*super cool opportunity :) Hey guys! Youth STEAM Advisors is proud to announce our inaugural Bio-In-Med bootcamp! This 10-week bootcamp will cover essential topics in medical biology, including anatomy, physiology, and the basic principles of healthcare. At the end of this bootcamp, you will receive a certificate for mastery in these topics. If interested, please fill out this form: https://forms.gle/YzNVc4W3unbNKNgs8 More about Youth STEAM Advisors: youthsteamadvisors.org https://www.linkedin.com/company/youth-steam-advisors Thank you!!

So this is kinda embarrassing my last post was mostly ranting about how i was so sad my grades were dropping but my report card came and i actually raised my grades i'm so happy i wasn't even trying last term so in this term i'm putting all of my body and soul so wish me luck!

Studying is often hard, sometimes harder than one might expect therefore, it can never hurt learning some ways to ease that pressure. You guys can read my new blog at Medium as a part of Youth STEAM Advisors Thanks ;)) https://medium.com/@youthSTEAMadvisors/top-5-simple-yet-effective-techniques-for-effective-learning-34414be02e89

It's amazing how we've reached 15,000 students! Quick poll: Should we make a parent group? If so, which platform?

Hello everyone! I'm Dharaa Suresha, a sophomore at Emma Willard School with a passion for healthcare advocacy and research. Today, I want to share how LinkedIn, despite being in high school, has been an incredible platform for networking and unlocking opportunities in my journey so far. I currently have over 4,401 followers on LinkedIn, which has allowed me to connect with professionals and peers globally. Through LinkedIn, I've been able to showcase my projects, such as my independent research on global health and my published book, "Atlas of Healthcare," which delves into healthcare systems across 100 nations worldwide. Networking on LinkedIn has opened doors I never imagined possible. From connecting with mentors at Harvard Medical School to collaborating on research papers with MIT, each connection has contributed significantly to my growth as a researcher and advocate. One standout experience was connecting with Nadeem Kasmani, a lecturer at Harvard Medical School, who has been a mentor to me since we connected on LinkedIn. His guidance has been invaluable, not only academically but also in navigating life as a young student passionate about healthcare. Moreover, LinkedIn has been instrumental in my career development. It has helped me secure internships, such as my recent experience at SVYM, where I had the privilege to contribute to healthcare initiatives firsthand. These experiences have shaped my understanding of global health and reinforced my commitment to making a positive impact in healthcare. As a high school student, LinkedIn has empowered me to share my journey and insights with a global audience, fostering meaningful connections and collaborations. I look forward to continuing my journey on LinkedIn, connecting with professionals who share my passion for healthcare and contributing to meaningful change in the field. If you're a high school student like me, I encourage you to leverage LinkedIn as a powerful tool for networking and learning. The opportunities are boundless, and with dedication and perseverance, you can unlock doors to a world of possibilities.