Are you interested in a paid summer biomedical research experience at Harvard Medical School?

We are seeking applications for Project Success: Opening the Door to Biomedical Careers at Harvard Medical School. The program will run in-person for 8 weeks beginning the last week in June to August 18^th. Project Success students MUST currently be high school juniors or seniors and reside in either Boston or Cambridge, MA. All Project Success paid interns will be matched with a lab mentor and assigned to a Harvard Medical School research lab. Project Success students will be paid during the duration of the program. Use the High School Student Application Checklist for preparing and submitting an application. Applications must be completed electronically. The checklist has detailed instructions to gather materials, prepare responses and submit. The Project Success web page includes videos which will help students understand what to expect and provides additional detail on eligibility criteria. Please review the criteria to determine if you are eligible before submitting.

Project Success Electronic Application Deadline: Monday, February 13, 2023

If you have additional questions about Project Success after reviewing the program information and checklist, please email: projectsuccess@hms.harvard.edu

Submit a 550 word OR LESS essay HERE before January 31ST, 2023

Bikes Not Bombs uses the bicycle as a vehicle for social change to achieve economic mobility for Black and other marginalized people in Boston and the Global South. BNB collects roughly 5000 used bicycles every year, and through international partnerships, sends them to those in need around the world. BNB also reconditions some bicycles and sells them in its retail shop. All proceeds help to fund their youth and international work.

Through its Youth Apprenticeship program, young people in Boston can learn bike safety and maintenance skills while earning money, as well as a bike of their own. Young people working at BNB help instruct Bike School, assist customers in the shop, and help with the recycling and repair of donated bicycles.

The City of Boston has started a new initiative to prepare Boston youths by providing personalized one-on-one sessions to support their career development!

All Successlink Participants are highly encouraged to stop by one of these sessions to take advantage of their work experience at their organizations.

Our sessions include:

• Personalized career exploration

• Mock interviews

• Resume and cover letter building

• Explaining the ins and outs of choosing your college majors and how that plays a role in career readiness.

Drop In Hours:

Monday: 11am - 5pm

Tuesday: 2pm - 5pm

Wednesday: 11pm - 5pm

Thursday: 2pm - 5pm

Friday: 11am - 5pm

**Ms. Upchurch is also here in school to help you with the same topics! You can schedule an appointment for an in-school one-on-one session HERE **