High School Students

Training opportunities for high school students are listed below.

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Young Scientist Program

The Young Scientist Program provides high school students an opportunity to participate in an 8-week internship in a cancer center lab, providing the students with 1-1 guidance on a specific project.

Cancer Research Inspiring Future Scientists Program (CRISPr)

A nine-week long internship run by the WashU Cancer Research Club to provide opportunities for passionate high school students to work in biomedical research labs.

RAD SUMMER

A 10-week immersive research experience hosted by the Department of Radiation Oncology and Cancer Biology at WashU Medicine.

Genome Research Education Group (GREG)

Programs for students K-12 to provide genome education activities and resources for all ages.

WU Resource Offices

Explore other resources and offices at WashU Medicine.

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