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SUMMER PROGRAMS
Various Educational and Summer programs as well as Internships and Competitions can be found at:
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Americans for Informed Democracy presents Global Scholar 2008
at Washington and Lee University (Lexington, VA just outside Washington, DC). June 28 - July 12, 2008. Students will hear from more than 20 leaders at the forefront of international issues, have a chance to video-conference with their peers from around the world, visit leading global institutions such as the World Bank and devise policy responses to a hypothetical global crisis in an interactive simulation. The total cost of the program including room and board is $1,600. Deadline: May 1, 2008. For more information visit www.globalscholar.org or call Americans for Informed Democracy at 203-785-0435.Astronomy, business, science and engineering, creative writing, equestrian and swimming are part of Alfred University’s Summer Programs.
For more information about the program, go to www.alfred.edu/summer or you may direct your inquiries to summerpro@alfred.edu or call 607.871.2612.ASA (Academic Study Associates)
offers College Admissions Prep summer programs for high school students (completing grades 10-11) at Tufts University (June 29 – July 1, 2008), Columbia University (June 29 – July 10/July 13 - 24, 2008) and U.C. Berkeley University (June 29 – July 26, 2008), as well as cultural and language programs in France, Italy and Spain. A few of the ASA offerings are college prep, cultural immersion, and college admissions seminar programs. Costs vary depending on length and choice of program. For further information on these and other programs and to register on line go to www.asaprograms.com or call 800-752-2250.Barnard College Pre-College Program
– Live and learn like a college student. One-week session (June 29 – July 5) and four-week session (June 29 - July 26). Barnard also offers Young Women’s Leadership Institute, July 13 - 19 a single-sex program open to residential students who have completed 10th or 11th grade. For more information, call 212-854-8866 or go to http://www.barnard.edu/pcp where you can also apply on-line.Boston University’s College of Communication
will hold its Institute for Television, Film and Radio Production July 7 - August 8, 2008. Learn about single-camera film production, produce a live 2-hour webcast and take seminars on directing, producing and screenwriting. Tuition and fees: $4,815. Application Deadline: May 1, 2008. For more information go to www.bu.edu/com/itrp or call 800-992-6514.Pre-College and Youth Summer Programs at Boston University
offer High School Honors, a 6-week residential program in which students conduct scientific research; and the Summer Challenge Program, 2-week seminars in business, creative writing, international politics, law, persuasive writing, psychology and visual arts. For more information, go to www.bu.edu/mysummerBoston University Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists (PROMYS)
encourages a deep personal involvement with the creative elements of mathematics, fosters interaction with the larger community of research mathematicians and scientists currently working in academia and industry and encourages habits of thought which lead to scientific independence and creativity. Check website for 2008 tuition (financial assistance is available) and deadlines. For more information call 617-353-2563 or email promys@bu.edu (www.promys.org).Broadreach Summer Adventures
offers educational summer adventures in marine biology, rainforest ecology, scuba, sailing, leadership and wilderness programs. For more information on applying and fees, go to www.gobroadreach.com or www.academictreks.com or call 888-833-1907.Brookhaven National Laboratories
http://www.bnl.gov/education/programs.asp We’re lucky to have the Brookhaven National Laboratory in our “backyard”. Check the website for the many opportunities available to our studentsSummer @ Brown
Over 150 courses for 1 – 7 weeks. Financial aid available. Visit website for more information on course listings, tuition and deadlines: www.brown.edu/continuingstudies or email summer@Brown.edu for more information.California College of the Arts Pre-College Summer
offers a total immersion experience in the arts in a four-week program while earning 3 college credits. Courses include creative writing, ceramics, architecture, drawing, fashion design, graphic design, photography, video, etc., and run from June 20 – July 25, 2008. Priority application deadline, March 21, 2008 (including for scholarships). Scholarships are available. Tuition: $2,500. For more information go to www.cca.edu or call 800-447-1ARTCareer Opportunities in the Accounting Profession (COAP)
