The CANLab High School Internship at Boston College's Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience Laboratory offers a unique opportunity for one high school student each summer to engage in the various facets of research conducted at the lab. This volunteer internship is in-person and requires participants to be at least 16 years old and capable of commuting to the Boston College campus, which is accessible via public transportation. The selected intern will gain practical experience by participating in all aspects of the lab's research activities, providing valuable insights into the field of cognitive and affective neuroscience. The internship does not specify a detailed curriculum or list of skills covered; however, participants can expect to immerse themselves in the research environment, contributing to ongoing projects and potentially gaining exposure to topics such as sleep, memory, cognitive aging, and brain health, based on the lab's broader educational materials and outreach activities. There is no specific mention of instructor details or qualifications beyond the general involvement of the CANLab team, which is led by Dr. Elizabeth Kensinger, a recognized figure in the field. To apply, interested students or their recommenders should reach out to the lab by February of the year in which they are interested in participating. While the internship is unpaid, the experience offers valuable exposure to neuroscience research, which can be beneficial for students considering a future in scientific research or related fields.