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Academic:•Academy by <strong>the</strong> Sea•Academic Study Associates•Baylor University•Boston University Research Internship Program for High <strong>School</strong> students•Caltech: Young Engineering and Science Scholars (YESS) Program•Carnegie Mellon <strong>Summer</strong> Program•High <strong>School</strong> <strong>Summer</strong> Science Research Fellowship Program•Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth•MIT: High <strong>School</strong> Studies Program (HSSP)•MIT: Research Science Institute (RSI)•MITES: Minority Introduction to Engineering Entrepreneurship and Science•National Youth Science Camp•Rockefeller University: Rockefeller Science Outreach Program•Puschino Science Center, Russian Academy <strong>of</strong> Science PreCollege Research Abroad•Smith College <strong>Summer</strong> Science Program•<strong>Summer</strong> Science Program•Trinity College: University <strong>of</strong> Melbourne•University <strong>of</strong> Delaware: FAME/UNITE/MERIT <strong>Summer</strong> Camps•University <strong>of</strong> Florida ‐ Student Science Training Program•University <strong>of</strong> Maryland: Exploring Engineering(E2@UMD)•University <strong>of</strong> Miami <strong>Summer</strong> Scholar <strong>Programs</strong>•University <strong>of</strong> Rochester: Rochester Scholars•University <strong>of</strong> Wisconsin: Engineering <strong>Summer</strong> Program (ESP)•Barnard's <strong>Summer</strong> in New York•<strong>Summer</strong> Focus at Berkeley•Boston University <strong>Summer</strong> Program•Brown University <strong>Summer</strong> <strong>Programs</strong>•Cal Tech ‐ <strong>Summer</strong> Science Program•Carnegie Mellon <strong>Summer</strong> Program•Columbia University <strong>Summer</strong> Program for High <strong>School</strong> Students•Cornell University <strong>Summer</strong> College•Davidson College July Experience•Duke University TIP Pre‐College Program•George Washington University Pre‐College Program•Harvard <strong>Summer</strong> <strong>School</strong> : Secondary <strong>School</strong> Program•Hollins University: Hollinsummer•Hong Kong University <strong>of</strong> Science & Technology ‐ <strong>Summer</strong> Program•Ithaca College <strong>Summer</strong> College for High <strong>School</strong> Students•Johns Hopkins Pre‐College <strong>Summer</strong> Program•New York <strong>Summer</strong> Camps & <strong>Summer</strong> <strong>Programs</strong>•Northwestern College Prep
•<strong>Summer</strong> Study at Penn State•Rice University <strong>Summer</strong> <strong>School</strong> for High <strong>School</strong> students•Richmond University, London, <strong>Summer</strong> Advantage•Stanford University High <strong>School</strong> <strong>Summer</strong> College Program•USC <strong>Summer</strong> Seminars•University <strong>of</strong> Delaware <strong>Summer</strong> College•UCLA: <strong>Summer</strong> Discovery•University <strong>of</strong> Miami Pre‐College Program•University <strong>of</strong> Pennsylvania PreCollege <strong>Summer</strong> Youth Program•University <strong>of</strong> Virginia: Scholars Program•Vanderbuilt Program for Talented Youth <strong>Summer</strong>•Washington University High <strong>School</strong> <strong>Summer</strong> Scholars•Wyoming Seminary ‐ <strong>Summer</strong> at SEMBoarding school programsSample programs Hosted at US private high schools:•Choate Rosemary Hall <strong>Summer</strong> <strong>School</strong>•Phillips Academy <strong>Summer</strong> Session•Philips Exeter Academy <strong>Summer</strong> Program•StudyUSA (state by state listing)
SUMMER PROGRAMS BULLETINThis <strong>Summer</strong> <strong>Programs</strong> Bulletin serves only as a means <strong>of</strong> circulating informationreceived, not as a program endorsement. Some programs are highly selective,accepting only those students who meet specific academic standards: o<strong>the</strong>r programsare open to those who apply and pay <strong>the</strong> fees on a first‐come, first‐served basis. Someprograms <strong>of</strong>fer scholarships which usually have an earlier application deadline. This is asmall sampling <strong>of</strong> all <strong>the</strong> programs available. To do a more detailed search type in <strong>the</strong>program and area which interests you most in a web search. To receive an applicationand/or current program information click on <strong>the</strong> web link or call <strong>the</strong> number listed. Iwill check all programs on this list once yearly. Please understand that <strong>the</strong>y may changein <strong>the</strong> meantime.100 Plus <strong>Summer</strong> Enrichment <strong>Programs</strong>: This site lists a multitude <strong>of</strong> summer opportunities.Some are specifically for at‐risk students; some are open to all.http://www.blackexcel.org/summer‐progs.htmABBEY ROAD OVERSEAS PROGRAMS ‐ Language immersion and pre‐college programs in France,Greece, Italy and Spain. [ http://www.goabbeyroad.com] (888) 462‐2239ACADEMIC STUDY ASSOCIATES – Pre‐college programs for all high school students at: U Mass,Amherst, UC Berkeley, Cambridge, and Oxford. Cultural Immersion <strong>Programs</strong> in France, Nice,Royan, Spain, Barcelona, Nerja, Cadiz, Conil, Tarifa, Sanlucar, Italy, Florence, Venice. CollegeAdmissionSeminars: Columbia, Tufts, UCSB. 800‐752‐2250 or [ http://www.asaprograms.com ]ACADEMY OF ART COLLEGE, San Francisco, CA. ‐ Advertising, fashion, fine art, graphic design,photography motion pictures and video. Limited number <strong>of</strong> full & partial tuition grantsavailable. 800‐544‐ARTS [http://www.academicarts.edu ]ACADEMIE DE PARIS, Paris, France – Academic programs for current freshmen, sophomores,and juniors which introduce students to <strong>the</strong> French culture and Parisian lifestyle. Fee includestuition, room and board, books and material, excursion and activities for more informationcall: (800) 828‐8349. Info@oxbridgeprograms.com or http://www.orbridgeprograms.com.AMERICAN ACADEMY OF DRAMATIC ARTS, Hollywood & New York ‐ <strong>Summer</strong> Actor Training.The Academy <strong>of</strong>fers a 6‐week program designed for those who would like to begin <strong>the</strong>ir study<strong>of</strong> acting and for those who would like to test <strong>the</strong>ir interest and ability in an environment <strong>of</strong>pr<strong>of</strong>essional training[ http://www.aada.org ] or admissions‐ny@aada.org 800.463.8990 for New York oradmissions‐ca@aada.org or 800.222.2867 for LA
AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE (AFS) INTERCULTURAL PROGRAMS – <strong>International</strong> student exchangeprograms in Homestay Community Service and Language Study choices (800) AFS – INFO or876‐2377 [ http://www.afs.org]AMERICAN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION ‐ Courses in all areas <strong>of</strong> communication–writing, film, public speaking, photography. [http://www.soc.american.edu/highschool.html](202) 885‐2098AMERICORPS NATIONAL SERVICE – Earn money for college, and gain valuable experience andskills that are vital in today’s job market. Apply by April 1. (800) 942‐2677 press 7 (TDD 1‐800‐833‐3722) [ http://www.americorps.org]AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF PARIS – Offers two summer sessions, plus a French Immersionprogram. (800) 666‐2556 or Email: [ mailto:info@summerstudy.com] [http://www.summerstudy.com]ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO ‐ Early College Program <strong>Summer</strong> Institute is a 2 or 3 week programthat provides high school students <strong>the</strong> chance to expand <strong>the</strong>ir creative talents by studying with<strong>the</strong> school’s outstanding faculty. For 10th through 12th grade. College credit awarded.Workshops, fieldtrips, and presentations by visiting artists are held on evenings and weekends. Call or write:Philip Baranowski Director, Early College Program, The <strong>School</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Art Institute <strong>of</strong> Chicago,37 So. Wabash Ave., Chicago, IL 60603. (312) 899‐7458.www.artic.edu/saic/programs/continuing/ecpArt Camps State Wide: [ http://www.usperformingarts.com]Arizona FEA: The mission is to recruit and provide experiences and skills for high schoolstudents who are exploring teaching as a future career.[http://www.ade.az.gov/cte/fea/Calendar.asp]Austin Film Festival <strong>Summer</strong> Film Camp: summer program in Austin, Texas[http://www.austinfilmfestival.com/new/summer_camp]UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA Tucson, AZ – A <strong>Summer</strong> <strong>of</strong> Excellence. Pre‐college program <strong>of</strong>fered tothose completing <strong>the</strong>ir junior year that has a GPA <strong>of</strong> 3.5 or above. Students enroll in a fullytransferable college level class <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>ir own choice, live on campus and take part in varioussocial and cultural events. Call (520) 621‐6901 or Email soe@honors.arizona.edu for moreinformation.[ http://www.honors.arizona.edu]AVIATION CAREER EDUCATION ‐ 1 week day camp at LAX that introduces students to <strong>the</strong> world<strong>of</strong> aviation. Sponsored by <strong>the</strong> Air Transport Association For more information call: 310/725‐3804 Community Relations (310) 646‐5742
