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The Authentic Science Research Program allows students to pursue excellence in areas of original research. This year’s symposium, titled “Bright Minds, Bright Ideas, Bright Futures” showcases research from 110 students in the program.
The symposium highlights the 39 senior projects, including a poster session where all students’ projects will be on display. A keynote address will be delivered by Jeremy Blum, a 2008 graduate of the Byram Hills Authentic Science Research Program.
The symposium begins at 7 p.m. at Byram Hills High School, 12 Tripp Ln. in Armonk. There is no fee to attend and proper attire is requested. All are welcome to join in the celebration of our Authentic Science Research. For more information on the Science Research Program click on this link.
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