Georgetown Summer College: Exploring Race and Diversity
A Summer College course examining anthropological theories of race, ethnicity, and culturally-constructed social phenomena, taken for college credit alongside Georgetown undergraduates.
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Notre Dame Summer Scholars — Social and Economic Inequality in America
2-week residential seminar examining inequality in American society.
Polygence – Psychology & Sociology Research Projects
A personalized, one-on-one online mentorship program pairing high school students with PhD mentors in social psychology, clinical psychology, sociology, or public policy to complete an original research project, paper, or creative output over roughly 3-6 months.
Chapman University Social Science Summer Pre-College Research Experience
3.5-week research program with sociology/poli-sci faculty on real survey projects.
Georgetown Summer College: General Psychology
A credit-bearing introductory psychology course offered through Georgetown's Summer College, surveying perception, memory, cognition, neuroscience, learning, personality, social behavior, and psychopathology, taken online or in-person alongside undergraduates.
INSIGHT High School Program (Harborview Injury Prevention & Research Center)
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