List of Summer Programs - The Science Academy of South Texas

Summer Programs 2016 The Science Academy of South Texas University ASSE
Baylor Uni.
Waco, TX
Baylor
University
Baylor
University
Boston
University
Boston, MA
Name International
Student Exchange
Program
Renaissance
Scholar Program
College/School
Engineering &
Comp. Science
Summer Music
Camps
High School
Summer Science
Research Program
Honors Program,
Summer Challenge,
Summer Preview,
Research Internship
Grade 9th -12th
Dates Varies
Website or Contact Information www.world-heritage.org
Entering
11th
June
www.baylor.edu/renaissancescholar
Baylor Uni.
Waco, TX
Submit your PSAT/SAT/ACT score to the Baylor
University Admissions Office
9th – 12th
Mid June
www.baylor.edu/busmc
For more information 254-710-4211.
11th-
12th
June -July
graders
Entering
10, 11th
and 12
Variety of weeks
see website!
www.baylor.edu/summerscience
Ms. Christina Redmer
• (254) 710-4288 (office)
• (254) 710-3639 (FAX)
Waco, Texas
• e-mail at [email protected].
www.bu.edu/summer/highschool
Boston University
Boston, MA
Criteria /Additional Information For more information contact the ASSE
Southern office at 703-518-5022 or (toll free) 800888-9040.
The program is open to rising seniors (a student
who has completed the 11th grade and will enter
the 12th grade in the fall). 1 .The Application
Form 2. A Teacher Recommendation Letter 3. A
Character Reference Letter 4. A Brief Essay 5.
An Official High School Transcript
High School Honors provides an opportunity for
motivated rising high school seniors and
exceptional juniors to experience undergraduate
life, both socially and academically, while
earning college credit.
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Boston
University
PROMYS
Program in Math
for Young
Scientists
Broadreach
Organization
Summer
Adventures for
Teens
Brown
University
Providence, RI
Brown
University
Providence, RI
Center for
Excellence in
Education
9-12
Varies
www.promys.org
PROMYS/Department of Mathematics
Boston University
Boston, MA 02215
Admissions decisions will be based on the
following criteria: applicants' solutions to a set
of challenging problems included with the
application packet; teacher recommendations;
high school transcripts; and student essays
explaining their interest in the program.
Ages
13-19
June, July, August
Fill out our online application or download
an application at www.academictreks.com
complete and mail to Broadreach.
Call us at 888-833-1907 to discuss our variety of
summer adventures that cater to different ages,
interests, abilities and experience levels.
Pre-College
Summer@ Brown
9-12
Varies
June through July
www.brown.edu/summer
Providence, RI
Leadership
Institute
&
Environmental
Leadership Lab
10-12
Varies
June through July
www.brown.edu/summer
Providence, RI
Varies
June through July
http://www.cee.org
Terry Hufford, Ph.D.
USABO Academic Coordinator
1. A completed Online Application or PDF
Download
2. A Teacher's Recommendation
3. A complete official high school
transcript which must include your most
recent grade report.
4. The application fee.
1. A completed Online Application or PDF
Download
2. A Teacher's Recommendation
3. A complete official high school
transcript which must include your most
recent grade report.
4. The application fee.
It is recommended that PSAT math scores be at
least 75, and combined math, verbal, and writing
PSAT scores be at least 220. ACT math scores
should be at least 33 and verbal scores at least
34.
Research Science
Institute
@
MIT
&
9-11
Entering
12th
2
Carleton College
College of
William & Mary
Congressman
Ruben Hinojosa
Cornell
University
Ithaca, NY
Cornell
University
Ithaca, NY
Cornell
University
Ithaca, NY
Carleton Summer
Science Institute
Pre-Collegiate
Summer Program
in Early American
History
US House of
Representatives
Democratic Page
Program
10-11
10-12
10-12
Age 16+
Summer College
Variety Science
Entering
Research,Architect
10th,
ure, Business,
11th, 12th
Film, Vet Med,
CURIE Academy
10-12th
Girls Only
CATALYST
Academy
10-12th
July to August
www.carleton.edu/summer
June - July
&
July -August
www.wm.edu/niahd
The College of William and Mary
Williamsburg, Virginia 23187-8795
July - August
Attn: Connie Humphrey – Chief of Staff)
Fax all forms at 202-225-5688
Or call 202-225-2531
http://hinojosa.house.gov/students/congres
sional-page-program.shtml
Varies by course
selection!
www.summercollege.cornell.edu
Ithaca, NY
July 12 - 18
July 12-18
www.engineering.cornell.edu/curie
www.engineering.cornell.edu/catalyst
The Carleton Summer Science Institute will help
students learn to think and write like a scientist
by doing science.
