Introducing EAS Scholars: The Young Researchers Summer Lab Program

Introducing EAS Scholars: The Young Researchers Summer Lab Program

EAS Scholars: A summer lab where rising 8th–11th graders publish research, gain mentors, and build standout academic skills.

Date and time

July 8 · 7am - August 26 · 9:30am PDT

Location

Online

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

Agenda

10:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Week 1: Orientation & Introduction to Research

(1) Meet your mentor & group (2) Overview of academic research (3) Choosing a research topic

10:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Week 2: Research Question & Planning

(1) Finalize research question (2) Introduction to credible sources and citation (3) Build your research outline

10:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Week 3: Literature Review & Note-Taking

(1) Learn how to read academic sources (2) Draft your literature review (3) Organize findings thematically

10:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Week 4: Methodology & Research Design

(1) Understand qualitative vs quantitative research (2) Build a methodology section (3) Begin gathering data or examples

10:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Week 5: Writing Workshop I – Building the Argument

(1) Draft introduction and body paragraphs (2)Integrate evidence and cite sources (3) Mentor feedback sessions

10:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Week 6: Writing Workshop II – Refinement & Style

(1) Draft conclusion and abstract (2) Improve clarity, tone, and flow (3) Peer reviews & editing strategies

10:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Week 7: Final Edits & Publication Prep

(1) Final paper revisions (2) Format for publication (3) Generate your personalized research paper link

10:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Week 8: Presentation & Showcase Week

(1) Build your research presentation (2) Practice public speaking (3) Final project showcase with live mentor and peer feedback

About this event

  • Event lasts 49 days 2 hours

Introducing EAS Scholars: The Young Researchers Summer Lab Program

Imagine your child starting the school year ahead of the curve, proudly presenting their published research project, a testament to their passion, intellect, and leadership skills.

This summer, turn that vision into reality with EAS Scholars: The Young Researchers Summer Lab, exclusively from Esoteric Academic Solutions.

What Rising 8th -11th Grade Students Will Gain:
✅ A published research paper — complete with a personal URL
✅ One-on-one mentorship from seasoned researchers
✅ Critical skills: research, writing, public speaking, and creative thinking
✅ A standout project to impress colleges and future employers
✅ Opportunities to explore topics such as AI, Social Sciences, Health, Humanities, and more!

Program Details:
📅 Start Date: July 8, 2025
📅 End Date: August 26, 2025
💻 Format: Live, small-group virtual sessions

From the first brainstorming session to the final presentations, your student will develop skills that power success in high school, college, and beyond.

Why Families Trust EAS Scholars: The Young Researchers Summer Lab:

• Tailored learning experiences driven by your child’s interests
• A dynamic, engaging environment that keeps students motivated all summer
• A powerful academic achievement to showcase on future college applications

🎯 Spots are filling quickly — Register now ➔📧 Questions? Contact us at info@e-academicsolutions.com or call (646) 481-8216.
🌟 Final Reflection: This summer, don’t just keep your child busy — empower them to lead, create, and shine.


🔥 Spark Their Curiosity. Shape Their Future

Frequently asked questions

1. Who is this program for?

This program is designed for rising 8th to 11th grade students who are curious, motivated, and eager to explore academic research in a supportive, intellectually rich environment.

2. What will students accomplish by the end of the program?

Each student will complete and publish an original research paper with a personalized online link. They will also gain mentorship, advanced research skills, public speaking practice, and a standout academic project.

3. What topics can students explore?

Students can choose from diverse and interdisciplinary fields including: Artificial Intelligence Social Sciences Health & Medicine Humanities Business & Economics Environmental Studies Law & Public Policy Custom topics are also welcome based on student interests.

4. How is the program structured?

The program runs from July 8 to August 26, 2025, with: Live, small-group virtual sessions Weekly mentorship meetings Guided research, writing, and presentation development Final presentations to peers and mentors

5. Is the program entirely online?

Yes. All sessions are held virtually via secure video conferencing to allow participation from anywhere worldwide.

6. How much time is required each week?

Students should expect to spend 4–6 hours weekly, including live sessions, 1-on-1 mentoring, and independent research time.

7. What kind of mentorship do students receive?

Each student is paired with an experienced researcher or educator who guides them through the research process, from brainstorming to publication.

8. Will the published paper be recognized by colleges?

Yes! Having a published research project demonstrates initiative, academic maturity, and subject mastery—traits highly valued by selective colleges and scholarship committees.

9. What is the cost of the program?

Tuition has two options; details will be provided upon request. Payment plans may be available for eligible students.

10. How do I register?

Click our website's “Register Now” link, email us at info@e-academicsolutions.com, or call us at (646) 481-8216 for more information.

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