SUMMER & OTHER OPPORTUNITIES
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Academic Talent Development Program at UC Berkeley: ATDP invites highly
motivated young scholars to apply. A six week session of challenging and
stimulating courses, designed for both academic acceleration and enrichment. For
more information and/or to receive an application http://atdp.berkeley.edu
The American Academy of Dramatic Arts: 2 & 4 Week Summer intensives.
Schools located in Los Angeles and New York. www.aada.org
The American Leadership Program: A challenging summer experience focused
on personal growth that provides an intellectual workout, teaches important life
skills and is an excellent enhancement to a college application. Programs include
team building and leadership training, intellectual challenges, cultural immersion
and service learning opportunities. Students are encouraged to step out of their
comfort zone, get involved and to take a leadership role in their experience.
www.AmericanLeadership.com
Ames Seminars – P/SAT Workshops – come to the Counseling Office or call 9372280
The Art Institute of Boston (AIB) at Lesley University offers studio art +
design college classes for high school students interested in artistry, technology,
and professions in the visual arts. Pre-college Summer Program: Online Portfolio
Preparation Courses, Over 60 Traditional Courses in visual art + design, and the
Young Artist Residency (YAR) Program Students can experience an art college
environment, Earn college credit, Expand their knowledge of career options in the
visual arts Build their portfolios for applying to art school For more information:
aiboston.edu/info/yoursummer or email precollege@aiboston.edu. Or call 617 5856724 or 618 585-6729.
Arthritis Foundation Summer Internship- 12 internship positions, 8 weeks long
at the University of California, San Francisco and Stanford University. Each student
is mentored by a renowned researcher in the fields of Rheumatology &
Immunology, Stipends are provided. Deadline to submit completed application:
Friday February 24th, request an application by contacting Beth Miller at 415 3565483 or bmiller@arthritis.org Download overview/application:
northerncalifornia.arthritis.org
Backdoor jobs - Short-Term Job Adventures - www.backdoorjobs.com
Banson NYC Fashion Summer Camps for High School Students: Banson NYC
is excited to offer 2 NYC Fashion Summer Camps for high school students in 2012
Each week-long session will teach students the fundamentals of the fashion industry
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by providing an insider’s perspective. Students will stay at the LIM College dorms
on the Upper East Side. Tuition includes the following: 6 Nights in LIM College
Residence Hall, Visits to Key Players in the Industry, Attend Interesting FashionRelated Seminars and Lectures, Participate in an Educational Shopping Trip, Visit a
Well-Known NYC Museum to See a Current Fashion Exhibit, Attend an Information
Session at a NYC Fashion College, Meet with Educational Consultants from
Admissions 1 to Learn about Navigating the College Admissions Process, Take an
Essay Writing Workshop to Prepare for College Applications, Group Dinners on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights, Manicure / Pedicure Treatment on
Thursday Night, Enjoy the Excitement of NYC! The cost is $1875.00 per student or
$1699.00 per student if you register with a friend. For More Information: Contact
Banson NYC at www.bansonnyc.org or (917)328-1469.
Berkeley Lab Internships for PreCollegiate Scholars (BLIPS)
BLIPS is an eight-week internship that provides high school juniors with the
opportunity to work with world-class scientists or engineers on projects related to
the Laboratory’s research programs. Assignments cover a range of laboratory tasks
and assistance in basic research. For more information on revised eligibility,
application guidelines, and placement process go to:
http://csee.lbl.gov/Programs/BLIPS/index.html
Boston University High School Program: Choose from one of four programs:
High School Honors, Research Internship, Summer Challenge or Summer Preview.
For more information contact bu.edu/summer/highschool
Boston University PROMYS (Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists:
An intensive 6 week residential experience in creative mathematical exploration.
The program cost $2700 and financial assistance is available. Applications are
available online at www.promys.org
Cal Summer Experience: The Cal Summer Experience is a two and one-half day
residential program on the UC Berkeley campus for prospective high school and
community college applicants from educationally disadvantaged backgrounds.
