PUMA, from PCCM, offers high school students an inquiry-based materials science program at Princeton, featuring hands-on labs, project-based learning, and faculty interaction, with annually varied curricula.

The Wisconsin MRSEC provides cutting-edge research experiences for off-campus undergraduate students through a Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU). The primary goal of the REU program is to broaden participation of students who are traditionally underrepresented in science and engineering fields.

The K-12 Material Science Lesson Plans project provides various downloadable classroom demonstrations and laboratory activities focusing on properties, structures, and applications of materials, hosted by the University of Washington's MEM-C.

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The Science Honors Program (SHP) offers advanced courses in various scientific disciplines for high school students, focusing on topics like organic chemistry, neurobiology, and astrophysics during fall and spring semesters.

RIMSE, under UC San Diego's MRSEC, offers immersive summer schools for diverse participants, focusing on materials science research, advanced training, and practical experience in laboratory settings.

The Center for Dynamics and Control of Materials (CDCM) at UT Austin offers a REU program for undergraduates, featuring interdisciplinary research, mentorship, workshops, and recreational activities.

CCAM's Future Materials and STEM Corps initiatives promote K-12 STEM engagement through educational modules and training, fostering interest in scientific careers among younger students.

MEM-C's Research Experience for Teachers enables educators to engage in research and develop STEM curricula in collaboration with UW faculty, enhancing their pedagogical approaches for classroom implementation.

MRSEC conducts workshops for professional development in research mentoring, focusing on best practices and effective communication of science to diverse audiences, led by professional facilitators.