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Architectural Programs
Check out this website for other summer programs across the country.
http://www.aia.org/education/AIAS075245
Art School of Florence
5-week programs affiliated with Bowling Green University accredited by NASAD housed in Florence
www.saci-florence.org
Aviation Camp
This is your chance to explore a future aviation career today. Each summer the Federal Aviation Administration, and the Mn/DOT Office of Aeronautics co-sponsor the Aviation Career Education (ACE) Camp. Open to Minnesota students who will be entering 10th, 11th, or 12th grade, ACE Camp allows students to explore a wide variety of aviation careers and all aspects of the aviation and aerospace industries through tours and hands-on projects. Campers are also given the opportunity to fly in a helicopter, pilot a single-engine aircraft, and take the controls of a glider. For a printed ACE Camp brochure contact Daniel McDowell, Mn/DOT Office of Aeronautics, 651-234-7182, 800-657-3922.daniel.mcdowell@state.mn.us.
http://www.dot.state.mn.us/aero/aved/students/aceinfo.html
Ave Maria University
Summer courses in Ancient Languages, May to July
www.avemaria.edu
Babson College
Summer Study Programs: Babson Idea Generation (BIG) Program, Babson Entrepreneur Development Experience for students entering junior or senior year or Service Learning Experience non-residential, for students entering their sophomore year.
http://summerprograms.babson.edu
Barnard
All programs open to students who have completed 10th or 11th grade. One or four week Liberal Arts Program, or Young Women's Leadership Institute 212-854-8866 or
www.barnard.edu/pcp
Boston College
For those who have completed 11th grade, with outstanding academics, spend 6 weeks at a Jesuit University, June - August, take college courses, earn college credit, live in a dorm and discover Boston. 617-552-3800 or e-mail bce@bc.edu. Apply early spring. www.bc.edu/schools/summer/bce
Boston University
Journalism Program: Students will spend two weeks on the BU campus participating in investigative reporting seminars led by university faculty as well as award-winning local and national journalists. http://necir-bu.org/wp/
PROMYS: Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists: Six -week residential program: July-Aug, offering intense experience in creative math exploration to 65 ambitions HS students; financial aid available. 617-353-2563 or promys@bu.edu www.promys.org
High School Honors Program: 6-week residential program for students in their junior and senior year in high school. May earn up to 8 college credits in a variety of courses.
Summer Challenge Program: 2-week residential program for students in their 1st, 2nd, or 3rd year of secondary school. www.bu.edu.summer/high-school-programs
BYU Independent Study~Online University and High School or Middle School Courses
Classes can be used to recover credit for graduation or enhance curriculum. Study Accounting to Social Sciences, $121 per class, call: 1-800-914-8931
www.elearn.byu.edu
California College of the Arts
This program is for students who have completed sophomore, junior or senior year who would like to study art or creative writing while earning 3 college credits.
www.cca.edu/academics/precollege
Carleton College
Summer Writing Program for college-bound juniors with strong reading & writing skills:
Application deadline
Carleton Liberal Arts Experience: July , for college-bound sophomores in the top 25% of class. Accepted students receive FREE room, board, tuition and travel costs.
Carleton Summer Science Institute for college bound sophomores. 800-995-2275
www.carleton.edu/summer/CLAE
Carnegie Mellon
Summer Pre-college Programs:
Pre-College Fine Arts: HS Game Academy (learn how to create video games), Architecture, Art, Design, Drama and Music
www.cmu.edu/enrollment/pre-college
The Catholic University of America
Architecture pre-college summer workshop. 202-319-5786 www.architecture.cua.edu/summerprograms/experiencces.cfm
College of Visual Arts (MN)
Three different classes: Drawing, Course in Fashion Design, and Photography. Registration and Deposit due June 1. Tuition: $355/class.
www.cva.edu
College of William and Mary
Pre-colliate summer program in Early American History for HS juniors and seniors, earn four hours college credit
www.WM.edu/NIAHD
Colorado College
Choose from a full range of course offerings, experience the "Block Plan", earn college credit, each session is 3 weeks long, live in residence halls, participate in activities such as hiking and camping, ask about merit-based, scholarships.
www.ColoradoCollege.edu/summerprograms
Cornell University
Program open to students completing 10th, 11th or 12th grade, earn up to 6 college credits, make friends from around the world, choose from a wide variety of courses, one-, three-, and six-week sessions.
