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The Engineering Navigator is a prototype AI-powered platform that connects students, families, and educators to engineering opportunities across the U.S. To show the power of this tool, we're focusing on North Carolina, where we're mapping local events and programs to show what's possible when communities are connected.
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2 humanities Events Found
Telluride Association Summer Seminar (TASS)
Free, rigorous academic seminar in humanities and social sciences with deep intellectual engagement. Very selective (competitive national selection). Eligibility: High school sophomores & juniors (ages 15-17). Duration: ~6 weeks (June 21 - July 25, 2026). Structure: Intensive seminar discussions, Weekly readings, writing, and community inquiry, Final intellectual projects and presentations. Focus on social issues and includes coursework relevant to sociology with rigorous training in critical social thought, inquiry, and theory.
Various locations
Free (tuition, r...
Free (tuition, room & board, and field trips included)
6/21/26
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Telluride Association Summer Seminar (TASS)
Free, rigorous academic seminar in humanities and social sciences with deep intellectual engagement. Very selective (competitive national selection). Eligibility: High school sophomores & juniors (ages 15-17). Duration: ~6 weeks (June 21 - July 25, 2026). Structure: Intensive seminar discussions, Weekly readings, writing, and community inquiry, Final intellectual projects and presentations. Focus on social issues and includes coursework relevant to sociology with rigorous training in critical social thought, inquiry, and theory.
Free (tuition, r...
Free (tuition, room & board, and field trips included)
In-Person
Jun 21, 12:00 AM ET
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36 Hours to Save the World
36 Hours to Save the World is a virtual 'hackathon-style' event where high school students ages 13-17 compete to find innovative, interdisciplinary solutions to a Global Challenge. Each iteration of our Global Challenge Weekend is a unique topic designed by faculty mentors to create collaborative opportunities that bridge STEM and Humanities, crossing time zones and skillsets to address issues in line with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. In one intense weekend experience, students will brainstorm possibilities, research options, pitch ideas, develop prototypes and present their projects to impress our judges and win Best Global Challenge Solution. Application opens February 28, 2026.
Virtual Event
$299.00 - $299 (...
$299.00 - $299 ($50 discount to prior GTI pre-college participants)
6/26/26
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26
36 Hours to Save the World
36 Hours to Save the World is a virtual 'hackathon-style' event where high school students ages 13-17 compete to find innovative, interdisciplinary solutions to a Global Challenge. Each iteration of our Global Challenge Weekend is a unique topic designed by faculty mentors to create collaborative opportunities that bridge STEM and Humanities, crossing time zones and skillsets to address issues in line with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. In one intense weekend experience, students will brainstorm possibilities, research options, pitch ideas, develop prototypes and present their projects to impress our judges and win Best Global Challenge Solution. Application opens February 28, 2026.
$299.00 - $299 (...
$299.00 - $299 ($50 discount to prior GTI pre-college participants)
Virtual
Jun 26, 12:00 PM ET
Hackathon
Interdisciplinary
Stem
Humanities
Sustainable Development
Un Sdgs
Innovation
Competition
Weekend Intensive
Global Challenge
Prototyping
Collaboration
Faculty Mentors
02-14-2026
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