our website: http://www.sparksip.org. Also we will keep adding positions as and when they become available. Internships are open to all students who are currently in grades 9 - 12. Questions? Email: spark.sip@outlook.com

BIOINFORMATICS: Coding For MEDICINE

OPEN SOON FOR 2024 REGISTRATION

Coding for Medicine is an innovative organization dedicated to teach coding skills to young people based on real-life problems. Our primary areas are biology and medicine, but we also offer interesting modules like "Calculus Meets Coding" to teach calculus and coding together and "Catching Pokemon with Coding" to teach coding to the middle-school students.

GenHERation Discovery Days: Specifically for girls to hear from and engage with women who are top leaders in their field from Starbucks, Nordstrom, Seattle Mariners and Microsoft. Paid, one-day events.

"GenHERation® is a network where young women and companies connect. Through our digital platform and national events, we create life-changing opportunities for high school and college women. Since 2014, GenHERation® has empowered more than 300,000 young women and hosted 500 events across North America, including our award-winning GenHERation® Discovery Days tour that has been recognized as the largest career exploration trip for young women in the United States. GenHERation® works with more than 200 companies, including Fortune 500 companies, tech giants, retailers, government agencies, and sports franchises."

Microsoft High School Program

For graduated 12th graders who live within 50 miles of Redmond, WA and have a demonstrated interest in technology and can legally work in the U.S. Applicant should be available to work full-time for 10 consecutive weeks late June-August

Fred Hutch Biomedical Research Lab Documents (UPDATED EVERY FALL)

High School Programs can be found on pages 9-14.

This catalog features approximately 260 biomedical research internships offered nationwide for high school, undergraduate, post-baccalaureate, graduate, and first-year medical students.

Please visit this page in early 2024 for next summer's program.

About the Summer Programs

Seattle Children’s Research Institute is committed to building an inclusive and diverse workforce, and inspiring the next generation of scientists, physicians and healthcare workers. During the summer, our Science Education Department offers high school students the opportunity to learn more about biomedical research.

For summer 2023, we are offering two programs led by PhD-level scientists and educators. Students will learn how to work in a research laboratory environment and learn about topics including biochemistry, immunotherapy, gene editing and infectious diseases. Students will also participate in workshops on college readiness and career exploration. These programs provide students with a solid foundation for a future career in biomedical research. There is no cost to participate.

• 8 week full-time program; paid internship; current 11th graders may apply
• February - Online Application Opens
• March - Online Application Closes - all materials including references due
• June-August- Summer Program