Three tracks, built to turn curiosity into a career in science.

An introduction to the study of human minds and behavior — research design, measurement, and the foundations of social-science methodology.

FLi Psy scholars are led through the conceptual and technical skills needed to engage with psychology research: how studies are designed, how constructs are measured, how evidence is weighed. The track is deliberately accessible — scholars need only curiosity and a willingness to read.

What scholars take with them: research-design literacy, the ability to critically read a psychology paper, and hands-on experience developing their own research question.

Our broadest track — biology, chemistry, engineering, and the scientific method itself, through hands-on mentorship from graduate-level fellows.

STEM scholars build a foundation in how science actually gets done: forming hypotheses, designing experiments, and navigating the culture and expectations of research environments. The track pairs scholars with fellows whose own research spans the sciences.

What scholars take with them: exposure to real lab and research environments, confidence speaking the language of science, and clarity about what a scientific career could actually look like.

Data literacy is no longer optional — it's the floor for most modern scientific and professional careers. This track makes that floor reachable.

Data Science scholars learn to reason with data: descriptive statistics, basic inference, visualization, and the habits of mind that keep data from being misused. The emphasis is on building real technical confidence — not checking a box.

What scholars take with them: working data literacy, early experience with analytical tools, and the ability to ask and answer quantitative questions.