August 11-16, 2025
Hosted at the University of Tulsa
In a landscape where less than 10% of inner-reservation high schools offer Calculus BC and fewer than 5% provide serious computer science education, TASC bridges critical educational gaps in Native communities.
Our intensive 6-day program goes beyond traditional STEM education. We combine cutting-edge technical training with workshops in rationality, decision theory, and leadership development.
Our mission extends beyond technical education – we're building future leaders who will drive innovation while remaining deeply connected to their communities.
Dive into the future of AI, from neural networks to real-world applications.
Explore the frontiers of genetic engineering and biotechnology with hands-on labs.
Uncover the deepest mysteries of physics and theoretical science.
Tribal Enrollment Required: Applicants must be enrolled members of a federally recognized tribe.
Nomination Process: Most participants are nominated by their schools, tribal education offices, or community leaders.
Direct Applications: Qualified students may also apply directly if they meet the eligibility criteria.
All program costs are fully covered regardless of nomination status
TASC seeks extraordinary Native American students nationwide through a nomination-based selection process. Nominated students will be invited to complete a brief application and interview. If you are a tribal member, please contact your school or tribal department of education. If you are unsuccessful, please contact the TASC program director.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
PKG Public Service Center
University of Tulsa
For nomination inquiries, please contact your tribal nation's education office or the TASC program director.
Director Email: tasc-exec@mit.edu
Tel: (571) 395-2420