BARNARD COLLEGE, New York, NY – Coed “<strong>Summer</strong> in New York” program for currentsophomores and juniors. 4 week session. Fee includes tuition, room and board, and activities.Early application advised. (212) 854‐8866 or [ http://www.barnard.edu/pcp ] or Emailpcp@barnard.eduBOSTON UNIVERSITY, Boston, MA ‐ Two six‐week residential honors programs for juniors andseniors who have a B+ or better, and combined PSAT scores <strong>of</strong> 118 or combined SAT scores <strong>of</strong>1180, one focusing on general studies and one on research. Additional special programs <strong>of</strong>feredto ambitiousstudents. Financial assistance available. General Honors Program: (617) 353‐1378 orwww.bu.edu/summerInstitute for Television, Film & Radio Production Research Honors Program: (617) 353‐2600 orphysics. www.bu.edu/highschool.html .PROMYS Program in Ma<strong>the</strong>matics for Young Scientists: (617) 353‐2563 or Emailpromys@math.bu.edu<strong>Summer</strong> Challenge Program for students interested in business, law, creative writing,persuasive speaking, visual arts, or science. (617) 353‐1378 or [http://www.bu.edu/summer/highschool]Tanglewood Institute: Young Artist’s Wind Ensemble‐ challenging program aimed to stimulatedevelopment <strong>of</strong> student’s creative and artistic potential. (800) 643‐4796[http://www.bu.edu/tanglewood] Application deadline Feb. 15BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY – Genesis at Brandeis program, open to sophomores, juniors and seniorsinterested in <strong>the</strong> arts, humanities, Jewish studies, and social action. Also Brandeis <strong>Summer</strong>Odyssey exploring Frontiers <strong>of</strong> Science and <strong>the</strong> Living Arts. Application deadlines in March. Call(781)736‐8416 or www.brandeis.edu/genesis or Email: genesis@brandeis.edu for more information.BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY, Provo, UT – Offers a <strong>Summer</strong> Scholars Academy for studentsentering grades 9 – 12 and <strong>Summer</strong> Scholars Pre‐pr<strong>of</strong>essional <strong>Programs</strong> for grades 10‐12. (801)422‐5000 [ http://www.byu.edu ]BROWN UNIVERSITY Providence, RI – Pre‐college programs. Call for catalog and information.(401) 863‐7900, or www.brown.edu/summerBRYN MAWR COLLEGE Writing for College. This program prepares students to write for collegelevelcourses. For female high school juniors and seniors. 610/526‐5376.summer@brynmawr.edu or[ http://www.brynmawr.edu]
Boston University's Center for Digital Imaging Arts: [http://www.cdiabu.com/ ]Business, Economics and Entrepreneurship: [ http://www.bankstreet.edu]CAL POLY, SAN LUIS OBISPO – <strong>Summer</strong> Architecture Career Workshop, for current sophomoresand juniors. Tuition, room, board, field trips and materials. Applicants are encouraged to applyearly. (805) 756‐1316 [http://www.calpoly.edu ].Also: Long Distance Running Camp July 9 – 14,for ages 12+. (805) 756‐2235.California Institute <strong>of</strong> Technology: Young Engineering and Science Scholars: Target: Historicallyunder‐represented students in science and engineering; rising sophomores and juniors.[http://www.yess.caltech.edu/ ]CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OF THE ARTS Oakland, CA – <strong>Summer</strong> Program Pre‐College for currentsophomores, juniors and seniors. Students choose from a wide range <strong>of</strong> studios: drawing,painting, architecture, and fashion design. Also, Ceramics, Sculpture, Graphic Design (includingdigital design), illustration‐Painting, Industrial Design, Jewelry/Metal Arts, Photography,Printmaking and Video and Creative Writing. Three‐week July program granting 3 units collegecredit. 800.447.1ART or www.cca.edu.CALIFORNIA STATE SUMMER SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS (CSSSA) – Innerspark.California Institute <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Arts, Valencia will host this premiere summer arts institute for <strong>the</strong>study <strong>of</strong> animation, music, dance, film & video, <strong>the</strong>atre, creative writing and <strong>the</strong> visual and finearts. 500 students will be accepted and designated California Arts Scholars, and will receive 3units CSU credit. 45% received scholarships last year. Application deadline: February 28. (916)277‐5815 or Email or cynthia@csssa.org. [http://www.innerspark.us ]CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY FULLERTON IN CHINA—Two week program in Chinato learn more about China’s language, people, and culture. Call: (714) 278‐4583 or[ mailto:experiencechina@fullerton.edu]Carleton College Liberal Arts Experience: Program for 50 <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> best and brightest currentsophomores from across <strong>the</strong> country for an all expense paid one week summer program withcourses in science, art, social sciences, and technology as well as ACT/SAT prep and keys intogetting into college.[ http://apps.carleton.edu/summer/clae/] or 1‐866‐767‐2275.The Cambridge College Programme at University <strong>of</strong> Cambridge: <strong>the</strong> oldest program for highschool students at Cambridge. It stresses <strong>the</strong> need <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> individual student and provides anopportunity to explore subjects on <strong>the</strong> skill‐building level where no prerequisites are required.[http://www.cambridgeuk.org/]
CAMBRIDGE TRADITION– Cambridge Prep Academic <strong>Summer</strong> Program for Grades 10 ‐ 12 atCambridge University in Cambridge, Oxford, Paris, or Barcelona. (212) 932‐3049 or (800) 828‐8349 or [ http://www.oxbridgeprograms.com]CARNEGIE MELLON, Pittsburgh, PA – Pre‐college academic and fine art six‐week residentialprograms for current sophomores and juniors. Classes in Math, Science, Architecture, Art,Design, Drama, Music. Call (412) 268‐2082 or e‐mail: precollege@andrew.cmu.edu or visit <strong>the</strong>website:http://www.cmu.edu/enrollment/pre‐college.CAMP SHAKESPEARE Three day and week long camps studying and performing Shakespeare atCSU Bakersfield. [ http://www.csub.edu/campshakespeare] or call 661‐654‐2121CARLETON COLLEGE, Northfield, Minnesota—Writing Program to prepare for college, liberalarts, environmental science, and courses specifically designed for Native American studentspreparing for college. Call (866) 767‐2275 or [http://www.carleton.edu/summer/collegehorizons]Catalyst Academy: one week summer residential program for rising high school sophomores,juniors, and seniors at Cornell University. The mission is to advance diversity in engineering andits relateddisciplines. [http://www.engineering.cornell.edu/diversity/<strong>of</strong>fice‐diversity‐programs/summerprogram]CENTRAL WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY ‐ <strong>Summer</strong> sessions. [ http://www.cwu.edu]UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO – Chicago Pre‐collegiate Scholars programs <strong>of</strong>fered in July. (773) 702‐7503 or Email http://summer.uchicago.eduClemons University ‐ Economics <strong>Summer</strong> Camps: [http://business/clemson.edu/BBTCENTER/]COLGATE UNIVERSITY Eastern U.S. Music Camp. Performing groups: Concert Band, SymphonyOrchestra, Concert choir, Jazz Ensembles, Vocal Jazz, Choir, Chamber Orchestra, StudioOrchestra, Madrigal Choir, Women’s, Men’s, and chamber Choir.www.easternusmusiccamp.com e‐mail info@eastern.comCollege Horizons: Preparing Native American Students for College and Graduate <strong>School</strong>: Fiveday “crash course in preparing for college.” http://www.collegehorizons.org/COLLEGE VISITS –<strong>Summer</strong> college campus tours <strong>of</strong>fered by a private company in June, July, and August to allareas <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> U.S. Prices and itineraries vary. Open to all high school students. (800) 944‐2798.Also: NIEP College Preview, Irvine, CA. (800) 888‐NIEP or www.niep.com.