is an all expense paid residential learning program which exposes minority high school juniors to careers in the business world. COAP is a five-day summer program held at several college campuses across NY State. Check the website for application deadline. If you have questions, call NYSSCPA (212) 719-8397, www.nysscpa.org or email her at ispann@nysscpa.orgCarleton College Summer Writing Program (and other programs)
(100 S. College Street, Northfield, MN 55057-4075) teaches college bound juniors how to write effective academic essays (July 6 – 25, 2008). Full and partial scholarships are available. For more information go to www.carleton.edu/summer/SWP; Carleton Liberal Arts Experience is an intro to college life (July 12 - 18, 2008). For more information, go to www.carleton.edu/summer. Application deadline: April 1, 2008 Or call for both programs, 866-767-2275.The Center for Talented Youth (CTY)
: John Hopkins University offers summer programs for students identified as “gifted”. New for 2008: Middlebury/Monterey Language Immersion Program. Visit the website for information on dates. Deadline begins January 23, 2008 For eligibility requirements and other information, visit the website: www.cty.jhu.edu/summer or call 410.735.6277 or 410.735.6278City College of New York
also presents the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Program. The program runs for 6 weeks from early July through mid-August, Monday-Friday, 9am-4pm. Courses include Calculus I, pre-calculus and physics, advanced algebra and chemistry, writing and math, and introduction to computer methods for engineering and science. Application deadline: check website. For an application, go to www.ccny.cuny.edu/engineering/stem or contact Otto Marte at 212-650-6190.Coast Guard Academy
For seniors considering a career in the Coast Guard, the academy offers a one week program allowing students to “test the waters”. www.uscga.eduCooper Union Albert Nerken School of Engineering
offers a full scholarship Summer Research Internship Program to outstanding high school sophomores and juniors. The program runs June 30 - August 7, 2008. DEADLINE: March 7, 2008. There is a $50 application fee. For more information and an application, go to http://www.cooper.edu/classes/summer/new.htmlCornell University Summer College 2008
– Explore the college experience through courses in architecture, business, art, communication, engineering, life sciences, writing, veterinary medicine and others. Fees range from $1,600-$7,975 depending on length of program. There are a limited number of partial scholarships available. Deadline: March 12/May 2, 2008 depending on program. For more information go to www.summercollege.cornell.eduThe CURIE Academy at Cornell University’s College of Engineering
is a one-week residential program designed for high school girls who excel in math and science, and who want to learn more about careers in engineering. Information and application forms are available at www.engineering.cornell.edu/curie. The program is for students who will be juniors and seniors next fall. Program dates: July 20 - 26, 2008. Deadline is April 15, 2007. Tuition is $650. Room board and other expenses will be covered by Cornell.Girls Explorations in Mathametics and Science (GEMS) at Delaware State University
will engage 26 female students in an intensive 3-week exploration of mathematics, biology and information technology with research activities. This program is free to all participants. Program dates: July 13 – August 2, 2008. Applicants must have a B GPA, write a short essay and provide recommendation letters from two teachers. For more information come to the College Office or call (302) 857-7055or email Dr. Mazen Shahin, mshahin@desu.edu. Deadline: March 10, 2008Georgetown Summer College, Gateway to Business Program, College Prep Program and International Relations Program
– get hands-on experience in the nation’s capital. Explore college, learn more about a career in business and management or explore international relations and foreign policy. Check costs on website. Application deadline for scholarship consideration: check website. Partial tuition scholarships are available. For more information come to the College Office or go to http://summerschool.georgetown.eduGeorge Washington University Summer Scholars Pre-College Programs
offer opportunities to explore your academic interests with internationally recognized faculty, earn college credit while in high school, preview a real college experience and visit area colleges. Programs run from 10 days to six weeks. Application Deadline: April 15, 2008. For more information go to www.gwu.edu/summer/scholars or email scholars@gwu.edu or call 202-242-6802.Harvard Summer School
offers The Drama Program, The Writing Program, the Math Program, the College Preparatory Program as well as an assortment of workshops and seminars in many academic disciplines. Tuition is $2,350 for a 4-unit course and $4,700 for an 8-unit course (room and board is additional). Limited financial aid is available. Deadline: May 15, 2008. For more information call 617-495-3192 or email ssp@hudce.harvard.edu. Apply on-line at www.ssp.harvard.edu.Ithaca Summer College for High School Students
