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Welcome to the National Youth Science Foundation. Since 1983, the Foundation has been dedicated to supporting and operating innovative, youth science education programs. The Foundation's premiere program, the National Youth Science Camp, has served approximately 5,000 students from across the United States at around the world since 1963. Through this and other education programs, the Foundation strives to achieve its mission to honor, sustain, and encourage youth interest in science. With the help of concerned individuals and organizations, the Foundation will continue to have a positive impact on the the quality and effectiveness of science leaders for generations.

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December 2009The December 2009 NYSF Newsletter is now available. Topics include:

  • 2010 National Youth Science Camp
  • Staph Positions
  • Zoon's Challenge
  • Canaan Valley Property
  • and more

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In the News June 21, 2009 - Jewel: Youth Science Camp

CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Out in California, the San Jose Business Journal printed profiles of "40 under 40" -- bright young business stars of Silicon Valley. One was about Marissa Mayer, youthful vice president of the world's foremost online search engine. It said she "heads the search division of Google Inc., a global technology leader that made more than $21 billion in revenue last year." It said she was one of Google's first female engineers. How did she rise to science prominence? She glowingly praised West Virginia's National Youth Science Camp, where she was a high school delegate from Wisconsin in 1993. (more)

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1993 National Youth Science CampThe National Youth Science Camp turned 30 in 1993. While still under development, this page will soon contain documents and photos documenting the program.

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