Hosted by the Office of Youth Safety & Compliance, in partnership with Precollege Programs

  • da Vinci Days
    http://www.davincidays.org/
    See the latest research and education at Oregon State University. Demos and activities for all ages, from across disciplines, including chemical and bio-engineering, forestry, geosciences, and oceanic and atmospheric sciences.
  • College Credit for High School Students
    http://ecampus.oregonstate.edu/online-degrees/k12/hs/default.htm
    High school students can start their college career early while helping meet high school graduation requirements. This program allows high schools students the opportunity to earn transferable college credits online, start a college transcript, and complete these courses in the comfort of their own environment. These online courses, taken through OSU Extended Campus, are offered in almost every subject area. $217 per credit - Visit http://ecampus.oregonstate.edu/soc/tuition for details
  • Chemistry Outreach
    http://outreach.chem.oregonstate.edu/
    The Department of Chemistry has an active program to bring chemistry to the local community. Through the Outreach Committee, opportunities are available to tour labs, do hands-on experiments, and have chemistry faculty and students to bring chemistry to schools.
  • Campus Field Trips
    http://precollege.oregonstate.edu/campus-field-trips-0
    The Office of Precollege Programs annually hosts students, generally in grades 6-8, plus teachers and parents for a day on campus intended to encourage underrepresented and minority students to go to college. Groups generally spend between 2-4 hours at OSU: they tour campus with an undergraduate peer mentor, eat lunch in a dining hall, visit a cultural center or stop by an athletic facility, and have a customized presentation and/or hands-on activity presented by a faculty member, staff, or... more
  • Beaver Hangouts
    https://beaverhangouts.oregonstate.edu/
    Beaver Hangouts mission is to provide all students with an equal opportunity for college access and readiness through the use of technology, more specifically through the use of Skype. Through technology and near-peer mentoring, volunteer students from Oregon State University each academic term connect with rural and underserved K-12 classrooms, community colleges, non-profit organization, and community partners across Oregon.
  • Apprenticeships in Science and Engineering (ASE)
    http://www.saturdayacademy.org/ase
    The Apprenticeships in Science and Engineering (ASE) Program matches bright, motivated high school students with professional scientists and engineers for eight-week, full-time summer internships. Students assist mentors with research and other activities, learning first-hand about science and engineering careers in the process. Interns attend two full-day conferences during the summer, gaining additional exposure to diverse careers in scientific and engineering fields, and developing skills... more
  • Adventures in Learning
    https://ail.oregonstate.edu
    An educational program for talented and gifted youth that combines stimulating academic and social opportunities exposing participants to exciting and sophisticated areas of interest in a fast-paced, challenging university setting.
  • 4-H Summer Conference at OSU
    http://oregon.4h.oregonstate.edu/4h-summer-conference
    Program goals are teaching leadership and public relations skills as well as gaining subject matter knowledge in various disciplines. Participants become acquainted with Oregon State University through on-campus tours and involvement in educational activities.

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