The Governor’s School of New Jersey Program in the Sciences (GSNJS) is a 3-week residential program where students are immersed in intense college-level research on the campus of Drew University. High school students who live in New Jersey are nominated by their schools and applications are submitted in the fall of the junior year for participation in the following summer. New Jersey’s Governor’s School in the Sciences is a very prestigious program for rising high school seniors. The Governor’s School of New Jersey project partnership is administered by OSHE, which is a partner in the project partnership.
GSNJS in the News
4 Westfield High School Students Nominated for Governor’s Schools
Four Westfield High School juniors have been nominated by the WHS Science Department to attend Governor’s Schools in the summer of 2016.
Student News Lenape student selected to attend the NJ Governor’s School
Medford-Four Lenape High School students, Gabrielle Shvartsman, Roshan Vasoya, Grace Stridick, and Kavi Munjal were selected to attend the NJ Governor’s School.
VHS Student Spends Summer In Top Science Program
Dan Li spent his summer in a science lab, and he couldn’t be happier about it.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION AND FORMS
Corporate Matching Gifts
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- Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp.
- Johnson and Johnson/ Independent College Fund of New Jersey
- John and Laura Overdeck, Dali Foundation, Inc.
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