Fellows live on the Sea Education Association campus with access to nearby WHOI facilities, building hydrophones, analyzing dolphin vocalizations, doing shipboard oceanography and water-quality testing, and deploying drifters alongside WHOI researchers, with science-communication training woven in. Housing, meals, travel to and from Woods Hole, and all activities are fully covered at no cost. It's open to Massachusetts high school sophomores and juniors, with two one-week sessions offered each summer.
FieldsMarine Biology · Environmental Science · Oceanography
EligibilityMassachusetts high school sophomores and juniors only.
You submitApply online through the WHOI Sea Grant portal.