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This is a list of programs for which information has been received in guidance center; list will be updated as materials arrive. You can also check website of individual colleges in which you might be interested for programs available there.
ACTION QUEST & LIFEWORKS - international educational opportunities with strong
emphasis on building self-reliance & personal responsibility. Apply online: www.lifeworks-international.com, or www.actionquest.com
BRADLEY UNIVERSITY – Summer Enrichment Program. One week residential enrichment
program for students who have completed sophomore or junior year: computer and electrical
engineering, leadership development, nursing, broadcasting, “speech camp”. June and July.
Application available on website: www.bradley.edu/ccd/summerenrichment
BROWN UNIVERSITY – Leadership Institute – study global challenges & develop leadership
skills, gr.9-12. Information & application: www.brown.edu/summer.
CARNEGIE MELLON – National High School Game Academy (interactive, digital game
development); fine arts; architecture and other programs for juniors and seniors. Deadline: May
1. Application online: www.cmu.edu
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO: Summer session programs for high school students; explore
topics intensively, through hands-on activities, permitting close observation and analysis.
Various topics are available. Apply online: http://summer.uchicago.edu/hs.
Language Study-- Apply: summer.uchicago.edu/language. Deadline: May 15.
COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY – Pre-Collegiate Summer Program in Early American
History for juniors and seniors. Deadline: April 23 Application online: www.wm.edu/niahd
COLORADO COLLEGE – choose from a full range of course offerings. Website:
www.ColoradoCollege.edu/summerprograms
COLUMBIA COLLEGE, MISSOURI – Summer Ethics Academy for juniors, June 8-28, no cost.
Application available: www.ccis.edu/SummerEthics
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY – summer high school programs, grades 9-12- sciences, law,
business, engineering, politics, arts. Website: www.ce.columbia.edu/hs2009.
COTTEY COLLEGE, Nevada, MO. - Music & Dance Workshops for girls 10,11,12 grades, and
Exploring Careers in Science Workshop. Applications must be received by April 15. website:
www.cottey.edu/home/departments/summerprograms.html
DUKE UNIVERSITY –TIP (Talent Identification Program)- for grades 9-12, pre-college, field
studies, institutes. Website: www.tip.duke.edu
FURMAN UNIVERSITY – summer scholars programs in July, for juniors and seniors.
Qualified students are accepted on a first-come basis. Website:www.furman.edu/summerscholars
GEORGE WASHINGTON –Summer Scholars: minicourses for rising grades 10-12, a 6 week
program for rising seniors. Website: www.summerscholars.gwu.edu.
GRINNELL COLLEGE - Summer Institute. Deadline: March 20 For more information and to
download application, go to website:
www.grinnell.edu/admission/summer/suminst
HARVARD – Summer School secondary school program. Website:
www.ssp.harvard.edu
HILLSDALE COLLEGE - High school students study abroad trips; “Heroes & Heroism in
Literature,” “Western Civilization Visions from Italy,” “Sir Winston Churchill & WWII.” Earn
college credit.
UNIVERSITY OF IOWA – Iowa Young Writers Studio. For students who have completed
sophomore year; classes in fiction, poetry & creative writing. June 15-28 and July 6-19.
Deadline: March 1. Applications online: www.uiowa.edu/youngwriters
iD TECH CAMPS & GAMING CAMPS: movie editing & film courses, gaming & game design
courses, programming & robotics, web design course. Courses are held at universities
throughout U.S. including Washington University. Information: www.internalDrive.com
JUNIOR STATESMEN Summer School –students who have interest in politics and current
events. Located on campuses of Georgetown, Princeton, Yale & Stanford.
KANSAS CITY ART INSTITUTE: PCAL (Pre-College ArtLab), for 15-18 year olds.
Applications due by April 21 for scholarships and April 28 for non-scholarships. For more
information visit www.kcai.edu.
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS, SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING:
KU Survivor: Engineering Outback – guys-only weeklong engineering experience for
sophomores, juniors or seniors, July.
Project Discovery: gals-only weeklong summer camp featuring hands-on know-how & field
trips. June or July.
LANDMARK VOLUNTEERS – YOUTH ACROSS AMERICA, Making a Real Difference in the World around Them. 2 week summer volunteer opportunities with environmental, historical,
cultural & social service organizations. Apply online: landmarksummer.org.
LAWRENCE TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY, Southfield, Michigan - Forensic Summer
Science Institute for high school sophomores and juniors. June 25 – July 3. All you pay is
registration fee of $125. Online applications: www.ltu.edu/community_k12/forensic_summer_science
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN- MICHIGAN MATH & SCIENCE SCHOLARS: High School
Summer Program. June 29-July 11 or July 13-25. Apply online: http://www.math.lsa.umich.edu/mmss
MISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, ROLLA:
Nuclear Engineering Camp: juniors & seniors; July 2-7, July 19-24.
SUMMER EXPLOSIVES CAMPS: must be age 16; June 7-13, 14-20, 21-27.
Summer Solutions 9-10
Youth Advancement (MAYA): Academic program designed for high-achieving students (gr.8-
12) eager to earn advanced credits and learn in accelerated & immersed academic environment;
will further knowledge in science, technology, engineering, math & computing. June 28-July 25.
Other camps also, see website: http://summer.mst.edu.
MIZZOU - Engineering Summer Program, for 10,11,& 12
13-18, July 20-25. Download the registration form: Engineering.Missouri.edu/k-12. Apply
early to ensure your acceptance.