1. Application form
2. Official high school transcript
3. The teacher Evaluation for filled in by your
teacher
4. An essay of approximately 300 words
5. You may also send your PSAT, SAT, or ACT.
Required documents: transcript, principal
recommendation. Must be a US citizen. And
completed 10th or 11th grade.
Eligible students must have completed their
sophomore, junior, or senior year of high school
by June 2010
Background of Latino, Hispanic, Native
American, African American, etc./or any
minority group .Minimum 3.0 GPA. Essay.
Latino, Hispanic, Native American, African
American, etc./or any minority group are
encouraged to apply. Minimum 3.0 GPA. Essay.
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Carnegie Mellon
Carnegie Mellon
Pittsburg, PA
Clemson
University
Clemson, SC
Colorado
College
Colorado
Springs,
CO
Cornell
University
Summer PreCollege Programs
10th-11th
June -Aug
Pre-College Programs Carnegie Univ.
5000 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890
Online Application
www.cmu.edu/enrollment/pre-college
Application Fee -High School Transcript Standardized Test Scores - Letters of
Recommendation - Activities Resume *Essay
Academies: Fine Arts, Architecture, Art, Design,
Drama, Music
Summer Academy
for Math and
Science
Architecture, Fine
Arts, Video Game
Academy
Summer Science
Enrichment
Program
Entering
11th and
12th
June -August
Carnegie Mellon University
5000 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890
www.cmu.edu/enrollment/summerprogram
sfordiversity
8 sessions(weeks)
to choose from
www.clemson.edu/summerscience
Application Fee -High School Transcript Standardized Test Scores - Letters of
Recommendation - Activities Resume *Essay –
required.
Academies: Fine Arts, Architecture, Art, Design,
Drama, Music
1. • A letter of recommendation from a teacher,
2. counselor or school principal
3. • School transcript and GPA
4. • PSAT, SAT or ACT scores
www.ColoradoCollege.edu/SummerPrograms/
11th
A: May -June
B. June -July
C. July -August
11-12th
June -August
www.summercollege.cornell.edu
or email: [email protected]
Phone: 607.255.6203
College Ahead!
Program
&
Southwest HS
Scholars
Cornell
Engineering
Experience
9-12
SummerSession/HSstudents.asp
Colorado Springs, CO 80903-3294
• High School Students Traditional Residence
Hall Rates:
Room and Board = $1,075 per block
(Board includes 40 meals per block plus 50
“tiger bucks”
per block for Rastall Café or Colorado Coffee)
Mature and have intellectual curiosity. Ready to
take on college level work and living.
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Earlham College
Eastman School
of MusicUniversity of
Rochester, NY
George
Washington Uni.
Washington, DC
Georgetown Un
FW Olin College
Columbia Univ.
Stanford Univ.
Georgetown
University
Washington, DC
Harvard
University
Cambridge, MA
Explore -ACollege
Eastman Summer
GW Summer
Scholars PreCollege ,Einstein
Summer Science
Scholarship
National
Leadership
Summit
9-11th
Mid July
9-11th
Varies by program
selected
9-11th
10,11, 12
July - July
July – August
6 Wk Session
July- August
Varies by
Universtiy
Summer College,
Gateway to
Business, College
Prep, International
Ages
13-18
Dates Vary
Harvard Summer
School
Secondary School
Prog.
9-11th
Varies by Program
selected!
E-mail: [email protected]
Phone: 1-800-327-5426
www.earlham.edu/~eac
www.esm.rochester.edu/summer/highscho
ol.php
Schedule on file
www.gwu.edu/summer/scholars
10 day mini courses: Photo, Law, Politics,
Bio Med. Eng.
6 week Pre-College Program for rising
seniors
www.lead-america.org
1101 Pennsylvania Ave. NW Suite 600
Washington, DC 20004
1.866-FYI-LEAD
http://scs.georgetown.edu/sphs/
Georgetown University
Summer HS Programs Box 571006
Washington, DC 20057
www.ssp.harvard.edu
51 Brattle Street, Cambridge, MA 021383722 USA
(617) 495-3192
[email protected]
Essay, Transcript, Letter of Recommendation
from teacher, Letter of Recommendation from
Counselor.
