WSHI is a great place to learn about the many avenues open to you in science and technology. But don’t just take our word for it…here are some comments from 2006-2007 participants:
| I liked the variety. Some of the topics I had no interest or knowledge of until this began. I’m sure it will help me in the future. |
Glenn Ruse Jr.
West Greene High School |
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| Westinghouse Science Honors Institute was a phenomenal experience. Being exposed to the different regions of science opened my mind to all the careers that are out there. Also, touching on the major issues of the day, I learned a lot of the science behind what was in the news. |
Maria Baker
Quigley Catholic High School |
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| The lectures were dynamic and the trip to PSU was great. I also met kids from other schools with the same interests as me. |
Michael Sendek
Ringgold High School |
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| I liked that you treated us like adults. You respected us and earned our respect in return. |
Abby Brown
Blackhawk High School |
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| I really enjoyed the opportunity to hear new material and challenge myself, meeting other kids like me. I also enjoyed how accessible the speakers were after the lectures. It was nice to finally be with a group that I could bounce ideas off of and who worked hard. |
Chadd Shaffer
Keystone Oaks High School |
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| What I enjoyed most about the Westinghouse program was not just learning about the interesting topics but also the group activities. It helped me develop the social skills needed later in life. |
Megan Weber
Hampton High School |
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