Eastern Exposure – 20 Eastern colleges and an intro to Eastern College Experience 1‐800‐321‐5295.COLORADO COLLEGE, Colorado Springs, CO – Courses <strong>of</strong>fered in a variety <strong>of</strong> areas for collegecredit. A busy outdoor recreation program augments <strong>the</strong> academic schedule. Based on blocksystem (877) 894‐8727 or [http://www.ColoradoCollege.edu/<strong>Summer</strong><strong>Programs</strong>]. Coursesinclude <strong>International</strong>Study, Art, Architecture, Philosophy, Creative Writing, Language, Science, Theatre, Dance.UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO, BOULDER – Interested in science, <strong>the</strong>atre, writing or music? Thisprogram <strong>of</strong>fers college credit and electives courses, plus great recreational activities.Application deadline: May 31. (800) 331‐2801 [ http://www.colorado.edu ] or[http://www.summerstudy.com ]COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY New York, NY – Academic residential summer program in July forgrades 9 – 12. Admission is selective. Application deadline: April 8. (212) 854‐9699 or[http://www.columbia.edu/hs/]CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS FOUNDATION (CRF) <strong>Summer</strong> Law Institute. Participate in law‐relatedworkshops led by UCLA pr<strong>of</strong>essors and experienced attorneys. Learn techniques <strong>of</strong> persuasion,debate and discussion. Improve mock trial skills. Application deadline March 18. www.crfusa.orgClick “Youth Internship Program.” 213‐487‐5590CORNELL UNIVERSITY Ithaca, NY – <strong>Summer</strong> College for current sophomores, juniors, andseniors. Three‐week and six‐week sessions available. (607) 255‐6203 orwww.sce.cornell.edu/su/<strong>Summer</strong> Honors <strong>Programs</strong> for High <strong>School</strong> Sophomores www.summerccollege.cornell.edu. TheCurie Academy‐ 1 week residential program for high school girls who excel in math and science.summer_college@cornell.edu. 607.255.6203COSMOS – California State <strong>Summer</strong> <strong>School</strong> for Math and Sciences Four‐week residentialexperience at UC San Diego. [http://www.jacobsschool.ucsd.edu/cosmos ] (858) 822‐4361CUSHING ACADEMY SUMMER SESSION 39 <strong>School</strong> St. P.O. Box 8000, Ashburn, MA. OffersCollege Prep programs Critical Skills in English Math, Study techniques and Technology Englishas a second Language, Studio Art and portfolio prep. www.cushing.org 978‐827‐7700Curie Academy: Cornell University College <strong>of</strong> Engineering one week summer residentialprogram for high school girls who excel in math and science and want to learn more aboutcareers in engineering.[http://www.engineering.cornell.edu/diversity/<strong>of</strong>fice‐diversity‐programs/summer‐program]
CURRY COLLEGE Milton, MA ‐ Learning Academy. A <strong>Summer</strong> Program for High <strong>School</strong> Studentswith Learning Disabilities for students who will be entering Seniors in high school in <strong>the</strong> Fall.www.curry.edu click on “Learning Academy”. 617‐333‐2250.CYBERCAMPS ‐ Computer camps located across <strong>the</strong> U.S. [http://www.computercamps.com ](888) 904‐2267DigiGirlz High Technology Camps: Technology camps for girl; <strong>the</strong> goal is to educate and inspiregirls by introducing <strong>the</strong>m to <strong>the</strong> opportunities and career choices available in <strong>the</strong> high‐techindustry. Multiple locations: [https://www.micros<strong>of</strong>t.com/about/diversity/programs/camps.mspx]Micros<strong>of</strong>t’s DigiGirlz High Tech Campshttps://www.micros<strong>of</strong>t.com/about/diversity/programs/campsDow Jones Newspaper Fund High <strong>School</strong> Journalism Workshops: programs in 18 states:https://www.micros<strong>of</strong>t.com/about/diversity/programs/camps[http://djnewspaperfund.dowjones.com/fund/hss_summer_workshop.asp]EF INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE SCHOOLS, Boston, MA – A variety <strong>of</strong> foreign language programs<strong>of</strong>fered in Spain, Italy, France, and Germany for students 16 years <strong>of</strong> age and older. <strong>Programs</strong>and prices vary. (800) 992‐1892 [ http://www.ef.com ]www.ef.comEL CAMINO COMMUNITY EDUCATION, Peacemaker’s Institute will <strong>of</strong>fer conflict resolution,peace studies and analysis <strong>of</strong> peace initiatives on local, national and international levels.(310) 660‐6460 [ http://www.eccommunityed.com ]EMERSON COLLEGE <strong>Summer</strong> Communication Academy for high school students. 120 BoylstonSt. Boston www.emerson.edu/ce/Enrichment Alley: Look for a summer learning experience, a gap year adventure, or a schoolyear program for individuals or groups: [http://www.EnrichmentAlley.com ]Engineers Dedicated to a Better Tomorrow: Resources‐Pre‐College: Lists over 50 introductory<strong>Summer</strong> programs/Camps for Pre‐College Youthhttp://www.dedicatedengineers.org/Resources/summer_programs.htmFASHION INSTITUTE OF DESIGN AND MERCHANDISING 4 day seminar on Fashion andInteriors. Located in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Orange County, or San Diego RSVP at 800/262‐3436 [ http://www.fidm.edu ]FOREIGN LANGUAGE IMMERSION PROGRAMS:AmeriSpan Unlimited (800) 879‐6640Language Link (800) 552‐2051
Foreign Language Study Abroad Service (800) 282‐1090National Registration Center for Study Abroad (414) 224‐3464Language Liaison (800) 284‐4448Language Studies Abroad (800) 424‐5522On <strong>the</strong> Internet – www.worldwide.edu and www.studyabroad.comFRANKLIN COLLEGE, Switzerland 2 five‐week sessions with courses in Field Archeology(Tuscany) Italian and World Cinemas, photography on location in Europe, History <strong>of</strong> jazz thatcoincides with <strong>the</strong> Lugano Jazz Festival. 718.335.6800. [ http://www.fc.edu ]GENE BLACK MEDICAL CAREER PROGRAM ‐ Program to encourage high school students topursue careers in <strong>the</strong> health pr<strong>of</strong>essions. Spend a month in a hospital observing health carepr<strong>of</strong>essionals at work at 18‐20 different hospitals in <strong>the</strong> Los Angeles and San BernardinoCounties. Weekly stipend <strong>of</strong> $50 given to each student to cover incidental expenses.[http://www.lapedsoc.org/summer/index.html]GEORGETOWN Washington, D.C. – <strong>Summer</strong> College for High <strong>School</strong> Juniors Program for currentjuniors with a “B” average or better. Variety <strong>of</strong> programs and sessions available, withapplication deadline in April. (202) 687‐5832. Harringe@georgetown.edu to[http://www.georgetown.edu/ssce/sumspec.htm]GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Washington, D.C. – The Next Generation LeadershipProgram, Pre‐college <strong>Programs</strong> for <strong>the</strong> study <strong>of</strong> American and international politics. (202) 242‐6802 or Email scholars@gwu.edu [www.gwu.edu/summer/scholars]HARVARD UNIVERSITY Cambridge MA – <strong>Summer</strong> school programs for 4 or 8 weeks. Live andlearn with students from around <strong>the</strong> world while exploring Harvard University. (617) 495‐3192or Email [ mailto:ssp@hudce.harvard.edu] [ http://www.ssp.harvard.edu ]HARVARD DESIGN SCHOOL ‐ An intensive summer program to explore design careers inArchitecture, Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning and Design, Harvard UniversityGraduate <strong>School</strong> <strong>of</strong> Design (617) 495‐5453 Discovery@gsd.harvard.edu orhttp://www.gsd.harvard.edu/cardisc/a.htmlHOLLINS UNIVERSITY 3 programs <strong>of</strong>fered – Hollinscience to explore your interests and potentialin <strong>the</strong> sciences. Precollege Program for exciting classes in creative writing, psychology, historyor video production, or leadership enrichment program to explore your leadership ability andpotential.Call 1‐800‐456‐9595 or apply online at www.hollins.edu (click on <strong>Summer</strong> <strong>Programs</strong>).INROADS Internship: Internships awarded to outstanding ethnically diverse students who aregraduating high school seniors, college or university freshmen or sophomores with a GPA <strong>of</strong> Bor better and a combined SAT score <strong>of</strong> at least 1000 or ACT or 20 or better.[http://ext1.inroads.org/IOL_Application?login.aspx?Contact=Intern]
INTERLOCHEN ARTS CAMP Michigan. Opportunity to intensify one's focus in an art form andenjoy a social community <strong>of</strong> diverse interests. Dance, <strong>the</strong>atre, creative writing, visual arts,motion picture arts, and music. 800‐681‐5912 [ http://www.interlochen.org/ ]ITHACA COLLEGE ‐ <strong>Summer</strong> College for High <strong>School</strong> Students for current sophomores andjuniors. Earn up to 6 college credits. Classes include art, music, media production,photography, workshop in Sports Media. 607.274.3143 or [http://www.ithaca.edu/summercollege]JOHNS HOPKINS, Baltimore, MD – Pre‐college credit programs in Medical Science, AmericanGovernment / Pre‐Law, Physics and Astronomy, Art, History, Creative Writing, ComputerApplications, and more. Pre‐college residential program for current sophomores, juniors, andseniors who will be 16 by July 1 and have at least a 3.0 GPA. Call for information and fees: (410)516‐4548 (800) 548‐0548 or e‐mail summer@jhu.edu. Visit <strong>the</strong> website at [http://www.jhu.edu/summer ]JUNIOR STATESMAN, Georgetown, Yale, Princeton, or Stanford – Experience first hand <strong>the</strong>drama, <strong>the</strong> power, and <strong>the</strong> excitement <strong>of</strong> politics and government. You may take this programat six different campuses. Scholarships available. (800) 334‐5353. www.jsa.orgKANSAS CITY ART INSTITUTE, Kansas City, MO – High <strong>School</strong> <strong>Summer</strong> Residency Program forcurrent freshmen, sophomores, and juniors. (816) 802‐3505. Also one‐week <strong>Summer</strong>Animation Institute (816) 802‐3449 www.kcai.eduLA BIOMED For graduating seniors, Students work in biomed research labs assisting withresearch. Full‐time. Stipend $2,160 for <strong>the</strong> summer. (310) 222‐3602 www.labiomed.orgL’ACADEMIE PARIS. Residential summer program in <strong>the</strong> heart <strong>of</strong> Paris for high school studentscompleting grades 10 to 12. Structured identically to its sister programs at Oxford andCambridge Universities, curriculum designed to introduce students to French and Parisianculture and society.17 courses to choose from. www.oxbridgeprograms.com or 1‐800‐828‐8349LANDMARK VOLUNTEERS – Two‐week <strong>Summer</strong> Service organization for current freshmen,sophomores, and juniors. Work at one <strong>of</strong> several important historical, cultural, environmental,or social service institutions; locations nationwide. Admission is merit‐based; limited number <strong>of</strong>positions available. “Donation” required and $100 deposit due by application deadline. (800)955‐1178 or www.volunteers.comLead America: Student leadership programs at several college campuses:http://www.lead‐america.org/colleges/index.html