Music Horizons, Summer Jazz Studies
High School Wind Ensemble Workshop
Collegiate Institutes for High School Students
This internationally acclaimed program is for
students currently in grades 9–12 who are
seriously considering a career in music.
Admission decisions are made on a rolling and
space-available basis. Your application will be
reviewed when all five components are received.
Students who participate in Executive &
Legislative Simulation in which they’ll be faced
with complex issues facing the nation and our
world.
$50 application fee
Transcript
Recommendation Form
Essay
The nonrefundable $50 application fee must be
submitted with your application materials. All
payments must be
in US currency, payable through US banks
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Indiana
University
Bloomington, IN
Young Women’s
Institute
Kelley School of
Business
Institute for
Educational
Advancement
Various sites
11th
grade
Check website for
details
Apprenticeship
Program 2010
Medical, Physics,
Chemical,
Industrial Design,
Bus.Dev.
Open to
all
Priority
Submission:
March 1st
Regular
Submission:
April 1st
Johns Hopkins
University
Baltimore, MD
Johns Hopkins:
Summer University
Discover Hopkins
Engineering
Innovations
See
website
Session I:
May – July
Session II:
July - August
Lead America
Washington DC
Congressional
Leadership
Conference
6th -12th
Grade
See website for
more details.
Various
Universities
Leadership, Aviation
Aeronautics Arts,
Forensics, Military,
Eng/Robotics, Business,
Law, Medicine/Health,
Natl. Lead. Ambassadors
http://www.kelley.iu.edu
Contact Megan Ray at (812) 855-4474 or
[email protected].
Bloomington, IN
A minimum GPA of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale, and
factors such as extracurricular involvement, a
letter of recommendation, and seriousness of
purpose will influence selection decisions.
www.educationaladvancement.org
Apprenticeship Program
INSTITUTE FOR ED.ADVANCEMENT
625 Fair Oaks Avenue, Suite 285
South Pasadena, CA 91030
Phone 626-403-8900
Submit transcript
Good standing GPA
Required application online.
http://www.jhu.edu/summer
Whitehead Hall, Suite 100
3400 North Charles Street
Baltimore, Maryland
410.516.4548
800.548.0548
The Johns Hopkins Summer University Program
offers qualified high school students the
opportunity to take freshman- and sophomorelevel credit classes in arts and sciences and
engineering.
www.lead-america.org
[email protected]
CSLC information: [email protected]
NJLC information: [email protected]
Telephone
1.866.FYI.LEAD (394.5323) toll free
1.561.368.8085
Lead America is dedicated to inspiring and
empowering the world’s youth to achieve their
full potential by instilling in them a sense of
purpose, integrity, self confidence and personal
responsibility.
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National
Hispanic
Institute
Lorenzo De Zavala
Youth Legislative
10th
&11th
TEXAS LDZ
Georgetown, TX
July 18-25
www.nhi-net.org
National Hispanic Institute
P. O. Box 220
Maxwell, Texas 78656
(512) 357-6137 [phone]
(512) 357-2206 [fax]
June 6 - June 19
June 20 - July 3
July 4 - July 17
www.sharpeartfdn.org
The Marie Walsh Sharpe
Art Foundation, 830 North Tejon Street,
Suite 120, Colorado Springs, CO 80903
July - July
July - July
Aug. –Aug.
http://leap.mcmaster.ca
McMaster University
1280 Main St. W.
Hamilton, Ontario
The Great Debate
Programs
Marie Walsh
Sharpe Art
Foundation
McMaster
University
Hamilton,
Ontario, Canada
Notre Dame
University
Summer Art
Seminar
At Colorado
College, Colorado
Springs, CO
LEAP-Learning
Advancement
Program-Intro Engineering
-Engineering
Design
–Bio Engineering
ND Summer
Scholars
& Leadership
Seminars
Present
11th
grade
students
9-12
10th
&
11th
Scholars
6/19 - 7/2
Seminar
Dates will vary
www.precollege.nd.edu
2010 Online application now available
GPA of 3.2 or 88 school certified grade point
average. Enrolled in college bound curriculum.
Extracurricular activities and community
leadership service.
A maximum of 60 students (up to 20 per
session)
There are three, two-week sessions. Students
select, in order of preference, which session
they would like to attend. Each student may
attend only one session.
