A Journey of Discovery
Arizona Science Center invests in the future by engaging teens who have a passion for STEM. Whether by mentoring students interested in pursuing a professional path or introducing them to new STEM innovations during summer camp, the Science Center builds the foundation for the next generation of science and technology inventors and leaders.
Teen Opportunities
Teen Advisory Board
High school students ages 15 and older work with the Science Center’s leadership team and local organizations to develop, test and implement new content, programs and exhibits.
Volunteers
Teens 15 and older participate in volunteer projects, such as leading activities in the Science Center or prepping science kits for schools around Arizona—even getting a chance to earn service-learning credits.
CAMP INNOVATION
Counselors in Training (CIT) is perfect for teens who love camp and are ready to step into a leadership role! Designed for older campers who want to build skills in teamwork, communication, and responsibility, this camp session combines leadership training with hands-on experience working alongside our Team Members.
Resources
Financing College
A virtual workshop with tips on how to pay for higher education. Hosted by experts, moderated by Teen Advisory Board members.
College Admissions
A virtual workshop that goes behind-the-scenes with university experts on applying for, and getting accepted into, college.
Finding the Right Fit
A virtual workshop that helps high school students weight the pros and cons of which college is best suited to them.
Questions?
Our Youth Initiatives team can answer all your questions about Arizona Science Center's teen offerings. Contact them at 602.716.2000 ext. 326 or email Donna Reed at reedd@azscience.org
It’s so much better to visit Arizona Science Center as a teenager because you’re older and you can actually start to grasp the science at play.
Clayton Kingsley - Teen Advisory Board member
An Event for Every Interest
Any questions about teen offerings? Contact us at teenadvisory@azscience.org.