www.summercollege.cornell.edu
Council on International Educational Exchange "Gap Year" programs for American HS graduates
800-448-9944 x 323 or e-mail at cgillespie@ciee.org
www.ciee.org/hsabroad
Columbia University~Summer Arts Programs
New courses in the arts developed in conjunction with Columbia's prestigious School of the Arts. Programs are renowned for their academic rigor, instructional excellence, and the unique opportunity they provide for highly motivated students to experience college life at a world-class university.
www.ce.columbia.edu/hs
Emory Pre-College Program
Science, Arts & Humanities, and Social Sciences: June-July
www.college.emory.edu/pre-college
The Experiment in International Living
Challenging, three-to-five week summer abroad programs that focus on immersion, experiential learning and making meaningful connections. Reside in local homes, focus on language, ecology, arts and community service. Need based aid available. 800-345-2929
www.experimentinternational.org
Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising
3-day programs: Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego or Orange City
www.fidm.edu
Franklin College
Fully accredited, independent American liberal arts institution, located in Lugano, Switzerland. A train ride away from Rome, Paris, Geneva and Vienna. Take up to 12 credits.
www.fc.edu
French Speaking Immersion Program: Universite de Saint-Boniface
University located a 7 hour drive away in Winnipeg, Canada; will need a passport; must have completed 11th grade; levels of instruction from beginner-advanced language skills. Immersion program from two to five weeks in length. Socio-cultural programming such as sports, guided tours, concerts, films are included.
http://explore.ustboniface.ca
The George Washington University Summer Scholars Program
Pre-college program for juniorsLaw and Evidence, Focus on Science, Photojournalism, Election and Politics, Engineering,10-Day noncredit mini courses, current 9th, 10th, 11th Grade Students
www.summerscholars.gwu.edu
George Washington First-Year Writing for Summer Scholars
More information about the 6-Week Pre-college Program or the 10-Day Mini courses
www.summerscholars.gwu.edu
Georgetown University
Live on campus, manage your own time, explore the rich culture of Washington. Apply for the wide variety of summer programs at Georgetown, enrollment is limited, sessions run from June through August.
http://summer.georgetown.edu/2009
Hamline University
Two-week Summer Health Care Career Exploration course
Literally a two-day immersion into the world of medicine, priceless opportunity for learning what goes on behind the scenes, personal networking for future experiences. Earn two college credits through Hamline University, 20 students will be admitted to this program. 651-730-9193 or email:
administration@rtscareer.com
Harvard University
Harvard Summer School for HS sophomores, juniors and seniors
200 courses to choose from. Special programs in Drama, Math, and Writing
Earn academic credit.
www.ssp.harvard.edu
Heidelberg College
For students entering 8th-12th grade, choose from 2 sessions. Diverse curricula designed to enhance summer learning. Emerge from this programming with a greater understanding of your own capabilities as a student.
www.heidelberg.edu/summerberg
Iowa State Engineering & Beyond
Workshop for students between their junior and senior years of High School. Purpose: to expose students to all 10 of Iowa State' engineering majors. Stay in residence halls and experience ISU.
www.iastate.edu
Junior Statesmen Foundation
Exciting and stimulating courses on the campuses of four of the nation's elite universities. Immerse yourself in politics and government while making new friends and developing leadership skills at either Georgetown, Yale, Stanford or Princeton campuses. Average costs $4,500.
www.jsa@jsa.org
Lake Forest College
Two-week summer Writing and Thinking Workshop for HS students.
www.lakeforest.edu/wtw
Landmark College
Students with learning disabilities and AD/HD can choose from two programs: Three-week HS Junior Program rediscover an interest in college study and the tools to approach the college app process.
www.landmark.edu
Landmark Volunteers
Nonprofit organization giving high school students the chance to make a real difference in the world around them. They offer one-week spring and two-week summer volunteer opportunities with leading cultural, environmental, historical and social service organizations across the country. Ages 14 or entering 10th - 12th grades. For registration and more information 413-229-0255
www.volunteers.com
The Language Travel Company
Total immersion program with schools all over the world. Earn college credits.