All applicants will receive notification of
acceptance and course placement immediately
upon receipt of application.
Pre-College Programs information (574) 6310990 or email at [email protected]
Apply online only.
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National Institute
of Health
Bethesda,
Maryland
STEP-UP Program
Short-Term
Research
Internship
Program
11-12
National Youth
Leadership
Forum on
Medicine
National Youth
Forum on Medicine
Law & CSI
National Security
10th-12th
New Mexico
Tech
Socorro, NM
Northwestern
University
Evanston, IL
New York
University
Summer Prog
Physics,CSI:DNA,
9-12th
Engineering ,
Comp. Sci.
National High
School Institute
9-11
Film/video, debate,
theatre, music,
journalism
Pre-College
11th-12th
Summer
8 Week Program
http://stepup.niddk.nih.gov/
San Francisco, CA 94118
TEL: (415) 476-4575
E-MAIL: [email protected]
http://www.training.nih.gov/student/sip/
Check website
23 Sessions
offered in different
cities
www.nylf.org
National Youth Leadership Forum on
Medicine
1919 Gallows Road, Suite 700
Vienna, VA 22182
Late June
http://externalweb.nmt.edu/mini
Flyer on file
Late June –
Late July
July-Aug.
www.northwestern.edu/nhsi
Northwestern University
617 Noyes Street
Evanston, IL 60208-4165
Phone: 800.662.NHSI
www.nyu.edu/summer/2011/highschool
High school students who have completed the
eleventh grade
Undergraduate students who have completed at
least one year at an accredited institution
U.S. Citizens, non-citizen nationals, or legal
permanent residents
The National Youth Leadership Forum on
Medicine (NYLF/MED) introduces outstanding
high school students to medicine. This 10-day
program introduces students to professionals
and faculty from renowned institutions learning.
Rising sophomores, juniors and seniors
GPA - at least a 2.75 cumulative grade point
average (on a 4.0 scale)
1. current transcript with a “B” Average and
high school credits *and submit PSAT
scores.
2. • meet a high standard of character,
dependability, and intelligence
1. Complete the 2011 Precollege
Application.
2. Transcipt.
3. Personal Statement.
4. Letter of Recommendation
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Northwestern
University
Evanston, IL
Norwich
University
Oxbridge
Academic
Programs
Pace University
New York, NY
College Prep
*Law
* Humanitarianism
*Economy
*Society
Entering
11th
June -July
&
July -July
Future Leader
Camp
10-12
SS1 June -July
SS2 Mid to Late
July
Oxford 2011
*England
*France
*Spain
*New York
Summer Scholars
Program-Acting,
Forensics, Art,
Computer Info.
Psychology,
Humanities, &
Business
9-12
See website for
Academy Dates
10-11
July - July
www.northwestern.edu/collegeprep
The College Preparation Program
405 Church St.
Evanston, IL 60208
http://www.norwich.edu/admissions/summ
erprograms.html
www.oxbridgeprograms.com
OXBRIDGE ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
601 Cathedral Parkway, Suite 7R
New York, New York 10025-2186
1-800-828-8349
www.pace.edu/summerscholars
Pforzheim Honors College *W207E Pace
Plaza*
New York, NY*10038
Telephone 212-346-1192
Application form; 250 - 500 word personal
statement; List of extracurricular activities;
Official high school transcript;
Letter of
recommendation in a sealed envelope from a
teacher or counselor; $50 non-refundable
application fee. Check or money order only.
GPA OF 3.0
A letter of recommendation addressing the
applicant’s academic abilities and leadership
potential. Applicants should seek
recommendations from people such as a
guidance counselor, teacher, coach, employer
Include a current transcript or a copy of most
recent report card. (An unofficial photocopy is
acceptable.)
On a separate sheet, type a personal statement
of at least 500 words.
Please provide a copy of your high school
transcripts or a letter from your school
administration that states you are of good
academic standing and are currently a
sophomore or junior. TWO PAGE, TYPED
ESSAY (double spaced) about your academic
and extracurricular interests.
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Pacific
Northwest
College of Art
Pre-College
Summer Studios
9-12
Phillips Exeter
Academy
Exeter, NH
Exeter Summer
School
9-12
Rensselaer
Polytechnic
Institute, Troy,
New York
Rochester
Institute of
Technology
PREFACE
Engineering
Program
10th-11th
Explore Your
Future
(college bound
deaf & hard of
hearing)
Summer Science
Internship
10-11
UUT Sch. Of Public
Health, UT Health
July -July
July - August
July - July
July – Aug.