LEARNING PROGRAMS INTERNATIONAL Established in 1989 to provide an academicallychallenging and cultural study abroad program for American high school students. Spain, CostaRica, Mexico, and France. [http://www.lpiabroad.com ] 512‐480‐8866LEGACY HERITAGE INTERNSHIPS FOR YOUNG SCIENTISTS, Six week program takesscientifically motivated students (juniors who will be seniors in <strong>the</strong> fall) to Israel at no cost.~ 212‐578‐8190 [ http://www.legacyheritage.org/]Lehigh University Students That are Ready (S.T.A.R.) Academies: Target: Economically andacademically disadvantaged and/or at‐risk middle/high school aged students:[ http://www.lehigh.edu/star/]LEWIS & CLARK COLLEGE Portland, OR – Fir Acres Workshop in Writing and Thinking for currenthigh school students. Two‐week July program emphasizes creative and critical writing,collaborative learning, and reading and writing across disciplines. (503) 768‐7200.www.lclark.edu/org/firacresLEYSIN AMERICAN SCHOOL IN SWITZERLAND – <strong>Summer</strong> in Switzerland program forages 14 –19, and Alpine Adventure program for ages 9 –13 emphasize leadership training orlanguage courses, combined with sports, activities and travel. (603) 431‐7654 or (888) 642‐4142 or Email usadmissions@las.ch ‐ www.las.chLong Beach Unified <strong>School</strong> District summer programs: [http://www.lbusd.k12.ca.us/ ]MARIE Walsh Sharpe Art Foundation <strong>Summer</strong> Seminar The Marie Walsh Sharpe Art Foundation<strong>Summer</strong> Seminar is a scholarship program available to all artistically gifted high school juniors.The seminar is designed as an institute to <strong>of</strong>fer an intensive visual art studio program for <strong>the</strong>students. Two week Program in Colorado Springs, CO. Applications due in early April. Foradditional application forms, call (719) 635‐3220 [http://www.sharpeartssdn.org ]Massachusetts Maritime Academy: see summer programs [http://www.maritime.edu ]MIT (Massachusetts Institute <strong>of</strong> Technology) Boston, MA – MITE’S Program. A rigorous six‐weekfree program designed to give minority high school students who have completed <strong>the</strong> eleventhgrade an introduction to engineering and science as a potential career. (617) 253‐3298www.mit.edu/mites/Massachusetts Institute <strong>of</strong> Technology MITES: Target: First‐generation, historically underrepresentedin science and engineering, rising seniors: [ http://web.mit.edu/mites.www/ ]MIAMI UNIVERSITY, Oxford, OH – Junior Scholars Program for students completing <strong>the</strong>ir junioryear in high school and who have at least a 3.5 GPA. Application deadline in May. (513) 529‐5825 orwww.muohio.edu/juniorscholars/
Missouri University <strong>of</strong> Science and Technology: Center for Pre‐College <strong>Programs</strong> includingmath, engineering, technology, and science summer programs; academic year workshop; inschoolmath, engineering, technology, and science programs; and state and regional academiccompetitions.[http://www.mst.edu ]Michigan Tech <strong>Summer</strong> Youth Program: Do It Yourself Scholarship Packet along withinformation on summer programs for Women in Engineering, Exploration in Engineering andWomen in Computer Science. http://youthprograms.mtu.edu/financial.htmlNational Bar Association Crump Law Camp: Established to provide students entering grades 9‐11 with an introduction to <strong>the</strong> American judicial system. Housed at Howard University, <strong>the</strong>camp will have an open enrollment policy; emphasis will be given to low‐income students <strong>of</strong>color. Tuition for <strong>the</strong> camp (including housing, meals, and transportation) will vary dependingon family income and number <strong>of</strong> dependents. [http://www.nationalbar.org/lawcamp ]NATIONAL WRITING AND THINKING NETWORK Workshops in writing and thinking held atSimon’s Rock College <strong>of</strong> Bard 413‐528‐0771 www.simons‐rock.edu, Fir Acres Workshop atLewis & Clark College 503/768‐7200 [http://www.lclark.edu/~firacres ] , Young Writers atKenyon College 740‐427‐5207 www.kenyonreview.org. Lake Forest College <strong>Summer</strong> Workshop847‐234‐3100[ http://www.lfc.edu ]www.lf.edu. Monte Sol Writers Workshop at St. John’s College 505‐984‐6433.NATIONAL STUDENT LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE Medical, Law and Leadership <strong>Summer</strong> Program<strong>of</strong>fers students a unique academic curriculum that combines medical or legal education withcommunication training, a high powered guest speaker program, mock trials/appeals, and anenriching social experience. Offered at Stanford University and American University inWashington DC.Call 1‐800‐994‐NSLC. www.nslcleaders.orgNEW YORK FILM ACADEMY, Los Angeles /Universal Studios and various locations. An intensivefilm‐making workshop in which students write, direct, and edit <strong>the</strong>ir own short 16‐mm films.Offering 4‐week, 6‐week and 8‐week programs and small classes taught by award‐winninginstructors. Ages 16‐18. West Coast: (818) 733‐2600 or Email studio@nyfa.com East Coast:(212) 674‐4300 or Email film@nyfa.com [http://www.nyfa.com/hs/index.html]http://www.nyfa.com/summercamps/index.htmlNEW YORK FILM ACADEMY Special six week summer workshops at Princeton University andNew York Film Academy. Learn <strong>the</strong> art <strong>of</strong> film making with <strong>the</strong>ir intensive hands‐on instructionin filmmaking. Students begin filming <strong>the</strong>ir own films within days and will complete four shortfilms within <strong>the</strong> six or eight week total immersion workshops. Call (212) 674‐4300 for fur<strong>the</strong>rinformation. New York Film Academy Film & Acting: [ http://www.nyfa.com/summer_camp ]
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, TEEN SUMMER CAMPS, Intensive, focused summer camps in fieldssuch as video game design, web design, cartooning and illustration, acting for film andtelevision, and digital moviemaking. (212) 998‐7200 [ http://www.scps.nyu.edu]www.scps.nyu.eduNEW YORK UNIVERSITY, TISCH SCHOOL OF THE ARTS, New York, NY – Courses available indrama, performance studies, film and television, cinema studies, dramatic writing,photography, interactive telecommunications, and international broadcasting. Study Abroadprograms <strong>of</strong>fered in manyinternational cities. Application deadline in March. (800) 771‐4NYU, ext. 310 or[ http://www.nyu.edu/nyusummer2006]National Association <strong>of</strong> Student Contests and Activities list. See Student contests and activitiesbutton on <strong>the</strong> left. http://www.nhs.us/s_nhs/index.aspNORTHFIELD MOUNT HERMAN SCHOOL, Northfield, MA – Variety <strong>of</strong> enrichment programs<strong>of</strong>fered over six weeks, including a strong ESL program, extracurricular activities, <strong>of</strong>f‐campustrips and a college fair. Call (413) 498‐3290. Check our <strong>the</strong> web site www.nmhschool.org orwritesummer_school@nmhschool.orgNORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY, Evanston, IL – College Preparation Program for current juniorswith at least a 3.0 GPA, <strong>of</strong>fers 6 or 8‐week sessions. Application deadline in April 847‐467‐6703.[http://www.scs.northwestern.edu/collegeprep ]NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY – Pre‐College <strong>Programs</strong> / <strong>Summer</strong> Experience. 3‐week programs inecology/genetics, finance/investments, literature, ma<strong>the</strong>matics. Application deadline in March(574 )631‐0990 [http://www.precolleg..nd.edu ]OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE Performing Arts Camp. Includes filmmaking, urban dance, Music Video,Acting for Film and photography. 800.718.2787 or [http://www.socapa.org ]OJAI VALLEY SCHOOL, Ojai, CA – <strong>Summer</strong> <strong>School</strong> & Camp for current freshmen through juniors(ages 14‐18). 2‐week, 4‐week, and 6‐week sessions. Competitive Equestrian Program and<strong>International</strong> English Language Study Tour also <strong>of</strong>fered during sessions. (805) 646‐1423 or Emailadmit@ovs.orgOKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY, Stillwater, OK – Intensive 2‐week wrestling camp in July. CallMaria Perry at (405) 744‐3262.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eugene, OR – <strong>Summer</strong> Architecture Academy includes field trips andleisure activities, and earns college credits at UO. (541) 346‐1433 or [ http://aaa.uoregon.edu/]OTIS COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN, Los Angeles, CA – <strong>Summer</strong> <strong>of</strong> Art programs for collegecredit <strong>of</strong>fer classes in painting, photography, graphic and computer arts, comic book andcartoon illustrations, etc. Students must be 16 years or older. Scholarships available. Call (800)527‐OTIS, (310) 665‐6864. [ http://www.otis.edu ]www.otis.eduOVERLAND Offers a variety <strong>of</strong> programs with clearly defined goals: hike to <strong>the</strong> summit <strong>of</strong> amountain peak, reach out to a community in need, master ano<strong>the</strong>r language in a small,supportive group setting. Apply early. (800) 458‐5208. [ http://www.overlandsummers.com ]OXFORD ADVANCED STUDIES PROGRAM Somerville College, Oxford, England A summer studyprogram that <strong>of</strong>fers stimulating academic courses taught by British graduate teachers. 