offers one-, three- and five-week sessions (dates vary with programs) in writing, acting, media studies, health sciences, psychology, economics and political science as well as one-week mini-courses including stand-up comedy, sports media, leadership and African drum and dance performance. Mini-courses are $1,130, 3-week sessions are $3,655 and five-week sessions are $6,690. Deadline: May 1, 2008. For more information go to www.ithaca.edu/summercollege or email warren@ithaca.edu.Landmark Volunteers
is a merit-based program providing opportunities for high school students to perform community service at 58 environmental, social service, historical and cultural organizations located throughout the country. For more information and to request an application call 800-955-1178, email landmark@volunteers.com or go to www.volunteers.comMaryland Institute College of Art Summer 2008 Programs
is a studio residency program offering an unparalleled opportunity for students to experience firsthand the challenges and excitement of college-level art study. The program runs June 21 - July 19, 2008 and features a selection of core studio courses. Fees, including application fee, tuition, room and board is $3,950. Priority deadline is March 31, 2008; final deadline is April 21, 2008. Also, up to 25 full and partial scholarships are available for MICA’s Pre-College Studio Residency Program. For more information call 410-225-2219 or email cs@mica.edu (www.mica.edu).Marist School of Management Summer Business Institute
covers key concepts related to business and management, including lectures, multimedia presentations, case studies and group projects. Deadline: Check website for information on fees and dates. For an application go to www.marist.edu/management/summerbusinessinstitute.The Math and Related Sciences (MARS) Camp
is a two-week residential, summer enrichment program for high school and middle school students. It is held under the direction of the University of Maryland Eastern Shore's (UMES) Department of Education. The camp is located on the UMES campus in Princess Anne, Maryland. High School program dates are June 24 – July 7, 2008. There is also a program for middle school students. For more information visit: www.umes.edu/MARSMIT
Each summer approximately 75 high school students gather for six of the most stimulating weeks of their young lives. Selected from the United States and other nations, these students participate in a rigorous academic program which emphasizes advanced theory and research in mathematics, the sciences, and engineering. This is the Research Science Institute (RSI). Application deadline: February 8, 2008; admission decision: week of March 31, 2007. Program dates are June to August; check the website for specific dates. www.cee.org/rsiMIT SUMMER PROGRAM FOR HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS – The Women's Technology Program
is a 4-week (June 28 through July 26, 2008) summer residence program to introduce high school girls to electrical engineering and computer science. If you know a girl who is currently a high school junior who demonstrates math and science ability and an interest in finding out about EECS, please encourage her to visit our website for more information and for an application form (applications are due Feb. 1, 2008). http://wtp.mit.edu/. Our classes are taught in a supportive environment by a staff of women MIT PhD candidates and undergraduates. The full-time academic program includes hands-on experiments and team-based projects in computer science, electrical engineering, and mathematics. No prior experience in computer programming, physics, or electrical engineering is expected, but applicants typically should have strong academic records, especially in math and science. The fee for this 4-week program is approximately $3,000 (which covers all costs). Financial aid is available. (Personal recommendation by BHS participant. Contact the PTSA for additional information.)Montserrat College (Beverly, MA) of Art Summer Pre-College Program
offers programs for high school students in illustration, foundation drawing, computer art and design, oil painting, mixed media, photography, printmaking and sculpture. Limited scholarship aid is available. For more information and to register on-line go to www.montserrat.edu or call 978-921-4242 ext 1179 or 1180.New York University Precollege
offers college-level courses in a variety of disciplines, a non-graded writing workshop, college admission planning and access to NYU’s facilities. June 30 - August 8, 2008. Tuition is based on the number of points a course is worth at $1,042 per point. Scholarship Deadline: April 1, 2008, application deadline: April 15, 2008. For more information including an application, go to www.nyu.edu/summer/2007/highschool.NYU Tisch School of the Arts Summer Programs 2008
