Research Experience for Secondary Students (RESSt)

FCE's Research Experience for Secondary Students (RESSt) program began in 2003. Students work with FCE scientists 5 - 20 hours per week. Additionally, many students in the program:

• Present their work in their science classes
• Travel to elementary and middle schools to give presentations
• Present posters at our annual ASM meetings
• Compete in local, state and international science fairs

Contact: Nick Oehm, Education and Outreach Coordinator

Research Assistantships for High School Students (RAHSS)

The FCE Research Assistantships for High School Students (RAHSS) program expands research opportunities to underrepresented students that: 1) inspire an informed understanding of place, 2) foster an interest in social-ecological, solutions-oriented science, and 3) encourage professional development in STEM careers. Students receive mentoring and research training from FCE graduate students and faculty.

Contact: Nick Oehm, Education and Outreach Coordinator