203‐966‐2886[ http://www.oasp.ac.uk/]OXFORD TRADITION, Oxford University, England – Pre‐college program for grades 10‐12.Program designed to immerse students in two academic subjects or creative arts while takingadvantage <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> city’s enormous cultural resources.. (800) 828‐8349 orwww.oxbridgeprograms.com.PEACE WORKS INTERNATIONAL Community Service based organization founded by PeaceCorps Volunteers. Operates in collaboration with six rural CostaRican/Oeruvian communitieseducating high school students through experiential global education. 626.798.5221 orwww.peaceworksintl.org.PBWIKI list <strong>of</strong> college summer programs: multiple programs in multiple disciplines;[http://collegelists.pbwiki.com/<strong>Summer</strong>%20<strong>Programs</strong>%20‐%20General]PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY <strong>Summer</strong> Opportunities for High school Students. College credit forArchaeology, Art, Astronomy, communication, English, Film Geology History, Humanities,Nutrition, PE, Religion and Speech Communication. 310/506‐4280www.seaver.pepperdine.edu/summerschool/highschoolPerforming Arts & Media Camps: <strong>Programs</strong> in Film/Media, Theatre/Acting, Dance, and MusicalTheatre. Call toll free at 1‐888‐497‐3553 or [http://www.usperformingarts.com ]Petersons: lists available for various summer programs. http://www.petersons.com/PHILIPS ACADEMY Andover, MA – Choose from over 60 demanding courses, invigoratingafternoon activities, trips to colleges, and cultural activities. Financial aid available. (508) 749‐4400 or
summersession@andover.eduPORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY Cannon Beach, OR – Haystack <strong>Summer</strong> Program in <strong>the</strong> Arts &Sciences <strong>of</strong>fers one‐week and week‐end courses on <strong>the</strong> beautiful north Oregon Coast. (800)547‐8887, ext. 4027 or Email summer@ses.pdx.edu.PRATT INSTITUTE, New York City. Art, design & architecture. Deadline April 1. (718) 636‐3453.[ http://www.pratt.edu/precollege]PUTNEY SCHOOL <strong>Summer</strong> programs in <strong>the</strong> arts and international education in Vermont.[ http://www.putneyschool.org ] Qualify Education for Minorities (QEM) Network:http://www.qem.org/internship.htmRensselaer Polytechnic Institute PREFACE <strong>Summer</strong> Program: Target: Historically underrepresentedstudents in science/technology; rising sophomores and juniors interested inengineering and technology: [http://doso.rpi.edu/update.do?catcenterkey=87]ROBERT E. COOK HONORS COLLEGE—Indiana University <strong>of</strong> Pennsylvania. Two sessions <strong>of</strong>fered:July 11‐24 and July 25‐31. Discipline designed courses to prepare students for college life andget an intensive exploration <strong>of</strong> academics. (800)487‐9122 or [ http://www.iup.edu/honors]Rose‐Hulman Institute <strong>of</strong> Technology: Two 18 day sessions launch high school students’interests in engineering and science through interesting and self‐rewarding hands‐on projects.[http://www.rose‐hulman.edu/catapult/ ]Sam Houston Criminal Justice <strong>Summer</strong> Camp: For high school students interested in criminaljustice, forensic technology, martial arts, law, and team building.[ http://www.cjcenter.org/college/camp/index.html]SANTA MONICA COLLEGE All free!! LAUNCHPAD. Provides <strong>the</strong> opportunity for students todevelop portfolios. Learn about traditional and computer animation or interactivemedia/design technology. Field trips to film, television and special effects studios.. Field trips t<strong>of</strong>ilm, televisionand special effects studios. CHEMISTRY. Chem 10 Intro to Chemistry. A “hands on’ preparatorycourse designed to introduce students to <strong>the</strong> wonder <strong>of</strong> chemistry. For entering 10th & 11grades. BIOLOGY Bio 81, BioBrightStart, Basic Biology: A “hands on” preparatory coursedesignedto introduce students to <strong>the</strong> wonder <strong>of</strong> biology. Earn 3 units <strong>of</strong> college credit or 10 high schoolcredits. PSYCHOLOGY. Psych 11. Child Growth and Development. Focuses on <strong>the</strong>psychological growth and development from <strong>the</strong> prenatal stages to adolescence through firsthand observations <strong>of</strong>children. Open to all entering 10th‐12th graders. Earn 3 units <strong>of</strong> college credit and 10 highschool credits. <strong>Summer</strong> Business Institute at Santa Monica College. Business 1 Intro toBusiness or Computer
Applications; Intro to Computers, Business Applications. Learn how to Write a pr<strong>of</strong>essionalbusiness plan. Invest wisely in <strong>the</strong> stock market. Visit corporations such as Verizon, AmericanAirlines, J.P. Morgan. Meet Executives from California’s Fortune 100 companies. Open to all9th‐12thgraders [ http://www.smc.edu ]SARAH LAWRENCE COLLEGE, Bronxville, New York – Writing, Science, Visual Arts, Film, Theatre,and Music [ http://www.sarahlawrence.edu/highschool] (914) 337‐0700SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN Savannah, GA – Rising Star program for studentswho have completed <strong>the</strong>ir junior year and are interested in pursuing an education and career in<strong>the</strong> visual arts. Savannah <strong>Summer</strong> Seminars for 10‐12 for a week <strong>of</strong> art, fun, and friendship.(800) 869‐7223 www.scad.edu/summerprograms.SCHOOL FOR FIELD STUDIES. Work with pr<strong>of</strong>essors to work on <strong>the</strong> environment in ei<strong>the</strong>r CostaRica, <strong>the</strong> Turks and Caicos Islands, Kenya, Mexico or Australia. 1‐800‐989‐4418.[ http://www.fieldstudies.org]SCHOOL OF THE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS, Boston. Pre‐College Art Program in partnership withTufts University. Live in <strong>the</strong> Artists’ Residence Hall. Build your portfolio. Experiment withmedia. Experience Boston. Deadline April 8, 617.267.1219 or [ http://www.smfa.edu ]SCI‐ARC. (So, CA Institute <strong>of</strong> Architecture). The Foundation Program. Students will learn about<strong>the</strong> language <strong>of</strong> architecture, develop a design process, and hone various drafting and modelmakingskills. 213‐623‐2200 x320 Email‐ [ admissions@sciarc.edu ]SCOTTISH STUDIES SUMMER PROGRAM. (See University <strong>of</strong> St. Andrews)SKIDMORE COLLEGE Saratoga Springs, NY – Pre‐college AP/Art program in studio art fortalented high school students. Scholarships available. (518) 580‐5590 [http://www.skidmore.edu ]Sloan Career Cornerstone Center: <strong>Summer</strong> programs and camps, pre‐college summer programs<strong>of</strong>fered throughout <strong>the</strong> country, <strong>of</strong>ten through universities, to provide high school studentswith experiences in science, math, technology, engineering, or healthcare. This site gives a list<strong>of</strong> precollege STEM <strong>Summer</strong> <strong>Programs</strong> and Campus by state.[http://www.careercornerstone.org ]SMITH COLLEGE Northhampton, MA – Smith <strong>Summer</strong> Science and Engineering Program for highschool girls entering grades 9‐12. 4‐week residential program. (413) 585‐3060.E‐mail‐ ccooke@smith.edu or go to www.smith.edu/summerprograms/ssep.SOCIETY OF AMERICAN MILITARY ENGINEERS (SAME). Engineering and Construction <strong>Summer</strong>camp. 32 students from around <strong>the</strong> world will reside for one week in mobilization barracks on
Naval Base Ventura County, Port Hueneme, CA. Students will engage in hands‐on engineeringandconstruction activities under <strong>the</strong> mentorship <strong>of</strong> SAME pr<strong>of</strong>essionals and Naval staff. Open to9th, 10th, 11th graders with intent to pursue a degree in architecture, engineering or relatedfield. e‐mail ‐ dschreiber@same.org [http://www.same.org ] click engineering/constructioncamps. 800‐336‐3097x54SOPHIA UNIVERSITY. Tokyo, Japan. Asian Studies 1‐800‐40.STUDY.[http://www.ciee.org/program ]STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Stanford, CA – <strong>Summer</strong> College for high school students <strong>of</strong>fers classesin: premedical sciences, engineering, computer science, liberal arts, humanities, intensivelanguages, economics, accounting, statistics, mass media language, English for foreign students.(650) 723‐3109.Digital Media Academy. Technology Immersion for K‐20 Educators, High <strong>School</strong> and CollegeStudents. www.DigitalMediaAcademy.org. Discovery Institutes. 3‐ week programs for highschool students in Philosophy, Environmental Studies, Creative Writing and Theater.[ www.summer.stanford.edu ] E‐mail [ summersession@stanford.edu ] 650‐723‐3109SUMMER BUSINESS INSTITUTE. Academy <strong>of</strong> Business Leaders. Free seven‐week program thatteaches <strong>the</strong> skills, ethics and processes <strong>of</strong> business, finance and entrepreneurship to empowerhigh school students toward higher education and greater career goals. Located on 8 Sou<strong>the</strong>rnCaliforniaCollege campuses. Call (626) 302‐4437 [ http://www.abl.org]SUMMER DISCOVERY – Pre‐college Enrichment <strong>Programs</strong> at UCLA, University <strong>of</strong> Michigan,University <strong>of</strong> Vermont, Georgetown University, Cambridge University, University <strong>of</strong> Vermontand UC San Diego, University <strong>of</strong> Sydney‐Australia. <strong>Programs</strong> range from 3‐weeks to 6‐weeks.(888) 8SUMMER or (888) 878‐6637 or www.summerfun.comSUMMER INSTITUTE FOR THE GIFTED – College Gifted <strong>Programs</strong> <strong>of</strong>fered in California, NewJersey, Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio, and Massachusetts. Six sessions beginning in June Heldat Vassar College, Bryn Mawr College, Drew University, George <strong>School</strong>, Dennison University,Amherst,Emory, Princeton, UT at Austin and UC‐Berkley. (866) 303‐4744 or e‐mail Info@cgp‐sig.com[ http://www.giftedstudy.com ]SUMMER LAW INSTITUTE An exciting week‐long institute for high school students interested inlearning more about <strong>the</strong> American legal system. Live on <strong>the</strong> UCLA campus. www.crf‐usa.orgSUPER CAMP Powerful programs for junior high, high school and college‐age students.Curriculum is a combination <strong>of</strong> academic courses and life skills that help students meet all <strong>of</strong><strong>the</strong>se challenges with confidence. In California, Super Camp is <strong>of</strong>fered at Stanford University
