Read this mother’s review of Yale Splash
Students at Brandeis University mention their mentor’s help in starting and running a successful Brandeis Splash.
“I decided to teach at Splash because I understand the impact a teacher has on a child’s life,” Amherst College student Janna Joassainte said. “I always felt it was important to spread what I learn to those who also want to learn.”
Over 750 students from across the mid-Atlantic attended Yale Splash.
Anna blogs over at MIT Admissions about what teaching for MIT Splash is like, including having to find the light switch in a large auditorium.
Word of mouth is the way we grow. If you know college students who would be interesting in starting a Splash program or teens who may be interested in attending one, direct them to our website and encourage them to sign up for future newsletters.
A teacher for “What’s The Deal With 3D Printing?” celebrated MIT Splash and the 50th Anniversary of Dr. Who with a specially created TARDIS.
A writer wonders what a speech to Stanford undergraduate would look like if they were told, “You don’t deserve to be here.”
High school students interested in science research can apply for NREIP or SEAP.
The application to become a Davidson Fellow is open!
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Tuesdays, January 28 - February 25 - University of Chicago Cascade
Saturday, March 8 - University of Maryland Baltimore County Splash
Saturday-Sunday, March 15-16 - MIT Spark *this year, MIT Spark is reserved for grades 7-8
Saturday, March 22 - Granite Hills STING near San Diego, CA
Saturday, March 29 - Duke Splash
Saturday-Sunday, April 12-13- Stanford Splash
Sunday, April 13 - Clark University Splash
-- Asked in Thinking Fast and Slow, offered at MIT Splash
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