10-11th
S1 Mid July
S2 Late July
Date Pending
ScienceSan Antonio
Sam Houston
State University
Criminal Justice
Summer Camp
San Francisco
Art Institute
Pre-College
Program &
Young Artist
Program
Ages 1517
Ages
16-18
Ages
13-15
Sessions Vary
June-July
http://www.pnca.edu/programs/ce/precolleg There is no deadline for registration, but each
e
studio track and the entire program may fill by
Northwest College of Art
early May 2009.
503. NW Johnson, Portland, OR 97209
www.exeter.edu/summer
To apply online.
http://doso.rpi.edu/preface
Dean of Students Office
110 Eighth Street, Academy Hall 4721
Troy, New York 12180
www.rit.edu/NTID/EYFHS
or contact [email protected] or by phone at
585-475-6700
www.rgvsa.org
(956)882-5185
[email protected]
http://www.cjcenter.org
Candice Williams
Summer Camp Coordinator
(936) 294-1702
http://sfai.edu/precollege
San Francisco, CA 94133
415.771.702
The Summer School seeks students who are
motivated to learn and prepared to contribute
fully to classroom work and the community.
Selection is based on high school academic
performance, standardized test scores, quality
of essay, and recommendations
The EYF program has been providing deaf and
hard of hearing young people with career
information on options for more than 20 years.
20 Hours per Week. Receive hand-on training in
science from experts at Valley Universities.
Camp activities include introductions to
forensic technology, martial arts, law, and teambuilding exercises. Sample itinerary on file.
Program offers a focused and fun environment
for exploring new techniques and developing
artistic painting, photography, & drawing,
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Savannah
College of Art &
Design
Savannah, GA
SCAD Summer
Seminars
SYA(School Year
Abroad)
Study abroad-Italy,
Vietnam, France,
Japan, Spain
Skidmore
College
Saratoga
Springs, NY
Summer
Programs
(12 Programs)
Fine Arts, Sports,
Flute, Dance, Jazz,
Studio
SMITH
COLLEGE
Science and
Engineering
Program for
H.S. Girls
9, 10,11,
12
Smithsonian
Latino Center
Young
Ambassadors
Program
12
St. George’s
University
9-11th
Varies
June through July
Rising Star
MED VET Summer
Academies
*Medicine
*Veterinary
10th and
11th
Varies
See
Website
Date varies by
program
www.scad.edu/summerprograms
www.sya.org
School Year Abroad
439 South Union Street
Lawrence, MA 01843
www.skidmore.edu/summer
Jeffrey O. Segrave, Ph.D., Dean
815 North Broadway
Saratoga Springs, New York 12866-1632
(518) 580-5590
Completed online application Official high
school transcript;
Official report of SAT or ACT scores; Visual
portfolio; Teacher Recommendations
1. Essay of 500 words
2. 2 page resume
Archaeological Field School Camp Northwoods
Dance Workshop Flute Institute Jazz Institute
Pre-College Program
Studio Art Program Summer Conferences
Summer Term Writers Institute Young Writers
Institute
All of July
15-18
yrs. of
age
Training Mid June
Internship Late
June
June - June
Telephone: 413-585-3060
E-mail: [email protected]
www.smith.edu/ssep
Northampton, Massachusetts
Students need not have taken advanced science
courses but must have a strong record of
academic achievement, a high level of
motivation and a willingness to explore.
www.latino.si.edu/education
202.633.1268
Paid training along with a $2,000 scholarship for
college.
Thomas Day, Med/Vet Summer Academy
Coordinator: [email protected]
www.sgu.edu/futurestudents/programs
The Med/Vet Summer Academy has both a premedicine and a pre-veterinary medicine
component.
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Stanford
University
Stanford, CA
High School
Summer College
Stephen F.
Austin State
University
School of
Music
Age
16-17
June - August
http://summer.stanford.edu
High School Summer College
Stanford University
Phone: 650-723-3109
Band Camps and
Drum Major Camps
9-12th
Dates Vary
June
www.music.sfasu.edu/bandcamps
Email [email protected]
Texas A& M
University
College Station
ExpLORE
Teaching Careers
& Improving
Leadership Skills
9-11th
June
http://educate.tamu.edu/articles/explore
David Byrd, at (979) 862-7167.
