Museum of Science and Industry

Science Achievers are invited to apply for paid summer internships with the Museum. Our summer 2012 interns are pictured above. 

About the Science Achievers

Through the Science Achievers youth development program, teens can discover new interests in science and technology, develop leadership skills, prepare for college and careers, learn from working science professionals, mentor new classes of Science Minors, and have the opportunity to participate in paid internships. Teens become more comfortable with science and understand its impact on their lives by engaging Museum guests in activities.

To become a Science Achiever, teens must complete the Science Minors program and volunteer for 50 hours. Science Achievers are asked to volunteer 12 hours a month to remain in the program.

Science Achievers: In Their Own Words

"Science Achievers has given me the opportunity to learn from skilled scientists who are experts in their field." -- Jessica

"MSI supplied me with the gifts of opportunity and lessons in life. That right there is the most valuable thing that I will cherish the most." -- Kevin

"I never knew that science is all around us. This program has expanded my understanding of science." -- Amelia

"Science Achievers take on more responsibility because we realize that we are the future." -- Chanel

"The program has given me a lot of opportunities. I've gone to a lot of places to show people science activities that I've learned." -- Sandi

Additional Information

• Science Achievers brochure (PDF)

Questions? Contact our staff:

Robert Harris, Science Achievers coordinator
Tanita Mitchell, education coordinator
Dominique Taylor, youth development programs coordinator
Marvin McClure, manager of community initiatives