and Claremont Colleges, CSU San Marcos. Call 1‐800‐28‐LEARN (285‐3276).[http://www.Supercamp.com ]SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, Syracuse, NY – <strong>Summer</strong> College <strong>Programs</strong> for all high school studentsinterested in: acting/musical <strong>the</strong>atre, architecture, engineering, law, liberal arts, management,music, policy studies, public communications, and visual arts. (315) 443‐5297 orwww.summercollege.syr.edu (click Academic Life)TELLURIDE ASSOCIATION SUMMER PROGRAMS Free academic opportunity for high schooljuniors. Must be nominated by school counselor. At Cornell, U <strong>of</strong> Michigan, U <strong>of</strong> Texas.[ http://www.tellurideassociation.org]Texas Governor’s <strong>School</strong>: summer residential program for high‐achieving high school students.<strong>Summer</strong> residential programs for high‐achieving high school students are held at LamarUniversity, Midwestern State University, and University <strong>of</strong> North Texas. Texas Governors<strong>School</strong>:www.tea.state.tx.us/taa/stanprog040708.htmlTexas A&M ‐ <strong>Summer</strong> Enrichment Camps: <strong>Summer</strong> programs include Aggie <strong>Summer</strong>Leadership, EXPLORE for those seeking careers in teaching, Business Career Awareness and<strong>Summer</strong> Honors Program. Scholarships available to include tuition and transportation.[ https://financialaid.tamu.edu/summercamp/]TAMU, Corpus Christi: [ http://tbp‐highschool.mit.edu/highschool/]http://www.corpuschristidaily.com/article_detail_new.cfm?id=1309Numerous programs for high school studentsTexas Tech Welch <strong>Summer</strong> Scholar Program: 10‐14 exceptional high school juniors and seniorsparticipate in a 21 day program in basic chemical research.http://www.depts.ttu.edu/chemistry/wssp/index.phpTHOMAS MORE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS The Collegiate <strong>Summer</strong> Program for High <strong>School</strong>Students Courses in Literature, philosophy, American Political Tradition and Apologetics. 800‐880‐8308. www.thomasmorecollege.edu E‐mail ‐ admissions@thomasmorecollege.eduTUFTS UNIVERSITY, Medford, MA – Tufts <strong>Summer</strong> <strong>Programs</strong> in <strong>the</strong> French Alps <strong>of</strong>fers a variety<strong>of</strong> courses and schedules abroad, including: Tufts in Talloires, Tufts in Annecy, LandscapePainting, and Tufts Summit. (617) 627‐3457 or Email france@infonet.tufts.edu Adventures inVeterinaryMedicine. [ http://www.tufts.edu ]www.tufts.eduAlso, Tufts <strong>Summer</strong> Session II, <strong>of</strong>fers more than 200 courses on <strong>the</strong> Medford and Bostoncampuses, spanning <strong>the</strong> arts, sciences, public health, nutrition, and engineering fields.(617) 627‐3454 or [ http://www.tufts.edu ]
TRAVEL & STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS – See AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE (AFS), EFINTERNATIONAL, YOUTH FOR UNDERSTANDING (YFU) and LEARNING PROGRAMSINTERNATIONAL (LPI) for details on summer abroad programs.TREMAINE DANCE CONVENTIONS – Dance lessons and competitions. <strong>Programs</strong> last from threeto five weeks. Scholarships awarded to winners <strong>of</strong> all ages. (800) 832‐2050 orwww.danceronline.com/tremaineU.S. AIR FORCE, USAF Academy, CO – Science, Sports, and Foreign Language Camps <strong>of</strong>fered.(800) 666‐USAF or [ http://www.usafa.af.mil]U. S. MILITARY ACADEMY, West Point, NY—<strong>Summer</strong> Leaders Seminar, An introduction to life at<strong>the</strong> U.S. Military Academy, Males and females, (845) 938‐4041 or Email [admissions@usma.edu][ http://forms.admission.usma.edu/AL ] www.usma.eduU.S. NAVAL ACADEMY Annapolis, MD – Navy Water Polo Camp. Males and females.(401) 293‐5558 or Email sch<strong>of</strong>iel@nadm.navy.mil [ http://www.usna.edu]U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY – <strong>Summer</strong> Seminar: Apply after Feb. 1 at[http://www.usna.edu/Admissions] Offers <strong>the</strong> opportunity for high school seniors to visit <strong>the</strong>Naval Academy for one week during <strong>the</strong> summer.UC DAVIS – Young Scholars Program. An Interdisciplinary <strong>Summer</strong> Research Program inBiological, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences. For sophomores and juniors. (530) 752‐0622.[ http://www.ucdacis.edu]UC IRVINE, UC DAVIS, UC SAN DIEGO & UC SANTA BARBARA. COSMO. Gifted/talentedstudents <strong>of</strong> math and science. Studies include Computer Science, Astronomy, Chemistry,Marine Science. www.cosmos.uci.eduUCLA MEDIA WORKSHOPS – Four one‐week residential programs exploring <strong>the</strong> fields <strong>of</strong> motionpictures, television, journalism, music/records, and <strong>the</strong> Internet. [http://www.summer.ucla.edu ]UCLA SUMMER SESSIONS – Variety <strong>of</strong> academic and enrichment programs <strong>of</strong>fered to studentsentering 9‐12 grades. (310) 825‐4101 or [info@summer.ucla.edu ]UC RIVERSIDE. <strong>Summer</strong> Academy for Advanced High <strong>School</strong> Students. 5‐week summer sessiontaking university‐level course along with an Enrichment Program which includes lunch
presentations by civic leaders and 2 field trips to a court house and Ronald Reagan PresidentialLibrary. Call 909‐787‐3044 or visit <strong>the</strong> Web at www.summeracademy.ucr.eduUC SAN DIEGO – Pre‐college <strong>Summer</strong> Scholars Program for current freshmen, sophomores, andjuniors with courses in Marine Biology, and in Marine Biology Field Experience. A GPA <strong>of</strong> 3.3 isrequired for all programs, and a 3.5 for <strong>the</strong> Field Experience program. (858) 534‐8277 or visithttp://orpheus.ucsd.edu/summer.Academic Connections 3‐week <strong>Summer</strong> ResidentialProgram. Work with scientists in fields <strong>of</strong> Biomedical, Engineering, Marine Science,Media/Communications.www.academicconnections.ucsd.edu <strong>Summer</strong> at UC San Diego: <strong>Summer</strong> Session, Craft <strong>of</strong>Writing, LaJolla Playhouse <strong>Summer</strong> Conservatory, <strong>Summer</strong> L:earning adventures at <strong>the</strong> BirchAquarium.(838 )534‐00804 [ http://www.summerprograms.ucsd.edu]UC SANTA BARBARA – Four 6‐week pre‐college programs for current freshmen, sophomores,and juniors, plus a young dancers institute. (805) 893‐2315 www.summer.ucsb.edu or[ questions@summersessions.ucsb.edu]UC SANTA CRUZ – Academic Program for High <strong>School</strong> Students <strong>of</strong>fered as a 5‐week residentialprogram in which students take two 5‐unit courses along with regular <strong>Summer</strong> Sessionstudents. (831) 459‐2524 or [http://www.summer.ucsc.edu ]UCLA Henry Samuelli <strong>School</strong> <strong>of</strong> Engineering and Applied Science summer research program:[ http://www.seasoasa.ucla.edu]UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO <strong>Summer</strong> enrichment program. Advanced students can advance incalculus or pursue special topics in English, history, or a foreign language, among many o<strong>the</strong>ropportunities. (773) 702‐3792 or [https://summer.uchicago.edu/ ]UNIVERSITY OF DALLAS – <strong>Summer</strong> Abroad <strong>Programs</strong> in Leadership <strong>of</strong>fered in Europe byindependent institution affiliated with Roman Catholic Church. See entry in Peterson’s <strong>Summer</strong>Opportunities for Teenagers 2001 and at <strong>the</strong>ir web site, [ http://www.petersons.coml ] Also:(972) 721‐5000 or www..udallas.eduUniversity <strong>of</strong> Illinois Laboratory High <strong>School</strong>: Look for <strong>the</strong>ir summer programs.http://www.uni.uiuc.edu/UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. Math and Science Scholars <strong>Summer</strong> Program.[http://www.umich.edu] <strong>Summer</strong> study in Musical Theatre. (734) 647‐4466UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI – Business, Art, <strong>International</strong> Studies, Engineering, HealthPr<strong>of</strong>essions, Journalism, Liberal Arts, Pre‐Law, Pre‐Med, Pace Honors. 662‐915‐7621[ http://www.outreach.olemiss.edu/SCHS]