July 9 - August 3, 2008. These programs offer intensive training in five performing and visual arts programs in New York and three programs abroad. Programs include drama, dramatic writing, film and television, photography and imaging, as well as programs in Dublin, Ireland and Paris, France. Basic tuition for NYC programs varies; visit website for tuition and deadlines. The application is available at www.specialprograms.tisch.nyu.edu.New York State Summer School of the Arts
The summer of 2008 will mark the 39th year of operation for the schools that form the New York State Summer School of the Arts. This program, with its eight component summer residential Schools is sponsored and supported by the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature and is administered by the State Education Department. Recognized as one of the finest programs of its kind in the nation, over 14,000 high school age students have become part of this unique summer experience. Alumni surveys attest to the success of the schools in helping high school students with special talents identify and pursue career choices in all fields of the fine arts and performing arts at an early age. The Schools provide opportunities for all New York State students who qualify through auditions to receive the highest level of training and instruction. The eight Summer Schools of the Arts are directed and staffed by internationally acclaimed artists and companies such as the New York City Ballet and The Philadelphia Orchestra. Students work in small groups and in one-on-one sessions with professionals and with other students of similar ability. NYSSSA’s goal is clear: to provide intensive, pre-professional training programs for New York State’s most gifted and motivated young artists, those who are considering careers in the arts or entertainment industries. The schools provide intensive training in an environment where students experience the rigorous discipline of the daily life of a professional artist. The program is open to all high school age students who qualify through auditions. Tuition assistance, based upon financial need, is available. No students who qualify are denied NYSSSA’s opportunities because they cannot afford them. NYSSSA represents the wide spectrum of cultural, ethnic, social, and economic that is New York State. Visit http://www.emsc.nysed.gov/nysssa/ for more information.Outward Bound
Outward Bound Mission Statement ''To inspire character development and self-discovery in people of all ages and walks of life through challenge and adventure, and to impel them to achieve more than they ever thought possible, to show compassion for others and to actively engage in creating a better world." The Outward Bound program, founded in 1941 in Wales, has provided outdoor experiential education to students and adults in the Unisted States since 1961. Visit the website to learn of the many educational opportunities for the summer of 2007. For High School students: Independence and adulthood are fast approaching, and an Outward Bound Wilderness course can serve as a solid cornerstone as you build towards the future. Get to know yourself and your strengths as meet the challenges of wilderness travel. See remote and beautiful wilderness areas and learn about the great outdoors through hands-on activities – no books or homework here. Feel the excitement as you summit a peak, run a rapid, carve fresh tracks in powder snow, or take the rudder and sail the open sea. Outward Bound Wilderness programs offer 25 wilderness destinations across the U.S. Explore magical forest, mountain and desert landscapes and navigate rushing rivers, tropical oceans and sky-blue lakes from Alaska to the Everglades. Need-based scholarships are available (www.obwilderness.org/scholarships.html or 866-846-7745). For more information and to request a catalog go to www.outwardboundwilderness.org.Penn State Summer Study 2008
is a “total experience” that presents a 6½-week (Penn State; University of Colorado, Boulder; Paris) college credit program for high school students. A full catalogue of college courses are available as well as a professional college advisory service. For more information call 800-666-2556 or visit the web at www.summerstudy.com .Politics and Leadership
Spend a Summer Studying Politics and Leadership at One of Our Nation's Leading Universities...the Junior Statesmen Summer School offers a challenging, dynamic academic experience for students with a passion for politics and government. Each summer, 1500 outstanding high school students converge on the campuses of Stanford, Yale, Princeton and Georgetown Universities to immerse themselves in politics and debate. For over 65 years, The Junior Statesmen Foundation has prepared outstanding student leaders. www.jsa.orgPratt Institute – pre-college summer program
