University of New Orleans Advanced Materials Research Institute

AMRI Outreach Summer Research Programs for 

High School Students and Teachers*

The University of New Orleans (UNO) has sponsored the AMRI Outreach Summer Research Program for High School Students and Teachers since 2002.  The program began as part of a National Science Foundation EPSCoR project cosponsored by the Louisiana Board of Regents and continues through funding from the Board of Regents, the National Science Foundation, AMRI, the University of New Orleans, and the Academy of Applied Science/Army Research Office.  High school students and teachers participate in research projects within the areas of synthesis, characterization and application of nanoparticles and their composites and assemblies. Participants also attend scientific and professional development seminars, a session on research ethics, and participate in field trips to local industrial and related sites and in organized social activities.

Additional Information:  The 2009 AMRI Outreach Summer Research Program for High School Students and Teachers at UNO is now over.  However, the following additional Information from our 2009 program is still available for those who are interested in this program: 

• Required Tax Forms for Summer Interns
  
  

• 2009-Announcement and Application forms for High School Students (The Announcement for the 2010 Summer Program will be posted around January 2010.)
  
  

• 2009-Announcement and Application forms for High School Teachers (The Announcement for the 2010 Summer Program will be posted around January 2010.) 
  
  

• AMRI Summer Programs (Feature Article in the Louisiana EPSCoR Newsletter, December 2006)
  
  

• Outreach Summer Program Photographs

   

  Information for the 2010 Summer Program will be posted in January 2010.

  
  
  

*We gratefully acknowledge the support for the AMRI Outreach Summer Research Program for High School Students and Teachers from the Louisiana Board of Regents (LBoR), the US Army Research Office (USARO), and the National Science Foundation (NSF), through LBoR Award #  LEQSF(2007-12)-ENH-PKSFI-PRS-04; USARO Award # W911NF-04-1-0226; Academy of Applied Science Subgrant 07-25 and Subgrant 07-26; NSF Award # CHE-0611902; and NSF DMR-0648962.