There is no cost to the student; however, students are expected to provide their
own transportation to and from the Berkeley campus. High School Program:
Applicants must attend a high school in the Northern California area and have
completed at least 30 A-G courses by the end of Spring 2011. Applicants must also
have a cumulative GPA of 3.75. For more information contact Bridget Wilson 510643-7902, naoc@berkeley.edu or Jua Howard at 510-664-4424,
jhhoward@berkeley.edu
California State Summer School For The Arts: Four weeks of exploration,
discovery and hard work designed to unleash your creative power. A talented
group of high school students will receive intensive training from professionals in
music, theatre, video and film, visual arts, dance, creative writing, and animation.
Held at CalArts in Valencia, California, Full and partial scholarships are available for
first-time California resident attendees only. Interested? You'll find complete
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program descriptions, answers to commonly asked questions, and the application
forms and instructions on this Web site. http://www.csssa.ca.gov/
Cambridge College Programme – Summer program for high achieving high
school scholars. 65 academic courses, including leadership courses with a visit to
parliament, excursions to London, Bath, Stonehenge, Stratford-upon Avon, Ely
Cathedral, Duxford Air Museum, Warwick Castle and more. Sports: Varsity rowing
on River Cam, Soccer, tennis, squash, lacrosse, etc. Optional SAT/ACT prep and
Calculus prep, theatre, community service, finance, polo & horseback riding
instruction pop culture courses, and an optional trip to Paris. For more information:
www.cambridgecollegeprogramme.org
Camp Depot – out-door after school jobs, camp jobs for the summer, or just to
attend a camp. www.Campdepot.com
Carnegie Mellon’s Pre-College Programs Advanced placement/Early Admission,
National High School Game Academy, Fine Arts: Architecture, Art, Design, Drama,
Music. For more information: www.cmu.edu/enrollment/pre-college
The Center for Cultural Interchange (CCI) is a 25-year old non-profit
international exchange organization dedicated to the promotion of cultural
understanding, environmental consciousness, and world peace. We have partners in
65 countries and take care of thousands of exchange students every year! To find
out more about learning abroad or hosting an exchange student visit the website,
http://cci-exchange.org or email your local representatives at:
diabloexchangestudents@yahoo.com
Chicano Latino Youth Leadership Project, Inc.: Since 1982, the Chicano Latino
Youth Leadership Project (CLYLP) has successfully organized a week long leadership
training conference in Sacramento, which has prepared approximately 3,000 of
California’s best and brightest high school student for many opportunities and
challenges they face. Students attend the conference at no cost to themselves or
their families. For more information visit www.clyplp.org
The College of New Jersey Summer Bonner Fellow Program: For HS students
who want to engage in meaningful community service, earn college credits, have a
2-week living experience on a beautiful campus, and learn how to hightlight
community service experience during the college admissions process. For
information and an application: www.tcnj.edu/bonnersummer
Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange – exchange program for German and
American High School Students www.USAGermanyScholarship.org
Contra Costa County Summer Camp These summer camps provide high school
juniors and seniors hands on, real world learning opportunities with scientists,
engineers, and industry experts. And the bonus... students earn college credit, take
field trips in the local area, and have fun while learning about exciting career
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opportunities. For more information about the engineering, biotech and
environmental camps go to http://www.cocosummercamps.org/
COSMOS: Cosmos is a four week residential program for talented and motivated
students completing grades 8-12. Students work side-by-side with UC researchers
and faculty to explore advanced topics in science, technology, engineering and
mathematics (STEM) using curriculum that is hands-on and intensive. UCI June 26th
-July 23rd ,2011 UCD/UCSC/UCSD July 10th-August 6th 2011 For more information
www.ucop.edu/cosmos
Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE): The South Korea
Scholarship is full, all expenses paid scholarship program for students to learn about Korean
culture firsthand. CIEE has partnered with the Korea Foundation, a nonprofit organization aimed
at promoting awareness and understanding of Korea throughout the international community,
and to enhance goodwill and friendship through the implementation of various international
exchange programs. For more information contact, SouthKorea@ciee.org 1.800.40.STUDY
www.ciee.org/southkorea
Cushing Summer Session- A 5 week program offering intensive academic
instruction, a variety of athletics and activities and excursions into Boson and the
surrounding New England countryside. For more information 978 827-7700
www.summersessin@cushing.org
Discovery Student Adventure: On a Discovery Student Adventure, curiosity is all
you really need. Because traveling with Discovery is not about sightseeing
(although you’ll certainly see the sites.) It’s about experiencing the world through
the eyes of Discovery www.DiscoveryStudentAdventures.com
Do Something.org: has Disaster Grants available to youth working in disaster
preparedness or emergency response. The grants are $500 and will be given out
each week this year. You can find more information at :
http://www.dosomething.org/grants/disaster
Education Talent Search Program Students need to complete ETS and Summer
Registration applications, submit parent income information and a current report
card and attend parent/student orientation. Classes are offered in Math, English,
Career exploration, SAT prep and college planning at No Cost. For more
information contact 925 685-1230 ext 2571
Emory Pre-College Program An academic program for high school students. For
more information or to apply, visit: www.precollege.emory.edu
Ex’pression College Summer Camp They offer drawing, animation design for
print and web, stop motion animation, game art beginning studio recording and
electronic music camp. For more information and to register, visit
expression.edu/camps .