Texas A &M
University
Galveston
Sea Camp
&
TAG
Ages
10-18
Dates
Vary by
Camp
http://www.tamug.edu/seacamp/
High School Summer College participants
should expect their class enrollments to reflect
a broad range of experiences, cultures, and
ideas.
Check the website for further details.
Competitive application process. The
conference is open to students who are
finishing their junior year and are ranked in the
Top 25% of their high school class.
Grades 8-12 are being offered this summer at Texas
A&M University at Galveston. Sea Camp was
founded in 1986 and provides residential, hands-on
marine adventures.
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Texas A&M
College of
Architecture
Camp ARCH
Architecture
Texas A&M
University
College Station
Texas A&M
Kingsville
Texas Lutheran
UniversitySeguin, TX
Texas State
Edwards Aquifer
Research Data Center
Texas State
University
San Marcos, TX
www.arch.tamu.edu
9-12th
Mid July
Veterinary
Enrichment Camp
10-11th
Late July
GEMS Camps
(Girls)& Young
Engineers of South
Texas(coed)
Lone Star Scholars
Academy
Open to
anyone
age
14-21
Website not yet
updated
9-11
July – July
http://www.tlu.edu/prospective_students/ls
sa
Ages
9-15
See Website for
Dates
(8)one-week camps
(2)two-week camps
www.eardc.txstate.edu/camp.html
Call us at (512)-245-2329
Texas State University, San Marco
Aquatic Science
Adventure Camp
Honors Summer
Math Camp
Texas Math Works
Open
June – July
http://www.cvm.tamu.edu/bims/camp.shtml
College of Veterinary Medicine& Bio. Sci.
Texas A&M University
800)874-9591
Apply online at
www.engineer.tamuk.edu/GEMS
www.txstate.edu/mathworks
Texas State University
601 University Drive
San Marcos, TX 78666
Students are selected based on academic
performance and essay response. 50
Participant.
Selection Process: Complete applications will
be reviewed and assigned a random number. 43
seats per camp date will be drawn from
complete, eligible applications for camp
attendance.
Selection is based on core area GPA, school
attendance, and essay describing educational
goals.
Students who have successfully taken the PSAT
and/or rank in the top half of their class.
Receive a strong recommendation from a
teacher or guidance counselor.
Let your student experience the fun and
excitement of learning about freshwater
ecosystems in the Central Texas Hill Country
The Texas Math Works Honors Summer Math
Camp is an intensive summer program for
outstanding high school students who are
excited about doing mathematics-- the goal of
the program is to develop our talented youth by
providing challenging courses.
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Texas A&M
College Station
The Junior
Statesmen
Foundation of
Yale, Stanford
Princeton,
Georgetown
Electrical and
Computer
Engineering
Summer Camp
Junior Statesmen
Summer School
10 & 11
Present
11th or
12 grade
July-August
Varies by Program
and location
United States
Military
Academy
West Point, NY
West Point
Summer Leaders
Seminar
11-12
grade
students
May -June
June -June
United States
Naval Academy
Annapolis, MD
University of
Southern
California
Los Angeles, CA
United States
Naval Academy –
Summer Seminar
Exploration of
Architecture
Science Camp &
Summer Seminars
Complet
ed 11th
grade
3 Session all in
June
9-12
July (2wk)
July (4wk)
http://www.ece.tamu.edu
This camp is for students seeking electrical or
computer engineering
Admissions Office ph. 800-317-9338
Junior Statesmen Summer School
400 S. El Camino Real, Suite 300
San Mateo, CA 94402
www.jsa.org/summer
Admission to the Summer School is
competitive. Decisions are based on academic
achievement, leadership ability, maturity and
interest in politics.
www.Admissions.WestPoint.edu
USMA Admissions
Building 606, West Point, New York
www.usna.edu/Admissions
1.
2.
3.
4.
Junior class size and your class ranking
Social security number
Grade point average
One or more test scores from the PSAT,
SAT, or ACT
Superior high school performance to include:
GPA, class standing, and/or strong PSAT, SAT,
or ACT results;
www.usc.edu/dept/architecture/explor/
Online application
http://www.usc.edu/dept/admissions/progra
Letter of recommendation
ms/summer//high.shtml
Transcript
Summer Programs
Application Fee ($45) Science Camp (girls only)
Los Angeles, CA 90089
Students are encouraged to apply early!!
