
From one-day to three weeks; our educator workshops bring teachers up-to-the-minute with revolutionary discoveries and introduce innovative ways to deliver hands-on, inquiry-based experiments to students. Programs are available for high school teachers and two- and four-year college faculty.
Middle- and high-school teachers can schedule field trips to the DNALC, DNALC West, or Harlem DNA Lab. School districts that frequently take advantage of the DNALC's program benefit from joining our Curriculum Study Program.
Each summer our laboratory classrooms fill with 6th-12th grade students participating in five-day science camps. From Fun with DNA to Human Genomics, students could attend one camp per year until graduation!
We devote 9 Saturdays during the academic year to our adoring public; Saturday DNA! was developed by our educational and scientific staff to serve children, teens, and adults interested in DNA programs outside of the school setting. We offer a variety of 2-hour laboratory- and computer-based sessions for little more than the cost of a movie ticket and a bucket of popcorn.
Our museum exhibition The Genes We Share and a handful of multimedia presentations in our auditorium are free-of-charge and do not require reservation. Stop on by after strolling the quaint sidewalks of Cold Spring Harbor Village!
A 2004 major survey of students who took summer camps from 1990 to 2001 revealed the long-term effects of camp participation.

Gel electrophoresis laboratory results are posted online after field trip visits; access your class results by selecting the year and month of your field trip, then find your group by name. Photos are labeled with group ID.
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