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME. Career Discovery Program in Architecture. No prerequisites.For students who have completed <strong>the</strong>ir sophomore, junior or senior year by June.Call 575‐631‐6137 for more information or [http://www.architecture.nd.edu ] <strong>Summer</strong>Experience in Life Sciences, Business, Literature, Psychology, Theology, Pre Law. 574‐631‐4481UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC <strong>Summer</strong> Scholars Program. Public Speaking, Intro to MassCommunication, Philosophy, psychology, Religion and Economics. 209.946.2424. [mailto:cpce@pacific.edu ]cpce@pacific.edu [http://www.pacific.edu?cpce ]University <strong>of</strong> Oregon Youth Enrichment and Talented and Gifted <strong>Programs</strong>: multiple programs..541‐346‐3084 or [ http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~tag/]UNIVERSITY OF REDLANDS – ASC Contact Football Camp, Ages 8 ‐ 18. Full contact andscrimmage games. Rated #1 by Sports Illustrated. (800) 645‐3226.UNIVERSITY OF ST. ANDREWS Fife, Scotland – Scottish Studies <strong>Summer</strong> Program for studentswho have completed 10th grade. 4‐week residential program focuses on <strong>the</strong> history and culture<strong>of</strong> Scotland and includes full social and recreational program. Telephone: (01144 1334) 462238or e‐mailsssp@st‐andrews.ac.uk [http://www.st‐andrews.ac.uk/services/admissions/sssprog.htm]UT Austin Accounting/McCombs <strong>School</strong> <strong>of</strong> Business: Accounting Career Awareness <strong>Programs</strong>for grades 10‐12 and McCombs Future Executive Academy for grades 10‐2.[ http://www.mccombs.utexas.edu/summercamps]UT Austin <strong>Summer</strong> Institute for <strong>the</strong> Gifted: [ http://www.giftedstudy.com]USC, Los Angeles, CA – Exploration <strong>of</strong> Architecture programs <strong>of</strong>fered in one‐week, two‐week,and three‐week sessions in July. You must be at least 16 years old and a junior or senior. (213)740‐2420 or[http://www.usc.edu ] Type exploration <strong>of</strong> architecture in searchAlso: USC <strong>Summer</strong> Seminars for High <strong>School</strong> Students <strong>of</strong>fered in intensive 4‐week programs ona variety <strong>of</strong> subjects from animation, architecture, robotics to screenwriting, <strong>the</strong>atre and setproduction. (213) 740‐5679 [http://www.usc.edu/summer ]Also: <strong>School</strong> <strong>of</strong> Cinema‐Television: <strong>Summer</strong> Production Workshops. Seminars in Production,Writing, Digital Imaging, Directing. Call 213/740‐1742 or [ http://www.cntv.usc.ed ] (Click on:Academic/<strong>Summer</strong> <strong>Programs</strong>).USSC SPORT CAMPS, Various college campuses. Many sports <strong>of</strong>fered. 800‐645‐3226 [http://www.ussportcamps.com/ ]
UT at Austin‐Architecture Camp: Two weeklong programs include An Introduction to <strong>the</strong>Pr<strong>of</strong>ession (ages 15‐17) and Young Scholars Program (18 and up). [http://soa.utexas.edu/summeracademy] or call for info: 512‐471‐9890 or email at [mailto:caad@lists.cc.utexas.edu ]UT at Austin Introduction to Engineering, Cockrell <strong>School</strong> <strong>of</strong> Engineering: An Equal Opportunityin Engineering Program is a free, five‐day residential program for sophomores and juniors with<strong>the</strong> opportunity to discover engineering through hands on experiences and interactions wi<strong>the</strong>ngineering students, faculty, staff, and alumni. Outstanding African American, Hispanic, andNative Americans students as well as those who have overcome any social or economichardship are strongly encouraged to apply. All students are welcome to apply. Call 512‐471‐5953 or [http://www.engr.utexas.edu/eoe/MITE ]VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, Nashville, TN – Pre‐college PAVE Program <strong>of</strong>fers a <strong>Summer</strong> Programin Engineering, Science, and Technology for high school students. (615) 322‐7827 orEmail pave‐req@vuse.vanderbilt.edu or www.vuse.vanderbilt.edu/~pave‐req/index.htmlVolunteer Opportunities: Find places at which you can volunteer by location or keyword: [http://www.volunteermatch.org]WALNUT HILL Intensive summer program in <strong>the</strong> arts located near Boston. (508) 650‐5020 [http://www.walnuthillarts.org ]WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY IN ST. LOUIS High <strong>School</strong> <strong>Summer</strong> Scholars Program. Earn Collegecredit in courses in Languages, Arts, Sciences, Humanities, and Social Sciences. Must havecompleted your junior year <strong>of</strong> high school with a B+ or 1200 SAT. [http://ucollege.wustl..edu/hssp](866) 209‐0691 Also, Architecture Discovery Program. 314‐935‐6200. www.arch.wustl.eduWASHINGTON WORKSHOPS, Arranges Congressional internships on Capitol Hill or politicallyrelated <strong>of</strong>fice assignments throughout Washington D.C. 3‐week sessions[http://www.workshops.org] (800) 368‐5688WECAAARE Education Foundation, Inc. WECAAARE compiled a majority <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> top summercollegiate programs available for minority students. Additionally <strong>the</strong> listed some notableprograms to aid in <strong>the</strong> awareness <strong>of</strong> extraordinary national opportunities available for studentsduring <strong>the</strong>ir summer.[ http://www.wecaaare.org/pages.asp?pageid=6833]WELLESLEY COLLEGE, Norwood, MA – Exploration <strong>Summer</strong> <strong>Programs</strong> for current sophomoresand juniors <strong>of</strong>fered in two 3‐week sessions. Spaces are filled as applications are received. (781)762‐7400[ http://www.explo.org]
WEST COAST SPORTS MEDICINE FOUNDATION. Sports Medicine Mentor Series. One week or4‐week (2 days/week). Provides students with a basic knowledge <strong>of</strong> sports medicine and give<strong>the</strong>m <strong>the</strong> tools to work at <strong>the</strong>ir high school with <strong>the</strong>ir athletic trainer in <strong>the</strong> upcoming schoolyear. This class is Free for high school students.726.0750 or www.wcsportsmed.com.Westminster College in Salt Lake City: see summer programshttp://www.westminstercollege.eduWINDSOR MOUNTAIN <strong>International</strong> camp based in New England <strong>of</strong>fering travel programs.(800) 862‐7760 [ http://www.windsormountain.org]WOODBURY UNIVERSITY, Burbank, CA – <strong>Summer</strong> Architecture Experience, residential program.Students will learn physical and digital model making, design in a studio environment, visitimportant sites and <strong>of</strong>fices, and relax at entertainment venues. Fee includes field trips,materials, and recreational activities. Enrollment limited to 30 students. 50% deposit due May15. (818) 767‐0888 X224 www.woodbury.eduWORLD AFFAIRS SEMINAR for High school Students. An <strong>International</strong> Service and Youth Projectfor Service Organizations and <strong>School</strong>s at <strong>the</strong> University <strong>of</strong> Wisconsin‐Whitewater. Study anddiscuss world issues at <strong>the</strong> World Affairs Seminar with 1,000 young people from North Americain associationwith 250 foreign exchange students from throughout <strong>the</strong> world. For information phone (888)404‐4049 [ http://www.worldaffairssem.org]YALE UNIVERSITY – Exploration Senior Program. For Entering Grades 10‐12. Choose 2 <strong>of</strong> over80 different academic workshops to attend in <strong>the</strong> morning and in <strong>the</strong> afternoon have <strong>the</strong> choice<strong>of</strong> enrolling in a 3‐week college seminar, a 3‐week Princeton Review test preparation course ora three 1‐week mini‐courses which range in subject matter from Photography andNeuroscience to Sou<strong>the</strong>rn Cooking and Ultimate Frisbee. Special events in <strong>the</strong> late afternoonsand evenings that allow you to craft a summer experience that is unique for you. Call (781)762‐7400 [http://www.@explo.org ]Youth for Understanding – <strong>International</strong> student exchange program <strong>of</strong>fers over 30 programsworldwide, from language immersion to specific interest or adventures programs, somerequiring no language experience. <strong>Summer</strong> programs range from two to six weeks, and tuitionand application deadlines vary. (800) TEENAGE www.YouthForUnderstanding.org e‐mail[admissions@yfu.org ]
Spring and <strong>Summer</strong> Pre‐ and Mid‐IB <strong>Programs</strong>And welcome to OSC ‐ we are a company based in Oxford, UK, whichspecializes in support for students taking <strong>the</strong> <strong>International</strong>Baccalaureate Diploma. We run Easter (Spring) and <strong>Summer</strong> RevisionCourses for IB students based in beautiful University locations. OSCalso provides a three‐week course for students about to start <strong>the</strong>ir IBDiploma. Since we started in 1990, over 14,000 IB students havetaken one or more <strong>of</strong> our courses.Having run <strong>the</strong> programme for over 30years, St. Clare's is England's longestestablished provider <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> IB Diploma.Only 13 o<strong>the</strong>r schools worldwide havebeen running <strong>the</strong> IB longer than us. TheIB summer courses at St. Clare’s draw on<strong>the</strong> College's extensive expertise and resources to provide introduction, review andextension courses for students following <strong>the</strong> IB Diploma courseBased at Stanford University, California, for <strong>the</strong>14 th year we <strong>of</strong>fer pre‐college courses forstudents completing grade 10 (Pre‐IB) and whomay be thinking <strong>of</strong> joining an IB program and aselection <strong>of</strong> courses for students who havealready completed one year <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>ir IB program(Mid‐IB).Why choose IBWISE?•Highly experienced tutors, many <strong>of</strong> whom are IB examiners•In Vienna, Austria – one <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> safest cities in <strong>the</strong> world•Tuition and accommodation on one site •24 hour care•Pick up at your point <strong>of</strong> arrival•Drop <strong>of</strong>f at your departure point•Small, friendly classes•Supervised private study timeIBICUS is a UK-based company which specialises in providingteaching, advice and information on <strong>the</strong> <strong>International</strong>Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP). We work in closecooperation with <strong>the</strong> IB Organisation in Geneva, which ensures <strong>the</strong>rigorous standards and quality <strong>of</strong> our workshops. Our February toJune 2009 programme <strong>of</strong> IB workshops saw us <strong>of</strong>fer training toalmost 500 teachers.