The program is open to students with demonstrated ability who have completed their sophomore, junior, or senior year of high school. College level students may also enroll. Tuition varies according to program. Visit website for more information and deadlines: http://www.pratt.edu/ccps-precollege (Personal recommendation from BHS participant. Contact the PTSA for additional information.)Princeton Summer Journalism Program
is a free, 10-day program held in August at Princeton University. Students take classes taught by writers from national publications, tour the New York Times and ABC News, meet with editors and producers, and report, write, edit, design, and produce a 12-page edition of the Daily Princetonian. To apply for the program, students must be entering the junior or senior year of high school in fall 2008, have a 3.5 GPA or higher, have an interest in journalism, and have a household income that does not exceed $45,000. For information, contact Michael Koike at mtkoike@gmail.com or Sanda Balaban at sbalaban@nycboe.net. Deadline due: February 20, 2008San Francisco Institute of Art Young Artist Program
is a five-week summer arts program for students 16-18 (July 9 – August 10, 2008). Courses include digital animation, visual communications, intuition and expression, experimental film, video art, photography, etc. Tuition is $1,750 – 2,700 plus housing. Scholarships available. Applications accepted January 15 – April 11, 2008. To find out more call 800-345-SFAI or go to www.sfai.eduSchool of Cinema and Performing Arts (SOCAPA)
in New York City, Hollywood, Burlington, VT and London, UK has one- to five-week programs in filmmaking, acting for film, photography and dance for high school students 14-18. Tuition ranges from $2,000 - $5,520 depending on length of program. For more information and to apply, visit the web at www.socapa.org (Personal recommendation from BHS participant; contact the PTSA for specific information.)Snow Farm High School Summer in Art 2008
is a hands-on, intensive summer in art where you can become a part of a small community of people connected by a common interest in creativity. Classes are small. Session I: July 5 - July 19; Session II: July 20 – August 3; full program, July 5 – August 3. Fees are $2,700 for 2-week sessions or $5,200 for the month. Need-based scholarships are available. For more information, email info@snowfarm-art.org or go to www.snowfarm.org/summerhsprogram.htmlSuffolk University Summer Institutes
(150 Tremont Street, Boston MA 02111) has three summer programs (July 13 - 26): Politics and Public Service Institute, Student Leadership & Service Learning Institute and GLBT Awareness Institute. Programs are available to high school juniors with 2.8 GPA or higher. Cost: $1,125 (before March 15) – $1,375 (after). For more information about applying, costs and activities schedules, visit www.suffolk.edu/summerinstitutes or call 617-305-2500.Summer Discovery
offers summer programs at a variety of colleges and universities around the world, including UCLA, UC Santa Barbara, UC San Diego, University of Michigan, Georgetown University, University of Vermont, Cambridge University and University of Sydney Australia. For a catalogue of each school’s coursework, schedules and fees, visit www.summerfun.com or call 800-645-6611 or email tpr@summerfun.com.Summer Excell Precollegiate Summer Experience
offers academic courses for college credit, sports enrichment and SAT prep in 2, 3, 4, and 6 week programs at UCLA and Cal Berkeley. For more information and an application, go to www.summerexcel.comSummer Study Programs (Penn State, University Of Colorado At Boulder & The American University Of Paris)
–Students who are interested can choose a summer study program at one of the above universities. Each university offers two programs (a 5 or 6½-week college-credit program or a 3-week enrichment program). Each campus offers students the use its sports and recreational facilities as well as myriad of activities (pottery, guitar, rock climbing, etc). Enrollment in all study programs is limited; please apply as early as possible. For further information call 800-666-2556, go to www.summerstudy.com or come to the college office.Summer Scholars Program at Washington University in St. Louis
is a five-week program to students who have completed their Junior year of high school. The program requires a B+ academic average and combined SAT score of 1800, combined PSAT score of 180, or a composite ACT or PLAN of at least 25. There is some financial aid available. Courses include Languages, arts, sciences, humanities and social sciences. There are two sessions available: Session 1: June 8 - July 12 or Session 2: July 13 - August 15. Application deadline for Session 1 is May 2 and June 6 for Session 2. For more information and printable applications: http://ucollege.wustl.edu/hssp, or contact program director Marsha Hussung,(866) 209-0691 or email mhussung@wustl.eduSyracuse University Summer College for High School Students
