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Summer Science Programs

Photo Credit: Linda Chilton

Weeklong Summer Science Programs provide middle school and high school students the opportunity to visit the USC Phillip K. Wrigley Marine Science Center on Catalina Island, and other coastal sites. Over the course of a week, students get amazing opportunities to work with local researchers, conduct their own research projects, learn about careers in marine science, build their own ROVs and explore the marine protected areas around the island. Check out the video below of the 2012 Summer Science Week!

2012 Online Slide show of program

2013 High School Summer Program

Application

Letter of Recommendation form

Application deadline was March 30, 2013

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