www.thelanguagetravelcompany.com
Lead America
Open to middle school and high school students, thru Lead America, students have the opportunity to attend spring or summer conferences on college campuses. Taught by college professors on a wide variety of subjects such as leadership, engineering and robotics, medicine and national security. 866-394-5323
www.lead-america.org
Lewis & Clark College
Fir Ares Workshop in Writing and Thinking, two week summer residency program for students completing grades 8 through 12, supervised college experience taught by college faculty.
www.lclark.edu/college/programs/fir_acres 503-768-7200
Loyola University Chicago Pre-College Summer Scholars
For students who have completed their sophomore or junior year. Earn college credit while living in a residence in hall in Chicago or by studying at Loyola's own Rome Center in Italy: 312-915-6565
www.luc.edu/summerscholars
Macalester College - St. Paul
A summer enrichment program where master teachers engage inquisitive minds for students currently in grades
7 - 12. 651-696-6590
www.mity.org
Main Street School of Performing Arts~Hopkins, MN
Dance Careers and Beginning Choreography
Option#1: Dance Careers, a workshop introducing the serious student to the professional world of dance
Option #2: Beginning Choreography: introduces students to the art of choreography, learning how to find inspiration to make and create original movement material. Fee: $ 75.00 Pick one of two sessions.
Contact: LeAnn Slama @ 952-224-1340
Miami University of Ohio
Multicultural Leadership Program Summer Leadership Institute
The program is designed for students who are from an underrepresented population, if not, for students who have shown some kind of commitment towards making their community/school more accepting of cultural diversity. After successfully completing the program, admitted students will receive a $5,000 merit scholarship to Miami. Contact 513-529-7576
www.inuohio.edu/admission/mlpsli
Michigan Tech
Exploring in Engineering and Women in Engineering
Summer Youth Programs for students in grades 9th-11th, gives students from all over the world hands-on exploration opportunities in math, science, engineering, arts and many other fields. Full scholarships available.
Contact: yp@mtu.edu or 906-487-2219
www.youthprograms.mtu.edu
Michigan Math and Science Scholars
Two 2-week sessions, academic camp attended by high school students from all over the world. 763-647-4466
www.math.lsa.umich.edu/mmss
Minneapolis College of Art & Design
Music & Media, Singular & Sequential Image
www.mcad.edu
Minnesota Children's Museum ~ Summer Squad
Students volunteer at the museum in a variety of positions in 3 - 5 hour shift increments between 8:15 a.m. and 3:15 p.m., Monday - Friday, must be able to commit to 2 weeks (do not have to be consecutive) 651-225-6046
http://www.mem.org/support-the-museum/volunteer-intern
Minneapolis Community & Technical College
Film and Video Bootcamp: open to students ages 16 and older, Fridays and Saturdays, June 15, 16, 22, and 23. 9a.m. - 5:30 p.m. $800 includes all supplies and materials and lunch each day.
612-659-6500
Minnesota Business Venture
MBV is open to all students completing grades 9-12. Learn how to plan for a successful future, develop a career focus, use teamwork, communication skills as well as leadership while living either at St. Cloud St. or St. John's U; cost: $125 if apply before April 22.
http://www.bestprep.org
Mount Holyoke College Take the Lead! Summer Action
Two-week, residential, hands-on experience for young women currently in their 9th, 10th or 11th year of high school, who are making a difference in their academic, extracurricular or community. Looking to develop leadership and team building skills in a safe and supportive environment. For more information:413-538-3500
www.mtholyoke.edu/summeraction
Muscular Dystrophy Association Camp
Volunteer opportunity to work as a companion and helper to an individual camper for a week and assist them with a variety of activities. Must be 16 years old by June 3rd. Will receive training prior to camp.
jcastillo@mdausa.org
New York Film Academy
Hands on filmmaking, acting, animation camps
www.nyfa.com/summercamps
NOLS (National Outdoor Leadership School)
At NOLS, we take people on real wilderness expeditions in remote areas.You'll learn to be a leader. You'll practice technical skills like summitting peaks and running rapids–all while earning college credit. Financial aid is also available. By the end of your course, you'll have the knowledge to travel responsibly and safely in the backcountry while leaving a minimal impact on the land.