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University of
Alaska
Fairbanks
University of
Cambridge
University of
Dallas
University of
Maryland
Alaska Summer
Research
Academy
Civil Eng., Math,
Science/Forensics/
Robotics
Cambridge College
Programme
Shakespeare in
Italy
&
Latin in Rome
Women in
Engineering
S.P.I.C.E. Camp
8-12
June
Other programs
preview different
dates
9-12
July - August
Paris Addition
Option Dates Vary
10th
&11th
Varies
3 weeks
Per Program
Late June to
8th and
9th
Early July
www.uaf.edu/asra
University of Alaska Fairbanks
PO Box 755940
Fairbanks, AK 99775
Jeff Drake, Director
The Cambridge College Programme
The John Hancock Building
175 East Delaware Place, Suite 5518
Chicago, Illinois 60611
www.cambridgecollegeprogramme.org
Rome and Summer Programs Office
Office (972)721-5181
Fax (972)721-5283
www.udallas.edu/travel
www.wie.umd.edu/precollege/spice.html
www.wie.umd.edu
Alana Johnson
Coordinator, Women in Engineering
Program
Maryland
(301) 405-3283
[email protected]
The Alaska Summer Research Academy (ASRA)
is one of the best academic experiences in the
United States. Come to Fairbanks, Alaska and
share the long days of summer with us! ASRA
2009 will be an experience you will remember all
year!
Sports and evening activities offered every
night. 65 courses to choose from including an
optional extension trip to Paris.
The University of Dallas invites eager and
qualified young Latinists to participate in its
one-of-a-kind program in Latin situated just
outside of Rome. Like all of our study-travel
programs, at least 3 yrs. of HS Latin.
Fundraising is available for interested students.
Students are exposed to a variety of engineering
disciplines. E2@UMD is an opportunity
for you to meet other young women interested
in math and science and learn from female
engineering students and professionals!
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University of
Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI
University of
Mississippi
University, MS
University of
North Texas
Denton, TX
University of
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA
Michigan Math and
Science Scholars
Summer College
for High School
Students at Ole
Miss Bus.Admin.,
Art, Engin. Health
Prof, PreMed,
Journ. PreLaw,
Texas Governor’s
School
PENN Engineering
Summer Academy
in Applied Science
&Tech.
Computer Graphics,
Computer Science,
Nanotechnology, and
Robotics
9th
-11th
10th
-11th
10th
9-12
June - July
www.math.lsa.umich.edu/mmss
Michigan Math and Science Scholars
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1043
Voice 734.647.4466
Session I:
May -June
Session II:
June -July
www.outreach.olemiss.edu/SCHS
E-mail [email protected] - OR- call
us with your mailing information at 662915-7621.
All of June
http://web3.unt.edu/tgs/
University of North Texas
Texas Governor’s School
1155 Union Circle #310967
Denton, Texas 76203-5017
http://www.seas.upenn.edu/saast/
University of Pennsylvania - School of
Engineering & Applied Science
Office of Academic Programs - 111 Towne
Building - 220 South 33rd Street,
Philadelphia, PA
215.898.7246
Mid July
Michigan Math and Science Scholars (MMSS), a
program designed to expose high school
students to current developments and research
in the sciences and to encourage the next
generation of researchers to develop and retain
a love of mathematics and science
Good academic and conduct standing in the
tenth or eleventh grade. Applicant must have
permission to attend from his/her principal
Applicant must have two recommendation
forms from In addition to the requirements listed
in application by program.
See Website for more details.
Make the most of your summer! The School of
Engineering and Applied Science offers summer
classes for undergraduates, graduate students,
international undergraduates, and high school
students. Check out the links below for more
information.
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University of
Texas at Austin
MITE
Introduction to
Engineering
University of
Texas at Austin
McCombs Future
Executive
Academy
Accounting Career
Awareness
See
website
Mid June
University of
Texas at Austin
First bytes
For Young Women
10th &
11th
Late June
University of
Texas at Austin
School of
Architecture
Summer Academy
in Architecture
Young Scholars
Program
Age 17
as of
June 13
June - July
University of
Texas at Austin
Dept. of Chem.&
Biochemistry
Welch Summer
Scholar Program
at Five Texas
Universities
11th -12th
June – July
10th
or
11th
grade
S I: Early June
S II: Mid June
a.) Score a minimum of 500 on the SAT Math
section,
b.) Score a minimum of 50 on the PSAT
Math section (most students have taken the
PSAT by the fall semester of their 10th
grade year), or
c.) Rank in the top 30 percent of their class.
