Intel ISEF gathers the world's top high school students and needs local volunteers

Intel ISEF gathers the world's top high school students and needs local volunteers ISEF is the world's largest science competition for international high school students. Int...

ISEF is the world's largest science competition for international high school students. Intel ISEF provides lectures to 1,700 students in grades 9 to 12. These students come from all states in the United States and 75 countries outside the United States. These young science and technology enthusiasts showcase their talents on the international stage. It has been three years since the ISEF event was held in Phoenix. This year's ISEF event will be held from May 8th to 13th and requires a large number of volunteers. We hope that local students in Phoenix who like technology can actively participate. On the 12th, 3,200 students from Arizona middle and high schools will gather here. 200 volunteers are needed. Welcome to register online. For more details, please click https://student.societyforscience.org/volunteers

LARGE NEED MAY 12 th: Join the STEM excitement in Phoenix on May 12th as almost 3200 middle and high school students from all over Arizona descend upon Intel ISEF to join the FUN at Education Outreach Day!

We need about 200 volunteers to make it happen and that means we need YOU! Come work in a classroom lab teaching water invasives curriculum to students, sign up to be on the clean-up/breakdown crew or help corral a sea of school buses! You can choose a 4 hour or longer shift and no expertise needed – training will be provided. If you click on the link above or the attached flyer, you will see all of the amazing opportunities still available for the entire week.

We also need so many interpreters in the following languages on Wednesday, May 11:

The languages highlighted in RED are the greatest need.

We will also feed you a lovely meal for every shift lasting more than 4 hours. Also, you will receive a t-shirt and certificate of thanks 🙂

Don’t miss out on the chance to be a part of the excitement!

For additional questions don’t hesitate to contact Sharon Snyder at ssnyder@societyforscience.org