www.nols.edu
Northwestern University~Summer Program/Center for Talent Development
Summer academic courses for students completing PreK through grade 12. Locations: Northwest University, Chicago Suburbs, Downtown Chicago. Financial aid is available, and there are special scholarship oportunities for students interested in taking technology (programming or web design) or engineering courses
| www.ctd.northwestern.edu/summer |
Northwestern University College Prep Program
Designed for students who want to experience a real college life before finishing high school
www.northwestern.edu/collegeprep
Norwich University~Vermont
Future Leader Camp, Drill Team Camp or Engineering Academy
www.norwich.edu
Nursing Camp
Adventures in Nursing Camp. Must be 16, hands-on experience, learn about educational and career opportunities in nursing, scholarships available 952-920-9860
e-mail: landerson@nursesCE.org
http://www.nursesce.com/membership/events/adventures.php
Ox Bridge Academic Programs
New York, New York
Programs for Grades 8-9
The Cambridge Prep Experience - July - Aug.
The Oxford Prep Experience - July
info@oxbridgeprograms.com
www.oxbridgeprograms.com
Oxford Advanced Studies Program
Magdalen College, Oxford, England
Academic curriculum in a range of subjects.
For high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors, July.
www.aosp.ac.uk
Penn State University
Summer Study programs for college credit.
www.BestSummerEver.com
Pratt
Immerse yourself in Art and Design, Architecture, Creative Writing, and Cultural Studies
www.pratt.edu/precollege
Prism
Summer volunteer program located in Golden Valley for ages 12 - adult, variety of positions available from food shelf, clothes closet, birthday room, front dest, clerical and auto shop assistant. Minimum of 4 hours per week on a regularly scheduled shift. Applications available 763-432-4207
www.prismmpls.org
Princeton University~the W.E.B. Du Bois Scholars Institute
Residential non-profit leadership development program for high-achieving high school students entering the tenth or eleventh grade in the fall.
www.webduboisscholars.org
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Operation Catapult is a unique summer engineering and science program conducted for high school students who've completed their junior year. There are two 18-day sessions to choose from:June or July. 800-248-7448
www.rose-hulman.edu/catapult
Sage Summer Program
Students completing 9th, 10th or 11th grades, fee: $4,000, length of trip: 24 days, two leaders per group of
10 - 15 students. Three sessions available in July to regions of India. Study Indian music and dance, hike in Ladakh, where Tibetan Buddhist culture still flourishes, learn about Gandhi in his homeland.
www.sageprogram.org
Sarah Lawrence College
Live and Study at Sarah Lawrence, 30 minutes from midtown Manhattan, three or six-week sessions
June 10 - August 11. Register online
www.sarahlawrence.edu/highschool
Savannah College of Art and Design
SCAD Summer Seminars are residential or nonresidential summer workshops designed for high school students who have completed their freshman, sophomore or junior years. Deadline: May.
www.scad.edu/summer
Science Museum of Minnesota
Be an information booth volunteer. Requirements: be at least 16 yrs of age, attend training, communicate effectively, commit to one year of service, for a four hour shift. Contact: volunteer@smm.org or 651-221-4703
www.smm.org/volunteer
Smith College
Young women entering grade 9, 10, 11, or 12 in the fall. Courses include: Field Studies for sustainable future, Women's History, Strings at Smith, Summer science and engineering, and writers workshop.
www.smith.edu/summer
South Dakota School of Mines
Computer Science an Engineering Camp for girls and boys who will be in grades 7-10, interested in learning more about how computers work, programming or careers in computer science and engineering. Multiple camps.
http://sdmines.sdsmt.edu/learn/youth
Suffolk University
Choose from eight summer programs (July) for HS Sophomores and Juniors. Politics and Public Service, Student Leadership, GLBT Awareness, Institute for an understanding of World Religions, Empowerment of Women of Color, Screen writing and Video Production, Business Organization, Improv Comedy
www.suffolk.edu/summerinstitutes
Madrid campus
www.suffolk.es/summermadrid
Santa Clara University, School of Engineering
Free summer engineering residential seminar in August
Contact James Lindfelt at jlindfelt@scu.edu or 408-554-4468 Deadline: March
http://scu.edu/engineering/undergraduate/ses.cfm
Summer Discovery
12 great campuses in 5 Countries, (US schools include UCLA, Michigan, Georgetown, NYU and more), 2 - 6 wk programs, tuition ranges from $3,500-$9,000, plus over 300 courses, live on campus, earn college credit.
www.summerdiscovery.com
Summer Study Programs at Penn State University, University of Colorado at Boulder, University of Vermont or The Sorbonne (Paris, France)
800-666-2556 email: precollegeprograms@summerstudy.com
www.summerstudy.com
ThreeSixty Journalism summer camp
ThreeSixty Journalism is looking for Minnesota teens who want to ask questions and tell stories. Our summer camps give students a chance to report and publish stories that matter. There are three separate camps that are held over the summer.