www.engr.utexas.edu/eoe/precollege/mite/
Phone Number: (512) 471-5953
E-mail Address: [email protected]
Office Location: ECJ 2.102
Recruitment Coordinator: Sara Sanchez
https://utdirect.utexas.edu/business/summ
er/index.WBX
McCombs School of Business
Univ. of Texas at Austin
Austin, Texas
http://www.cs.utexas.edu/~firstbytes
Please call us at 512-471-9703 or 512-4719523 or email [email protected]
http://soa.utexas.edu/summeracademy/
The Summer Academy of Arch. UT-A
1 University Station - B7500
Austin, TX 78712-0222
(512) 471-9890
Welch Summer Scholar Program
http://www.wssptx.com/index.html
512-471-3288
University of Texas at Austin,
Dept. of Chem. & BioChem.
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•
Minimum GPA of 3.2 on a 4.0 scale
Two letters of recommendation
High School transcript
Resume
You are encouraged 1. You are a female. 2. You
are finishing your sophomore year.3. Like Math
4. You have a GPA of 3.0 or above or 80+
The Summer Academy is geared toward people
who have little to no background in architecture
and who wish to test and refine their interests in
the field. Applicants considering applying to t
the University of Texas at Austin or other
Applicants may be nominated by a teacher or
counselor; family members are not eligible to
nominate. • Electronic Nomination Form is on
the website.
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UT Medical
Branch
Galveston TX
Summer Research
for
High School
Students
UT
Pan American
Edinburg, TX
Pre-freshman
Engineering
Program
(TexPREP)
Summer Discovery
Various
Universities
Washington
Univ. at St.
Louis.
St. Louis, Mo.
Creative Writing
Japanese Culture
Pre-Medical
&
High School
Summer Scholars
10-11
June-July
www.utmb.edu/oeo
No housing provided.
(409) 772-7836 Sylvia Torres.
301 University Boulevard
Galveston, Tx
The core of this experience is placement of each
student for eight weeks in an ongoing research
team. Students who participate in this program
will be part-time temporary UTMB employees
and paid the federal minimum wage ($6.55/hr).
7-9th
June-July
The University of Texas-Pan American
1201 W. University Drive, ERSH 2.207
Edinburg, Texas 78541
Phone: (956) 381-2592/381-258
Student Application/Student Test Please call for
Testing Dates
Recommendation Letters, Essay
Current/Latest Report Card
9, 10,11,
12
Current
10 &11
June Options
July Options
Varies
June through July
1326 Old Northern Blvd.
Roslyn, New York 11576
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.summerdiscovery.com
Phone Number: 516-621-3939
Catalog available at the Counseling Center or
visit website.
Pre-College Enrichment
On-Campus Community Service/Internships
College Admission/College Visits
Language and Cultural Immersion
http://summerexperiences.wustl.edu/institu Applicants should have an academic average of
tes
B+ or better. Applicants should have a
High School Summer Scholars Program
combined SAT score of at least 1800 (includes
Washington University in St. Louis
Critical Reading, Math, and Writing), a combined
Campus Box 1145, January Hall 100
PSAT score of 180, or an ACT or PLAN
St. Louis, MO 63130-4899
composite score of at least 25.
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Windsor
Mountain
International
Various locals
World Horizons
Intl.
Various
Countries
Student Travel
6-12
Vary by Program
www.WindsorMountain.org
1-800-862-7760
9-12
Vary by Program
www.world-horizons.com
800) 262-5874 or (203) 266-5874
World Horizons International, LLC.
P.O. Box 662
Bethlehem, CT 06751-0662
Summer Camp
Sum Program with
a Purpose Travel,
community
service, and
language
immersion
Windsor Mountain students live and travel
simply. Everything
necessary for complete participation in our
programs can easily fit into a travel backpack
and a book bag. Commitment to simplicity is an
important part of the overall Windsor Mountain
World Horizons International (WHI) has offered
community service trips for teens. With
locations in Costa Rica, Dominica, Ecuador, Fiji,
Iceland, Israel, Italy, England and domestic
locations, WHI has been successful in
establishing local contacts in our foreign
locations allowing our participants to blend
cultural immersion with hands on volunteer
work for a rich and rewarding experience!
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