EMPOWER

The EMPOWER summer camp is a partnership with the School of Public Health and College of Education and Human Development, which aims to provide high school students and teachers with an 4 week virtual & in-person research experience where they will participate in air and water research, obtain hands-on lab and cell culture training, and learn about potential environmental health hazards and risks for surrounding Atlanta communities. The comprehensive approach our program provides will develop interest in college-level study in environmental health and formulate critical thinking skills for use in academic or non-academic careers. Participating high school teachers will be given additional educational and professional development training in environmental health issues and participate in summer research training along with students to help increase science teaching capacity.


	Environmental Health Awareness	Air and Water Quality Monitoring	Field Investigations Air & Water Sampling	Lab Training Cell culture Toxicity testing

“BECOME AN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ADVOCATE OF TOMORROW”

Science and Math Teachers

10th, 11th and 12th grades
Must be able to attend and complete the 4 week virtual & in-person program with students
Must be willing to assist with implementation of a project based learning (PBL) activity within Fall semester

Interested Female Students

10th, 11th and 12th graders
Must be 16 years or older and underrepresented minority (URM)
Must be able to attend and complete the 4 week virtual & in-person program
Must be willing to participate in project based learning (PBL) activity within Fall semester

APPLY NOW!!

Application Deadline: March 28, 2025

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EMPOWER TEACHER APPLICATION	EMPOWER STUDENT APPLICATION