The 7-week summer program is free and includes leadership study, writing instruction, standardized test preparation and college guidance. A free six-week residential academic enrichment program for rising high school seniors who have a strong academic record and are interested in studying and exploring careers in science and engineering.
Serves high school juniors and seniors from public schools in Franklin County. Students of the humanities program pursue in-depth research projects, engage with the local arts community and earn high school credit. Visit the website for additional contact information. A workshop designed for high school students interested in emergency medicine, nursing, athletic training, physical therapy or other allied health and medical professions.
Participants will also have the option of becoming certified in CPR. High school sophomores and juniors will be placed with a researcher for a hands-on science experience, while being exposed to various careers in biomedical research.
Job shadowing and internship opportunities allow students the chance to spend time with a health care professional and see the work duties performed and the interaction between staff and patient families.
High school students cannot participate in hands-on care. All shadow and internships for high school students must be coordinated by the school. Current high school students who attend or whose home Columbus City School is South or Marion-Franklin High, are able to have homework help, cultural field trips, college tours, test prep, career exposure, a six-week college-going experience with work-study opportunities and more. This program is free for eligible students. Visit the website for more information and how to apply.
High school juniors and seniors living in Ohio will serve a one-year term and meet twice in Columbus during their time on the Board. Members will advise their office on issues relating to teens and work with their peers to develop solutions to those issues.
Students will be placed into small groups, advised by an Assistant Attorney General. Applications generally open in the late Spring months. A free youth development program dedicated to serving economically disadvantaged children in the Columbus community. Their programs include a sports summer camp for youth ages 9 to 15, a youth leadership academy that prepares youth ages for college and future careers, and community-based sports clinics throughout the year.
Transportation is free to all campers via buses. A 8-week paid, summer internship program for high school students interested in exploring welding engineering. Interns are expect to work up to 24 hours per week; the position is flexible and can accommodate for other obligations. Students are not expected to have advanced knowledge of material science. Adams Drive, Columbus, Ohio ma2jic.
An intensive, ten-day summer seminar for high school students from low-income backgrounds who have at least a 3. The cost is free, including travel costs to and from Princeton. Applicants must meet eligibility criteria. Check website for more details. Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey psjp.
Students learn a new language, discover another culture, and truly become global citizens through an exchange program for youth ages , sponsored by your local Rotary club.
Visit the website to find your local Rotary club. Their responsibilities range from delivering correspondence to Senators to helping prepare the floor for the legislative workday. There are four sessions of the Senate Page Program.
During the school year, pages attend classes at the Senate Page School in the morning before work. Pages live in dorms during their session. This non-profit educational organic farm and nature preserve offers workshops and classes for children, farm tours, summer camps and family programs. They also offer leadership opportunities for youth through their junior camp counselor program and internship program.
A free day program that aims to increase understanding of the law and its possibilities among Ohio high school students. Students participating will have daily interactions with lawyers, judges, and Ohio University OU faculty, and develop knowledge and skills that will prepare them for collegiate study.
Volunteering has long been a core value in Ohio. Volunteerism and service is essential for the health of nonprofits, faith-based organizations, and communities.
Volunteers make a positive difference for others, deepen their knowledge and commitment to their community, and are even shown to be healthier than non-volunteers.
According to the most recent data from the Volunteering and Civic Life in America Report , here is how Ohioans give back. Highlights From the Report:. ServeOhio recently launched a new statewide volunteer engagement platform, Get Connected , the first statewide volunteer portal in Ohio. Their programs provide positive outcomes for students in areas of critical thinking, research and observation skills, civic engagement, leadership and teamwork.
Inspires kids in the community to engage in service, social action, and community-building in their everyday lives through monthly service projects, small focus groups and other activities. Visit the website to find upcoming volunteer opportunities and contact information. An online tool where people can find opportunities to volunteer with local non-profit organizations who are partners with United Way of Central Ohio.
Search for opportunities by cause, age, date, distance and more. Provides youth-focused resources and opportunities that inspire and empower young people to make a difference in their lives and in the world around them.
Youth can find volunteering, internship, job and leadership opportunities, and answers on topics like mental health, relationships, education and more.
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