– Start college level study early, earn college credits and sample career and study interests. Programs include acting and musical theater, architecture, art and humanities, engineering and computer science, fashion and textile design, law, liberal arts, management and public communications and technical theater. Program runs from June 28 through August 8, 2008. For information, call 315-443-5297, email summcoll@syr.edu or go to www.summercollege.syr.eduThe Theatre Development Fund (TDF)
of New York City publishes an on-line theater newsletter for teens (http://www.tdf.org/PlaybyPlayOnline/index.html) and also has a listing of theater-related internships available for high school students. For more information go to http://www.tdf.org/PlaybyPlayOnline/fall07/06Internshipguide.htmlSTARTALK: a presidential initiative to fund summer programs in critical need languages: check the website for 2008 programs:
NFLC is undertaking the initial, planning phase of a multi-year project entitled "STARTALK" which is one of the projects of the National Security Language Initiative, a multi-agency effort to expand foreign language education - particularly in under-taught critical languages -- by funding new and existing programs throughout students' learning careers, kindergarten through university; and to provide incentives and rewards for foreign language learning and use in the work force. (See the Interagency Language Roundtable homepage: http://www.govtilr.org/). For information about the Initiative, see http://www.ed.gov/about/inits/ed/competitiveness/nsli/nsli.pdf.The Telluride Association
Summer programs at Cornell University (Ithaca, NY), Michigan State University (Ann Arbor, MI), University of Texas (Austin, TX) and Washington Universtiy (St. Louis, MO), are offered free of charge to qualifying students. Founded in 1911 by Lucien L. Nunn, Telluride Associatino is a nonprofit organization that creates and fosters educational communities that rely upon democratic participation. Telluride aims to foster an everyday synthesis of self-governance and intellectual inquiry that enables students to develop their potential for leadership and public service. For more information on these programs visit their website: www.tellurideassociation.org.University of St. Andrews creative writing and Scottish Studies Programs, June 28 – July 26, 2008.
Scottish Studies programs include History & Politics, Art History, Literary Studies and Music. Creative writing programs include journal writing, poetry, prose and fiction. The program costs ₤2600. Creative writing program requires a writing sample. Deadline: May 1, 2008. http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/services/admissions/CWSPweb.htm (writing) or http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/services/admissions/sssprog.htmUniversity of Maryland Young Scholars Program
(July 13 – August 1, 2008) is an exclusive opportunity for high school students to explore academic and career interests. This is a 3-credit pre-college program for talented, motivated high school juniors and seniors. Programs include architecture, arts and humanities, math and astronomy, education, engineering and business, health and human performance, journalism, behavioral and social sciences and biology and food science. For more information and or to apply go to www.summer.umd.edu/ysp. OR Discover The Arts! at University of Maryland (www.summer.umd.edu/arts), including programs in dance, creative writing, music or the visual arts. Rolling admissions based on available space. Limited financial aid is available (contact Terrie Hruzd (301-405-8588)).University of Virginia Academic Camps
offer college prep programs, academic programs and a wide range of sports and recreational activities. Programs are available in two- and four-week sessions. For more information go to www.4starcamps.com or email at info@4starcamps.comVISIONS Service Adventures 2008
is a co-ed summer program offering community service experiences in cross-cultural settings at home and abroad to high school students (14-18). These programs combine service work, intercultural living and learning and adventurous exploration. Fees depend on location of programs in July and August. Phone (800) 813-9283 with questions or to schedule an interview. Email: info@VisionsServiceAdventure.com. Come to the college office or visit the website for info and application: www.VisionsServiceAdventures.comYoung Women's Marine Studies Enrichment Program
Application Deadline: Current information not available as of 1.18.08. A five-day environmental education program, talented young women entering their 10th, 11th, or 12th grade in high school, explore and investigate various marine habitats of Long Island's East End. http://www.wise.sunysb.edu/Wise%20PreCollege/WisePrecollege.htm .