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What is the Delaware Valley
Science Council?
The Delaware Valley Science
Council (DVSC) is a 501c3 tax-exempt organization registered with the State
of Pennsylvania,
which was formed in 1946 and incorporated in 1953 as the Philadelphia Science
Council. The name was changed in 1993 to reflect the geographic area served by
the Council. Since its inception, the DVSC has been an all-volunteer
organization and is administered by a Board of Directors who serve three-year
terms. All DVSC programs are administered without regard to race, creed,
nationality, or gender.
What are the Council's Objectives?
- To discover, encourage, and recognize talented youth in the Delaware Valley who have outstanding
capabilities in the areas of science, mathematics and engineering.
- To be a resource agency available to science teachers, technology
organizations, and science students.
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Upcoming Events
March 10th – 2008 Awards Dinner at McCall Field. Directions
October 18th – Exams for 2009 Awards
Thank you to all
of the students who interviewed with us this winter. We look forward to seeing you again in
March!
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