Eligibility: Students completing grades 8 through 12 in spring 2012. The Program will give priority to low-income students who show interest in news reporting.
http://www.threesixtyjournalism.org/summercamps2012
UCLA Summer Institutes
Enrichment courses from Architecture to World Languages
Short term intensive, 5 and 6-week programs
www.summer.ucla.edu
Union College
For students entering 9th - 12th grades. Courses offered: Economics, Entrepreneurship, Psychology, Comics and Graphics, Improv Comedy, Digital Creative Arts, Forensic Science, Mass Media and Toy and Entertainment Engineering. 800-883-2540
www.union.edu/fivepoints
University of Chicago
Unique programs for sophomores, juniors and seniors, college credit, select form more than 150 offerings. Summer session questions: 773-834-3792 or e-mail: slopez@uchicago.edu
www.summer.uchicago.edu
University of Colorado
WWW.BestSummer.com
University of Iowa Journalism Workshops
Yearbook, Newspaper, Graphic design, Photojournalism, Broadcast and Web Site Design
319-335-3455 Apply online, scholarships available.
www.uiowa.edu/~journshp
University of Massachusetts
Juniper Institute for Young Writers is a one-week intensive creative writing program for juniors and seniors. Tuition
www.umass.edu/juniperyoungwriters
Gopher Business Program
University of Minnesota, Carlson School of Management. Residential, week long, summer business camp for diverse, high-potential juniors/seniors. Including room and board, this program is free to the admitted student.
www.carlsonschool.umn.edu/gopherbusiness
University of Minnesota-Exploring Careers in Engineering & Physical Science
Wondering which careers will allow you to explore your passions, challenge your creativity, reward you for enjoying math, and assure you of an exciting job almost anywhere in the world? Students entering 10th, 11th, or 12th grade in fall who have an interest in engineering and physical science are eligible to apply to this program. Week-long sessions, 9am - 4pm. Deadline May, separate weeks for all-women only. Complete form, along with personal essay, written recommendation from a math/science teacher or counselor and an official high school transcript. Fee 612-625-2861
www.itcep.umn.edu
University of Minnesota~Rowing Camp for girls ages 13 - 19
"We look forward to hosting any young women who would enjoy learning a new sport while working hard and having fun! Whether it is a one-week endeavor or a springboard for rowing in college, this camp provides the perfect environment for both."
Contact: Becca Carlton 612-910-2985
http://www.minnesotarowingcamps.com
University of Minnesota-Health Careers Investigators Program
Health Careers Investigation, fun three-day, hands-on program for HS students entering grades 9 - 12, strong GPA (3.0 minimum). Find the personal skills and qualities necessary to be a dentist, physical therapist, medical doctor and many other health care professionals. Ideal candidates are taking upper-level math and science courses and plan to attend a four year college. Two sessions, $125 fee, scholarships available, www.morris.umn.edu/cerp/summerscholars www.morris.umn.edu/cerp/summerscholars
University of Minnesota, Morris~Summer Scholars
The Art of Words and Biomass in Sustainable Energy
Earn two college credits, talented sophomores and juniors choose either to "explore the intersection of art and poetry" or "integrate biology, chemistry and physics to explore production of bio fuels."
800-842-0030 elliskj@morris.umn.edu
apply online: www.morris.umn.edu/cerp/summerscholars
University of Missouri - Rolla
One - week Introduction to Nuclear Engineering for HS Juniors and Seniors.
