HHMI's SEA program supports US colleges in embedding real genomics and microbiology research, like bacteriophage discovery, into undergraduate STEM courses to broaden early research participation.
The NIH SEPA grant funds innovative STEM and biomedical education projects for pre-K to 12 students and teachers, both in classrooms and informal settings, with emphasis on quantitative and computational skills.
Project SEED offers economically disadvantaged high school students immersive, mentored summer research experiences in chemistry to foster scientific skills and interest in STEM careers.
Project SEED Scholarships support former SEED participants with college educational expenses, helping them build on their summer research experience and pursue chemistry-related scientific study.
The Life Sciences Paths Program by Pennsylvania DCED funds partnerships to train and prepare diverse Pennsylvania students for careers in the life sciences sector.