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2024 SUMMER CAMPS

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Since the DNA Learning Center was established in 1988, we have been advancing
genetics education through laboratory experiences for students and educators in
New York and beyond. More than 750,000 middle and high school students have
experienced our hands-on approach to science instruction over the last 35+
years.

 * LAB FIELD TRIPS
   
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 * SCIENCE CAMPS
   
   Brooklyn, Westchester, & Long Island
   
   

 * EDUCATOR TRAINING
   
   Workshops & professional development
   
   

 * STUDENT RESEARCH PARTNERSHIPS
   
   DNA barcoding programs
   
   

 * MUSEUM EXHIBITIONS
   
   See Ötzi in Brooklyn & Cold Spring Harbor
   
   

 * SATURDAY DNA!
   
   Please check in the fall for new sessions!
   
   

 * DNALC NYC AT CITY TECH
   
   Learn about our NYC location
   
   

 * REGENERON DNALC
   
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EXPERIENCE SCIENCE LIKE NEVER BEFORE AT THE DNA LEARNING CENTER

At the DNA Learning Center, students can participate in an array of science
activities, including:

 * In-Person Lab Field Trips:Visit one of our New York centers for a science
   field trip and experience hands-on labs in one of our state-of-the-art
   laboratory classrooms.  Add a museum tour to your field trip, and bring the
   science to life!
 * Virtual Lab Field Trips: Our Virtual Lab Field Trips can be either
   asynchronous or synchronous and come with or without our student kits.
   Depending on your preferences and needs, students can view the live sessions
   from Zoom or your preferred alternative. 
 * Camps and Courses: Our camps and courses span an array of topics and feature
   options like Fun with DNA, Genome Science, Forensic Detectives, and many
   more.
 * Virtual Science Camps: Experience the same hands-on learning—just virtually.
   Our virtual camp topics include genetics and inheritance, PCR, and
   electrophoresis.
 * DNALC LIVE!: Through DNALC LIVE!, we engage educators, students and the
   public through video programming on topics like Bacteria and Antibiotics,
   Diversity of Life: Plant and Animal Cells, and DNA Restriction Analysis.
 * DNALC Media: DNALC media provides a variety of educational, media-rich sites
   and educational animations covering topics ranging from cancer to eugenics,
   as well as lab and bioinformatics sites on everything from human origins to
   RNA-sequencing.
 * Student Research:  We have several student research programs on Long Island
   and in NYC. Participants can conduct authentic research in school or
   alongside scientists.
 * Citizen Science: Citizen DNA Barcode Network engages community research teams
   as they use DNA barcoding to explore biodiversity in their area.
 * Educator Training: Through federal and private foundation funding, we offer
   up-to-date teacher training through free workshops for teachers in
   biotechnology and genetics.


WHY ATTEND A SCIENCE FIELD TRIP AT DNA LEARNING CENTER NEW YORK CITY?

At the world-renowned DNA Learning Center, we have over 35 years of experience
in molecular biology and genetics education. Now, we are excited about our
largest center, DNALC NYC in Brooklyn. Through hands-on experimentation,
students on science field trips in NYC actively participate in their science
education as they learn from experienced educators. 

 


REGISTER FOR A SCIENCE FIELD TRIP

Our in-person and virtual science field trips will deliver hands-on biology and
genetics experiences for middle and high school students. Your students will
have fun while learning about important science concepts and performing
sophisticated experiments. Students can also cover Advanced Placement Biology
(AP Bio) lab techniques through extended lab experiences.

To request more information about any of our science field trips in NYC,
Westchester, on Long Island, or online, just fill out the online contact form
and we'll be in touch with you shortly.

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