Participants receive FREE room and board & materials, application fee of $50, refundable to those attending, email: nuclear@umr.edu 573-341-4720
www.nuc.umr.edu
University of Montana
High school juniors and seniors may apply. Email: summer@mso.umt.edu or 406-243-4470
www.montanasummer.com
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Summer Academic Camps
www.bigredcamps.unl.edu
University of Notre Dame
Summer Scholars: Pre-college program open to current juniors or sophomores with strong academic and solid extracurricular activities. 13 academic tracks offered, two weeks living on campus. Deadline spring. Apply online, will need teacher letter of recommendation, counselor rec, transcript and test scores. For more information: 574-631-0990, e-mail: precoll@nd.edu or:
www.summerscholars.nd.edu
University of Oregon
Summer Architecture Academy: July - August An intense experience to "try on the field for size."
www.uoregon.edu
University of Pennsylvania
Three week Summer Academy Applied Science and Technology Program:earn college credit in Biotechnology, Computer Graphics, Computer science, Nanotechnology and Robotics.
www.seas.upenn.edu/saast
University of Rochester
Summer residential programs, (9th - 12th), Rochester Scholars (9th - 12th) , Malawi Immersion 11th - 12th)
http://enrollment.rochester.edu/admissions/precollege
University of St. Thomas: STEPS
Summer camp for girls, two sessions, one for girls completing 6th grade, one for girls completing 8th grade.
www.stthomas.edu/engineering/outreach/steps/default.html
University of Southern California
High school students get a preview of "freshman year" through 4-2-1 week summer programs on the USC campus. Many different summer courses from Architecture to Writing. 213-740-5679
www.summer.usc.edu
University of Wisconsin~General Directory of Summer Programs
The University of Wisconsin Higher Education Location Program (UW HELP) Online Pre-college Directory http://apps22.uwex.edu/pls/uwhelp/Precollege
University of Wisconsin
Eau Claire, WI
Summer Undergraduate Research Experience in Pure and Applied Mathematics, May - July
Funded by National Science Foundation. Each participant will receive a travel allowance and a stipend, plus room and board.
www.uwec.edu/surepam
University of Wisconsin
Platteville, WI
Engineering Camp:
www.uwplatt.edu/go/exploring
United States Military Academy ~ Summer Programs
Apply online by April 1
www.admissions.usma.edu/MoreInfo/summer.cfm
United States Naval Academy ~ Summer Seminar
Fast-paced, six day experience for high achievers who have completed their junior year in high school. The seminar teaches you about life at the Academy. If you think that you may be interested in pursuing an appointment to one of the nation's academies or a ROTC scholarship you should seriously consider attending this seminar.
www.usna.edu/Admissions/nass.html
US Performing Arts Camps
Summer programs for ages 11 - 22, Acting, Animation, Film, Play/Screenwriting, Dance, Musical Theater, TV Sit Com and more. For list of locations, more information or registration: 888-497-3553 or
www.usperformingarts.com
Vanderbilt University
Current 11th graders, explore a major in engineering, medicine, the sciences and other technology-based areas. Application deadline spring (rolling admission) Office contact: Prof. John Veillette Office tel: 615-322-7827
https://pave.vanderbilt.edu
Washington University in St. Louis
Must be at least 16 and a junior, take college courses in languages, arts, science, humanities,and social sciences, 2 sessions. 866-209-0691
www.summerscholars.wustl.edu
William and Mary
Pre-Collegiate programin Early American History, two sessions.
www.wm.edu/NIAHD
The Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts at Washington University
Architecture Discovery Program for students between junior and senior year. Two 2-week sessions. Deadline: April call 314-935-6200
http://samfoxschool.wustl.edu
Wharton, University of Pennsylvania
"Leadership in the Business World"
4-week summer program designed to introduce talented high school seniors to the skills necessary to lead in the 21st century. 60 students selected to participate.
http://undergrad.wharton.upenn.edu/programs/lbw.cfm
Winona State University
Robotics Workshop for High School Students
4-day program which provides students an opportunity to work with RidgeSoft IntelliBrain-Bot educational robot. Contact: 507-457-5377 or visit the workshop site:
http://cs.winona.edu/RoboticsWorkshop
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Four summer programs: FRONTIERS: Summer residential program for soon to be juniors and seniors interested in science, mathematics, and engineering. Two sessions that include one for robotics only. WUNDERS: Women Understanding New Dimensions in Engineering Related Sciences: seven-day, residential, hands-on exploration of engineering, math and science for young women in grades 9 - 12.
STRIVE: A seven-day, summer residential program for soon to be sophomore, junior and senior African American, Latino/a and American Indian HS students interested in science, math and engineering.
Launch: designed for students entering 9th or 10th grades, science courses, interactive media and game development or robotics. Tuition: $500, scholarships available. Deadline in spring.
www.wpi.edu
