NC Project SEED

The American Chemical Society (ACS) Project SEED program gives economically disadvantaged high school students a unique opportunity to spend 8 to 10 weeks in the summer working side-by-side with scientists to conduct hands-on research.

Program Summary: NC-ACS Project SEED Information 2025-26

Student Application: NC ACS Project SEED Application 2025-26

Teacher Recommendation Form: NC ACS Project SEED Teacher Recommendation 2025-26

NC-ACS Project SEED 2025, Safety Training @ NCSU

The 2025 NC-ACS Project SEED participants at NC State received safety training from Dr. Aleks Kymalainen (2nd from left). The SEED participants from left to right are Kevin Agyemang, Talia Favatella, Makia Boone, Jessie Wang. The site coordinator also pictured on the far right is Betelihem Mebrahtu.

NC-ACS Project SEED @ SERMACS 2024

On October 26, 2024, three Project SEED students presented their research at the Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society (SERMACS), AmericasMart Convention Center, Atlanta, GA

Students attending (left to right) were:

Asia Fields, Kyra Gustus, Lizbeth Luna-Lopez

NC-ACS Project SEED program and students in the News

Project SEED Videos

NC-ACS Outreach and Project SEED

Project SEED Reports

Project SEED Partners

ACS National Project SEED
Golden Corral Foundation
Hosting institutions:
- Duke University
- North Carolina State University
- University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
- North Carolina Central University

Sponsor a Student

Interested in sponsoring an NC-ACS Project SEED student?

Fill out the Project SEED Student Sponsorship Form, and a member will contact you with more information.

Questions?

Contact the NCACS Project SEED Committee Chair at ncacsseed@gmail.com