The Society Store
Society for Science is thrilled to introduce some exciting new items in the Society for Science Store.
Visit our store at and browse our collection. Whether you’re shopping for loved ones or treating yourself, we’re sure you’ll find something in our store. End of Year Sale: All Science News merchandise is now 25% off, with a FREE Science News beanie with any purchase!
Shop with a purpose! Every purchase supports our mission to advance science literacy and help young scientists and engineers shine.
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Photos of finalists dating back to 1942!
Visit the Society’s White House Photo Gallery
First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt speaks with STS finalists at the White House in 1944. This meeting marked the first time finalists visited the White House as part of their weeklong trip to Washington, D.C., starting a tradition that continues today.
President John F. Kennedy and Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson address the 1961 STS finalists in the White House Rose Garden. Finalist Mary Sue Coleman (front row, left) went on to become president of the University of Michigan and chairwoman of the Society’s Board of Trustees.
2019 STS finalists from California pose with then-Senator Kamala Harris outside her office. During their week in Washington, the students visited Capitol Hill to meet with members of Congress from their states.
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Find an ISEF or Junior Innovators Challenge Affiliated Science Fair
Science competitions in nearly every state in the U.S., as well as in more than 80 countries, regions and territories, are affiliated with the Society.
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Learn how the High School Research Teachers Conference and our new Middle School Research Teachers Conference bring educators together for what one participant called “the best professional development experience of my career.”
