Science Research Mentoring Program

The American Museum of Natural History

The Science Research Mentoring Program (SRMP) at the American Museum of Natural History is an opportunity for New York City high school students to conduct one year (August–June) of scientific research with Museum scientists. In SRMP, high school students get paid to learn how to conduct research.

You must also meet at least one criteria from the list below:Attend one of the following high schools or partner programs: Big Brothers Big Sisters Bronx Center for Science and Mathematics Harlem Educational Activities Fund (HEAF) Henry Street Settlement High School for Health Professions Manhattan Center for Science and Math St. Jean Baptiste High School Sunset Park High School The Young Women's Leadership School (Harlem) Uncommon Schools Network Washington Heights Expeditionary Learning School Woodside Community Center Participated in and completed: a course in CodeAMNH a course in the Science Alliance Program Science and Nature Program We particularly encourage students who self-identify as Black, Latinx, Indigenous, and/or first-generation college-bound to apply.

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