Stanford Neurodiversity Project – SNP-REACH Camp
SNP-REACH is a two-week virtual immersive camp from the Stanford Neurodiversity Project where high-schoolers learn neuroscience and neurodiversity concepts, complete research or advocacy projects, and interact with clinicians and scientists.
SNP-REACH is a two-week summer camp for high school students.
Students will join via Zoom or in person on Stanford's campus from around the US and around the world.
Camp Dates / Pricing: Cohort #1 (hybrid): July 7 - July 18, 2025 ($2320 for remote participation; $2730 for in-person participation)
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