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WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY K-12 SUMMER PROGRAMS Wayne State University offers a variety of summer
programs including an intensive ballet workshop hosted by the American
Ballet theatre. For the programs offered, visit their web site at
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ALMA COLLEGE SUMMER
INSTITUTE This is a summer opportunity for motivated high school
sophomores and juniors to utilize technology for creative problem solving in
the arts and sciences. It includes: CSI Alma: Evidence, Analysis and Crime
Solving; Real vs. Virtual Music; The Body Electric! For more information
please visit
www.alma.edu/summerinstitute |
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UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT MERCY
PRE-COLLEGE WORKSHOP Experience a workshop that will give you the tools you
need for the college selections process. Reserve a spot today by emailing
admissions.events@udmercy.edu
or call 88/635-5020
UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT MERCY SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING PREVIEW SUMMER CAMP FOR GIRLS This summer camp is funded by the Society of Manufacturing Engineers Education Foundation. The focus of the camp is robotics. It is a five-day residential program for 40 girls grades 9-11. They will learn about engineering science, manufacturing and robotics. The cost is only $150 if accepted. The deadline for applying is May 23, 2008. You can download an application at http://eng-sci.udmercy.edu/pre-college/steps.
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OXBRIDGE ACADEMIC PROGRAMS Study abroad for the summer at Oxford, Cambridge,
Spain, or France! Please visit
www.oxbridgeprograms.com for more information or call 1-800-828-8349. |
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2008 YOUNG PEOPLE'S
CITIZENSHIP SEMINAR This is a five-day seminar for juniors and seniors,
that provides the participants with a wealth of knowledge about our
democratic process and equips them with a working knowledge of local, state
and national government. The fee to attend is $250 and your local Farm
Bureau is willing to sponsor interested students. Potential students may
obtain additional information from the YPCS website at
www.michiganfarmbureau.com/ypcs (or ypcs.org). Application deadline is
April 28. |
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THE UNIVERSITY OF FINDLAY PHARMACY SUMMER CAMP-July 15-17, 2008
For more information or to register - go to www.findlay.edu
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UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME -
NOTRE DAME SUMMER SCHOLARS PROGRAM This pre-college program is open to high school students entering their junior or senior years who are at least 16 years old. Selected students will be challenged academically and personally, study with Notre Dame faculty, live in residence halls with fellow students, and experience, to the fullest extent possible, the life of a college student. For more information go to http://summerscholars.nd.edu
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WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY
COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY CAMPS WSU's Department of Computer Science is offering several Summer Computer Camps designed to assist middle and high school aged students in learning some of the skills needed to participate in the opportunities that are available if considering a career in Computer and Information Science. Programs offered: WEB Technology, Explorations in Robotics, Creating Animations & Movies and Explorations in Gaming. All camps are $400. For additional information or registration forms go to www.cs.wayne.edu/summercamp.
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MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY MSU is hosting nine camps, each lasting a week and
covering a range of media and technology design topics. All camps are
designed for high school students aged 14 and up, and have supervised
overnight stay options in a MSU dormitory. Five camps are offered the
week of July 14-18 and four more the week of July 21-25. Each camp has 5
full days of hands on instruction from 9am - 5pm plus evening activities for
those staying over night. Topics include Video Game Design, 3D Graphics,
Video/Film, Audio and WEB. Price per camp is $595 which includes room and 3
meals daily or $395 for day camp only. For more information, go to
http://tism.msu.edu/camps or call
527-355-8372 |
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LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO-PRE COLLEGIATE SUMMER SCHOLARS PROGRAMS These programs are designed for high school students
who have successfully completed their sophomore or junior year. Summer
Scholars earn college credit and live in a residence hall at their Lake
Shore Campus or commute to classes. Six -week program: June 30-August 9, 2008:
Students take two related college level classes from Loyola's curriculum
focusing on a concentrated field or discipline, or enroll in a language
immersion program in Italian or Spanish.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON WOMEN IN ENGINEERING SUMMER CAMP Explore the engineering program with other young women your age from across the country at the 35th annual Women in Engineering Summer Camp. Camp runs Sunday through Friday, July 13-18, 2008 at the cost of $400. Go to http://engineering.udayton.edu/wie or call Annette Packard in the School of Engineering at 937-229-3296. Deadline to apply is June 2, 2008.
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SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN'S 2008 SUMMER PROGRAM This summer, SCAD is offering several unique programs for students, giving them the opportunity to learn more about SCAD's excellent education in the arts. RISING STAR is a 5 week residential program for advanced students who have completed their junior year of high school and are ready for a pre-college experience. It awards 10 hours of college credit to students and warrants early admission to the college. A minimum 3.0 GPA and portfolio of 10-20 pieces is required. SCAD SUMMER SEMINARS are 1 week residential summer programs in Atlanta and Savannah designed for students who have completed their freshman, sophomore or junior years of high school. Students participate in two five-day workshops, receive individualized instruction and engage in social activities on campus and in the surrounding community. Applications for all summer programs are available online at www.scad.edu/summer. Space is limited, so apply early!
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CARNEGIE MELLON SUMMER OF
EXPLORATION If you're going to be a junior or senior in high school, consider spending six weeks at Carnegie Mellon (Pittsburgh, PA) in one of their seven distinct Pre-College programs. You'll have the opportunity to take college courses and meet people from all over the country. For more information go to www.cmu.edu/enrollment/pre-college
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MICHIGAN TECH SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAMS Come to Michigan Tech this summer for a week of learning and adventure for grades 6 -11. Go backpacking, make a video game or launch a rocket as well as many other exciting programs. Apply online now at www.youthprograms.mtu.edu.
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BOSTON UNIVERSITY SUMMER HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS High School Honors Program - Designed for academically motivated students who are entering their senior year in the fall of 2008. General Honors Program - Earn up to 8 Boston University credits by enrolling in two six-week courses of your choice. Research Internship in Science or Engineering - Participate in ongoing laboratory research under the mentorship of a faculty research scientist. For more information go to www.bu.edu/summer/highschool or call 617-353-1378
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INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA SUMMER HONORS PROGRAM Two hundred sophomores and juniors will attend the IUP summer program for two weeks. During these weeks, students will pursue six hours of challenging classes taught by IUP faculty and be exposed to activities that provide first-hand exposure to college life. Workshops designed to assist students in the college selection and application process are also offered, including mock interviews, college essay writing and finding the best "fit" in a college. If you wish to be nominated to apply, please see your counselor.
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