High School
High School
The programs listed below are held in the summer at Huntsman Cancer Institute.
PathMaker Scholars
A 10-week residential summer research experience for advanced high school seniors and undergraduates. Accepted students will live on campus, learn laboratory training techniques, and work on a research project.
HCI-RISE Program
A virtual summer research experience designed for high school students from the Mountain West—especially those from rural communities—who are curious about cancer research and healthcare careers. This immersive program introduces students to a wide range of cancer research, public health, and education efforts taking place across Huntsman Cancer Institute.
Cancer Research High School Program
A compensated two-week professional development experience for rising high school sophomores and juniors. Accepted students will interact with students and scientists from partnering universities while attending all-day virtual workshops and trainings in health, medicine, and science.
Scientific Enrichment Month (SEM) Program
HCI supports and promotes this free virtual program for high school students led by the Herbert Irving Cancer Center located at Columbia University. This month-long program is held in July and focuses on cancer education, scientific enrichment, and professional development. HCI partners by providing a Cancer Genetics and Genetic Counseling working group as well as other presentations.