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Join PACTS!

"For me, PACTS was more than science. It was exposure to positive people and good role models."
--PACTS graduate, marketing and sales director for radio stations in Richmond, VA

 

Becoming a PACTS Student

The PACTS program is open to middle and high school students in the Philadelphia Metro area. PACTS provides hands-on science workshops, career guidance, trips, and special training to students who participate in the program.

If you'd like to apply to join PACTS, please click on the application below. Print it out and mail to:

Michael Burch
Director, Youth Programs
The Franklin Institute Science Museum
222 North 20th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103

Click here for PACTS application.

Becoming a Mentor

"I love watching the students grow. You see them at the beginning of the year—shy—then branching out until, by year's end, they are comfortable speaking in front of an audience."
--PACTS Mentor
Adult mentors play a vital role in PACTS. Mentors from all types of career backgrounds assist in the development and growth of the youth in the program. You too could be a mentor! Contact Michael Burch for more information about volunteering to become a mentor.

If you have any questions, call 215.448.1399 or email mburch@fi.edu.

 

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