This program offers an immersive, career-connected experience in real lab settings with connections to faculty and industry professionals, providing a launchpad for future careers in science and medicine.
BioImpact Summer Camps at the University of Washington Bothell offer immersive, hands-on biotechnology experiences for advanced high school students. The camps delve into various aspects of life sciences, including anatomy, biomedical devices, immunology, vaccine science, biotechnology, global health, scientific innovation, and entrepreneurship. Through daily labs, students develop technical skills, sharpen scientific thinking, and enhance teamwork and communication by tackling real-world health challenges. Activities may include dissections, EKG readings, DNA electrophoresis, biomaterials design, and medical illustration. The program also features connections with faculty and industry professionals, offering insights into undergraduate pathways and diverse careers in the life sciences. Field trips to local biotechnology companies and research institutions provide practical exposure to the industry. The camps are designed to be a launchpad for students interested in science, medicine, and innovation, helping them explore potential career and college pathways.
Camps run Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m., with daily labs and field trips to local companies.
Ideal for advanced high school students (rising 10th, 11th, or 12th graders, must be 15 years old at the start of camp) curious about how science, technology, engineering, and lab skills translate into life-changing careers in medicine and biotechnology.
University of Washington Bothell, Discovery Hall
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