Holland Summer Science Programs

Jim Holland Summer Science Programs

Changing the face(s) of science

The Indiana University Jim Holland Summer Science Programs are specifically designed to expand participation and retention in STEM disciplines by providing opportunities for academically high-achieving students. Our goals are to foster and sustain prolonged interest and enthusiasm in the sciences, to provide positive, diverse, hands-on exposures to research, and to help students develop an awareness of career opportunities. The Holland programs focus on students currently in grades 8-11 (entering grades 9, 10, 11, and 12 in the fall) and hope to attract them to Indiana University for their college education. By offering hands-on research experiences, mentorship from faculty, and a welcoming, supportive environment, we aim to increase participation in STEM and, thus, to contribute to the next generation of scientists and innovators.

Teacher & Counselor Forms
Applicants must submit recommendation forms from both a Math and a Science teacher. In addition, a form from the school counselor is required.
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We, at this point, have a 100% success rate at converting program participants into college students. There’s really no limit to where they could go in the sciences if they so choose.

Armin Moczek, IU professor of biology and department chair

Sponsors

The Holland Summer Science Programs are made possible by the IU College of Arts & Sciences; IU Bloomington Department of Biology; and Cook Incorporated of Bloomington, Indiana.