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Volunteer We Have the Power. People who volunteer make all the difference in the world. Their time powers the programs that help young people learn and grow. Explore these great opportunities to help provide quality educational experiences, or ask Intel for volunteer support.

Intel Computer Clubhouse Network

After-school community-based technology learning program that enables youth in underserved communities to acquire tools necessary for personal and professional success. Visit the World Mural Project to see artworks from Clubhouse members and their views on computers and technology in the next 40 years. Learn More

MENTOR/ National Mentoring Partnership

As a national advocate and expert resource for mentoring, MENTOR is dedicated to delivering research, policy recommendations, and practical performance tools that mentoring organizations need to effectively serve young people and make mentoring a reality for more of America’s youth. Learn More

MentorNET

A non-profit e-mentoring network, Mentornet provides volunteers who develop an email-based mentoring relationship with women and others underrepresented in scientific and technical fields. Learn More

Society for Science & the Public

Dedicated to the public engagement in scientific research and education, the group welcomes the support of volunteers for its educational programs and publications. Learn More

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Intel ISEF People's Choice Awards

We asked YOU to vote for the project you feel is most creative, innovative, and has the most potential to positively change our world. Your votes have been counted, and here are the winners: 1st place - I-Ching "Frog" Tseng from Taiwan; 2nd place - Peter Massey and Shanauk Bakshi from Manhasset, NY; 3rd place - Anartya Mandal from Boston, MA. Click here to learn more about the contestants and their science projects.

The Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF), the world's largest international pre-college science competition, annually provides a forum for more than 1,500 high school students from over 50 countries to showcase their independent research.
Society for Science & the Public partners with Intel-along with dozens of other corporate, academic, government and science-focused sponsors-who provide support and awards for the Intel ISEF each year.
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