MIZZOU – DIVERSITY IN ENGINEERING PROGRAM, for students in grades 10, 11 & 12;
African-American, Hispanic, American Indian. Sessions: July 6-11, 13-18, 20-25. The first 40
eligible students to apply will receive a full scholarship, including the cost of camp & room and
board.
MIZZOU - High School Mini Medical School – one week preview of medical school. Juniors –
go to website for information and application:
Deadline: March 15
MIZZOU - Missouri Business Week, for freshmen, sophomores and juniors. June 28-July 2.
Deadline: April 17 Website:
.www.missouribusinessweek.com
MURRAY STATE UNIVERSITY – Commonwealth Honors Academy, juniors. Deadline:
March 1 Website: www.murraystate.edu/cha
CyberCave Academy – free technology camp.www.murraystate.edu/tsm/cybercave
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC STUDENT EXPEDITIONS – gr.9-12, many different countries. Website: www.ngstudentexpeditions.com
NAVAL ACADEMY – summer seminar: May 30-June 4, June 6-11, and June 13-18. High
School juniors apply online between Feb.1-Mar.31. Website: www.usna.edu/Admissions
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY – National High School Music Institute – June 29 – Aug. 1.
Early decision: March 10, regular decision: April 25. For applications call 1-847-491-3141 Website: northwestern.edu/nhsi..
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME – for sophomores & juniors: Global Issues Seminar, July
20-26, deadline: Feb. 15; N.D. Summer Scholars, June 22-July 5, deadline: Mar. 1.
OXBRIDGE ACADEMIC PROGRAMS – Oxford, Cambridge, Paris. For grades 9-12.
Deadlines: Jan and Feb. Website:
www.oxbridgeprograms.com
PENN (University of Pennsylvania) – Summer Academy in Applied Science & Technology:
July 8-27, sophomores to seniors. Deadline: March 29. For applications:
www.seas.upenn.edu/saast
PRATT INSTITUTE, New York: PreCollege Program for students who are at least 16 years old
& have completed sophomore year to earn elective college credits. Students immerse themselves
in program of art, design, architecture, creative writing, cultural studies and more. Deadline:
April 1. For more information, go to www.pratt.edu/ccps-precollege.
RHODES COLLEGE: Summer Writing Institute for rising juniors & seniors. For information
& application, visit www.rhodes.edu/summerwriting
ROCKHURST UNIVERSITY: Research College of Nursing Summer Nursing Camp: for
juniors and seniors, June 4-8. Application due May 12. For more information, call Kristy
Evans at 816-501-2345 or 800-842-6776.
ST LOUIS UNIVERSITY – workshops for juniors & seniors: (AIMS) Adventures in Medicine
& Science – June 22-26. Surgical Procedures Workshop – July 13-17. Details & application
are online: www.aims.slu.edu Deadline: Mar. 17.
PARKS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, Aviation & Technology offers Parks Summer
Academy to rising seniors. June 21-26. Also a Summer Day Camp- July 13-17. Program
includes flight simulator experience, engineering laboratory experiments, & orientation flights.
Details & application: www.parks.slu.edu
SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN: One week residential summer workshop
programs held in June and July, on both campuses in Savannah and Atlanta. For more
information visit the college website: www.scad.edu/summer
SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS – summer courses in film, cartooning, painting & drawing,
graphic design, photography, computer art. Registration information: www.sva.edu
STARS – rising juniors & seniors work in laboratory research setting for six weeks at University
of Missouri,St.Louis. Apply- Mar.2-27. Website: www.umsl.edu/~sep/programs/stars.html.
UPWARD BOUND MATH AND SCIENCE - St.Louis University, junior or senior, June 16-
July 27, free. For information contact, Dr. Johnson, Director Math and Science Regional Center,
1-314-977-2930.
U.S. MILITARY SERVICE ACADEMIES PREPARATORY & LEADERSHIP- HONOR
CODE CAMPS: gr.8-12, learn how to prepare, apply and get into a U.S. Military Service
Academy. Open to registration on a first come, first served basis. Information & application:
www.HonorCodeCamps.com
UNIVERSITY OF TULSA - Summer residential camps for sophomores or juniors:
Screenwriting, June 10-16; Filmmaking, June 16-23. For registration materials contact
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WALGREENS & ST.LOUIS COLLEGE OF PHARMACY – Pharmacy Career Explorers
Program – juniors, learn the basics of community pharmacy, June 15 -July 11. Receive a $1200
educational stipend upon completion of 4 week program. Deadline: March 18. Applications
available in Guidance Office.
WEST POINT - Summer Leaders Seminar: May 30-June 5, 6-12, juniors. Deadline: Mar.31.
Apply online at website: www.admissions.usma.edu.
WORLD HORIZONS INTERNATIONAL – offers teens opportunity to travel and do
community service, both domestically and internationally. For information go to website:
www.world-horizons.com.
AIR FORCE ACADEMY – summer seminar: June 3-7, 9-13, 15-19. High school juniors apply
online.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY – High School Honors Program, 6 weeks, earn college credit or
conduct scientific research (16-17 yrs old); Summer Challenge Program, 2 weeks, enroll in two
non-credit seminars (14-17 yrs. Old). Deadline: May 1 website:
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY- Summer College for high school students, College prep
program, International relations program, journalism workshop, and others. Website: http://summer.georgetown.edu
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