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Dream, Design, Do: About the Program

Objectives

Inspiring students to think differently, innovate fearlessly, and create solutions for realworld challenges

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TAKEAWAYS FOR STUDENTS

Students will develop creative thinking and problem-solving abilities while gaining hands-on experience in design thinking and prototyping using modern tools like AI, VR, and STEM. They will build confidence in pitching and storytelling, learn how to present ideas effectively, and gain exposure to real-world innovation pathways, patents, and mentorship opportunities.

PROGRAM LEAD

RACHNA NATH - Lecturer at Lemelson-MIT Program / Research Affiliate at Georgia Tech

The Innovation Bootcamp is a 5-day intensive experiential program designed to help high school students unlock their creativity, develop problem-solving skills, and become the innovators of tomorrow.

Through hands-on activities, team projects, and expert mentorship, students will gain exposure to design thinking, prototyping, and pitching, preparing them for future careers in technology, entrepreneurship, and innovation-driven fields.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

By the end of the bootcamp, students will:

  • Master design thinking and innovation processes.
  • Gain hands-on STEM and prototyping experience.
  • Build communication and pitching skills.
  • Learn about patent pathways and innovation careers.
  • Earn a Certificate of Completion for their portfolio and college applications.

WHY JOIN

This program is perfect for students aspiring to:

  • Explore technology, entrepreneurship, and innovation.
  • Solve real-world problems through creativity and teamwork.
  • Build a strong foundation for future academic and career success.
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About the Instructor

Rachna Nath

Rachna Nath is a TIME Magazine recognized STEM educator, innovator, and founder of the DRIPBL™ (Dream Research Innovate Problem/Project Based Learning). With over 20 years of experience, she has helped students earn patents, launch startups, and win millions in scholarships through real-world problem-solving and innovation.

She is a National Geographic Content developer, Georgia Tech VIP Research Affiliate, a NASA Solar System Ambassador, and a lecturer at MIT’s Lemelson-MIT program, where she guides students in scientific research and innovation. As the Co-Chair of the Educator Affinity Group for the United Nations Association (UNA-USA), she also champions sustainability and equity in education, offering internships and Observerships to high School students.

Nath’s work has earned her recognition from TIME, AZBio, Authority Magazine, Turnitin and many other platforms, making her a powerful advocate for the next generation of changemakers.

FAQs

  • What is the Innovation Program?

    The Innovation Program is a fast-paced, hands-on online camp designed to help middle and high school students transform their ideas into innovative solutions. Over 10 hours of immersive sessions, students explore real-world problems, ideate solutions, and pitch their ideas.

  • Who is this program for?

    The program is open to:
    • Middle school students (Grades 4–8)
    • High school students (Grades 9–12)
    Students should be curious, creative, and ready to think differently.

  • What is the format and schedule?

    There are two flexible formats:
    • Weekday Format: 2 hours per day for 5 consecutive days
    • Weekend Format: 5 hours per weekend over 2 weekends
    Both formats offer the same 10-hour experience.

  • How many students are in each cohort?

    Each cohort is limited to 20 students to ensure personalized attention and collaborative learning.

  • What do students do in the program?

    The program includes:
    • Brainstorming and selecting real-world problems
    • Conducting research and building empathy
    • Ideating and prototyping creative solutions
    • Peer feedback and refinement
    • Final pitching and celebration
    Each day has a specific theme designed to move students from “what if” to “here’s how.”

  • What do students get upon completion?

    • Certificate of completion
    • Written feedback on their prototype
    • For standout projects: Introductions to mentors or early-stage patent pathways (if applicable)

  • Who leads the program?

    The program is led by Rachna Nath, a globally recognized STEM educator, innovator, and founder of DRIPBL™. Her experience spans TIME Magazine, National Geographic, NASA, MIT, and more. She’s known for helping students secure patents, launch startups, and win scholarships through innovation.

  • Is this program live or recorded?

    The Innovation Program is a live, online experience. All sessions are interactive and require active participation.

  • Do students need prior experience in innovation or entrepreneurship?

    No prior experience is necessary. Students only need curiosity, openness to feedback, and a willingness to work in teams.

  • How do I get in touch for more information?

    For inquiries or application details, please contact suparna@ed2rise.com.