Project SEED has been transforming the lives of economically disadvantaged high school students for more than 36 years. Since 1968, more than 7,400 SEED students have had chemically related summer ...

The mission of the Committee on Project SEED is to ensure the quality, sustainability, and growth of the Project SEED Programs. Foster sustainability of Project SEED. Identify and establish working ...

Do you like science? Are you interested in learning what scientists really do in their laboratories? Get exposure to chemistry, prepare for college, and learn about science career paths in the ACS ...

The American Chemical Society Committee on Project SEED has found 2019 to be both exciting and challenging. We started the year full of energy and enthusiasm that was fed by the success of the many ...

On the third floor of the John “Doc” DeVries Hall of Science, chemistry professor Kumar Sinniah showed the five high school students around him how to dilute a solution. “Don’t use this,” he cautioned ...

The 16-year-old Central Magnet student heard about the summer immersive program through a friend who had previously participated — and what she learned sparked her interest. “I thought that’d be a ...

Disadvantaged students are getting a rare opportunity thanks to Project SEED. Since 1968, the program has made it possible for more than 4,500 disadvantaged high school students to conduct research in ...

Strong bonds can form between high school students and established scientists during the American Chemical Society Project SEED Program. RIT professor Lea Vacca Michel is the Project SEED coordinator ...