<strong>International</strong> Relations and Diplomacy <strong>Summer</strong> <strong>Programs</strong>The St. Albans <strong>School</strong> <strong>of</strong> Public Service(SPS) lasts only four weeks each summer, but our students describe it as "life-changing." The<strong>School</strong> <strong>of</strong> Public Service is a unique program that brings fewer than 35 rising high school seniorsfrom all over <strong>the</strong> United States and Europe to <strong>the</strong> heart <strong>of</strong> Washington, D.C., where <strong>the</strong>yundertake an in-depth exploration <strong>of</strong> government, politics, and public service. If you areaccepted to SPS, you'll use <strong>the</strong> case study method (<strong>the</strong> teaching method used in graduateprograms in law, business, and public policy) to discuss and dissect public policy issues rangingfrom <strong>the</strong> debate over climate change, to <strong>the</strong> role <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> media in modern political campaigns, to<strong>the</strong> experience <strong>of</strong> Army General David Petraeus in trying to construct a working government incity <strong>of</strong> Mosul, Iraq.The Congressional Youth Leadership Council (CYLC) <strong>of</strong>ferseducational leadership conferences for an elite group <strong>of</strong> outstanding young people from across<strong>the</strong> country and around <strong>the</strong> world, whose nomination provides <strong>the</strong>m with unmatched enrichmentopportunities in a distinguished academic environment.Presidential Classroom gives students a glimpse<strong>of</strong> democracy at work and promotes <strong>the</strong> ideals <strong>of</strong> public service. This not only celebrates ourhistory, but prepares tomorrow’s leaders, which will help streng<strong>the</strong>n our communities.program.University <strong>of</strong> Miami <strong>of</strong>fers an excellent international relationspolitics.Junior statesman program focuses on US
Leadership <strong>Summer</strong> <strong>Programs</strong>National Youth Leadership Council <strong>of</strong>fers a summerconference every yearThe Global Young Leaders Conference (GYLC) is a uniqueleadership development program that brings toge<strong>the</strong>routstanding young people from around <strong>the</strong> world to buildcritical leadership skills in a global context.GYLC <strong>of</strong>fers students <strong>the</strong> opportunity to learn from andexchange ideas with some <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> world's top businessleaders, policy <strong>of</strong>ficials, lobbyists, journalists, diplomatsand academics in <strong>the</strong> challenging and dynamicenvironments <strong>of</strong> Washington, D.C. and New York City;Vienna, Budapest and Prague; or Beijing, Hangzhou andShanghai. Learn more.The NSLC provides students with <strong>the</strong> opportunity toexperience life on a college campus; develop essentialleadership skills; and explore a future career throughexciting simulations, exclusive site visits and interactivemeetings with renowned leaders in <strong>the</strong>ir chosen field.2009 Dates & LocationsEducation & <strong>the</strong> classroomEngineeringEntrepreneurship & BusinessForensic ScienceInside <strong>the</strong> ArtsIntelligence & National Security<strong>International</strong> DiplomacyJournalism & Mass CommunicationLaw & AdvocacyMastering LeadershipMedicine & Health CareSports & Entertainment ManagementTheaterU.S. Policy & PoliticsStudy Abroad
SuperCamp - 25 years <strong>of</strong> Making Great Kids Greater! From fourth gradeto college and straight-A student, struggling, or somewhere in between –SuperCamp can give you an academic and personal edge at its excitingseven- to ten-day summer programs held on prestigious college campusesworldwide.SuperCamp programs promote an "I can do it" atmosphere in which learning occurs without stress andfrustration. Music, games and an attitude <strong>of</strong> celebration throughout <strong>the</strong> program make <strong>the</strong> learningprocess fun and easy and help students reach beyond <strong>the</strong> boundaries set by <strong>the</strong>mselves and o<strong>the</strong>rs. Lifeskillscourses such as Communication, Problem Solving and an Outdoor Adventure Day develop selfconfidenceand increase motivation. The learning skills and strategies acquired in courses such asWorking Magic With Your Brain (Memory), Write Like a Pro, The Power to Read Your Best, NoteTaking and Test Preparation give students an edge in all subjects.Designed to help students build confidence in <strong>the</strong>ir public speaking skills, our PublicSpeaking Institute trains students in public speaking, logic and rhetoric through aninteractive and dynamic curriculum that encourages incremental progress throughongoing practice and exercise. Over <strong>the</strong> course <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> 7-day program, students willparticipate in three main courses: Debate, Persuasive Speaking, and an elective.Camp Adventure <strong>International</strong> LeadershipProgram –Germany & AustriaYouth from across <strong>the</strong> globe are invited to participate in a28 day international leadership training experience andlanguage exchange program located in Germany andAustria.Duration: 28 daysStart Date: July 25, 2009End Date: August 20, 2009Main Location: Neuberg A.D. Donau (outside <strong>of</strong> Munich)and Salzburg, AustriaAge: 14 to 18 years (co-ed)Cost: $3499 CAD + GST (does not include flight)Youth strive to understand <strong>the</strong>ir world and are eager todiscover <strong>the</strong>ir leadership potential.
Fireside Adventures and Camp Adventure’s collaborative<strong>International</strong> Leadership Program encourages youth around<strong>the</strong> world to discover leadership through our program’s sixleadership competency elements: Individual Leadership,Community Leadership, Global Knowledge, PracticalSkills, Vision and Values.Located just outside <strong>of</strong> Munich, Camp Adventure’ssummer site is in <strong>the</strong> heart <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> beautiful Bavariancountryside. This year, youth will be staying in Austria forone week to participate in a various language classes,leadership training and visiting popular sites.NTLP is a high-energy, 3-day program designed to motivate and inspirestudents like you to positions <strong>of</strong> leadership!The NTLP Weekend includes:•Three (3) exceptional, motivational speakers!•Four (4) outstanding and fun workshops!•Numerous interactive, small-group sessions!•A challenging, teambuilding low ROPES course!•A business interview with local pr<strong>of</strong>essionals!•Dorm accommodations at CSU Sacramento!•All meals and late-night snacks!•An opening night show, featuring <strong>the</strong> amazingHypnotist, Paul Parsons!•A late-night DJ dance!•Extraordinary students from around <strong>the</strong> nation!Who can go?NTLP is open to ALL students in grades 9 – 12, including incomingfreshman and outgoing seniors.Leadership: girls who have finished 9th or 10th grade,Hyde Park (NY), http://www.ervk.org/glw/Girl’s Leadership Workshop - The Girl’s LeadershipWorkshop is an international social justice leadershipprogram for girls at Eleanor Roosevelt’s home in upstateNew York. Drawing on this vision and legacy <strong>of</strong> Mrs.Roosevelt, <strong>the</strong> nine-day GLW summers programs are exciting, fun and empowering experiences forgirls who are interested in social justice leadership and want to develop friendships with like-mindedpeers and adult mentors. Girls in <strong>the</strong> 9th or 10th grade may apply.
Are you someone who sets high personal goals and is willing towork hard for career success? Then you’re just <strong>the</strong> person we hadin mind when AMA created OperationEnterprise (OE) in 1963. If you are a high school student (aged 16–18) or a college student, OperationEnterprise has exciting programs for you. Operation Enterprise will fast-forward you into <strong>the</strong> future andprepare you for <strong>the</strong> demanding challenges ahead.LeadAmerica is <strong>the</strong> nation's premier youth leadershiporganization. Our mission is to transform our world's nextgeneration <strong>of</strong> leaders by educating, inspiring and instillingin <strong>the</strong>m ethical andprincipled leadership values, attitudes and skills. With a rich history dating back over 20 years,LeadAmerica is committed to educating and empowering young leaders.CTY Civic Leadership Institute students, throughan introductory course in CivicEngagement & Contemporary Social Issues, explore <strong>the</strong> complex challenges that affect our communitiestoday, and are introduced to tools and strategies for community development and positive social change.This innovative service-learning program integrates engaging and interactive academic work withmeaningful field experiences. Several times each week, during class time, students travel to dynamicurban neighborhoods to engage in hands-on service projects with respected local communityorganizations.
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• University <strong>of</strong> Baltimore ‐ http://www.ubalt.edu/index.cfm• University <strong>of</strong> Denver ‐ http://www.du.edu/• University <strong>of</strong> Idaho ‐ http://www.uihome.uidaho.edu/uihome/default.aspx• University <strong>of</strong> LA, Lafayette ‐ http://www.louisiana.edu/• University <strong>of</strong> Massachusetts (Amherst) ‐ http://www.umass.edu• University <strong>of</strong> Michigan (Dearborn) ‐ http://www.umd.umich.edu/• University <strong>of</strong> Texas (Dallas) ‐ http://www.utdallas.edu/• University <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Pacific ‐ http://web.pacific.edu/• University <strong>of</strong> Washington ‐ http://www.washington.edu/• USC ‐ http://www.usc.edu/• Washington State ‐ http://www.wsu.edu/• Westwood Institute <strong>of</strong> Technology (multiple locations) ‐ http://www.westwoodcollege.net/• WPI ‐ http://www.wpi.edu/