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FIDM (Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising) Summer Program for
HS Students Programs offered in San Francisco, Orange County, San Diego and Los
Angeles. If you are curious about the creative worlds of fashion, business, and
design, then check out 3 days of fashion at: fidm.edu/go/summerprogram
Fir Acres Workshop in Writing and Thinking Two week summer residency
program at Lewis & Clark College, Portland OR for student completing grades 8
through 12. $1650 includes tuition, room and board. Rolling admission begins
February. For more information visit go.lclark.edu/fir_acres_workshop Email
firacres@lclark.edu 503 768-7200
Hillsdale College High School Study Abroad Program This program provides a
unique opportunity for select HS students to participate in a two-week course
taught in Europe during the summer. Hillsdale’s distinguished faculty in the fields
of English, history and classics will teach the classes. Each course gives students
the opportunity to earn three undergraduate (college) credits while traveling to
some of the oldest and most historically rich places in the world. For more
information: hillsdale.edu/admissions or call 517 607-2526 or 517 607-2333.
Institute for Educational Advancement Apprenticeship Program. Los
Angeles: IEA's Apprenticeship Program nurtures the extraordinary potential of
gifted high school students by providing them with challenging, hands-on learning
experiences with mentors in various professions and opportunities to interact with
intellectual peers for three to four weeks during the summer. This year's
Apprenticeship Program features several sites in the Los Angeles area including the
University of Southern California, Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, Art Center
College of Design, the Los Angeles Superior Court, and Avery Dennison Research
Center. Programs: Architecture and Design, Genetic Epidemiology, industrial
design and law & order, available in San Francisco. For more information (626)
403-8900 or www.educationaladvancement.org or
Apprenticeship@educationaladvancement.org
Jets: provides programs and resources that let students explore, assess, and
experience engineering first-hand. From exciting student competitions to
assessment tools and career exploration materials, JETS provides multiple pathways
for students to discover their potential for engineering. www.jets.org
Johnson & Wales University Career Exploration Summer Program: Three
day summer program for HS students entering their junior or senior year. At
Career Explorations you can discover what it’s like to work in the areas of business,
culinary art, hospitality or technology at one of our campuses in Providence, R.I.;
North Miami, Fla.; Denver, Colo.; or Charlotte, N.C.
Kaiser Permanente LAUNCH High School Summer Youth Employment
Program (SYEP): A Community Benefit Program geared primarily toward 11th
and 12th grade students. We offer paid summer work experience at Kaiser
Permanente facilities throughout California and encourage students to consider that
life long learning and earning power begins with a high school diploma. There are a
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wide variety of health care and health care support jobs available, and many
students who have participated in the SYEP have chosen health care-related fields
after graduation – some of them right here at Kaiser Permanente. As a SYEP
student, you’ll be paid for your time, working in one of our departments while
learning about careers in health care. Additionally, when a certified Regional
Occupational Program (ROP) teacher is involved and you complete the various
components of the program, you can earn up to 10 Cooperative Vocational
Education (CVE) units. These units may be added to the total units required for high
school
graduation.
For
more
information
visit
http://xnet.kp.org/hr/ca/youth/syep/index.htm
Global Glimpse takes juniors in high school abroad to the developing world for 3
weeks during their summer break to immerse them in a global education,
community service and leadership program. The preparation for this program starts
during the school year with after-school workshops. Our unique program inspires in
students the value of a college education, matures students and differentiates them
in their college essay and applications. For more information www.globalglimpse.org
Groove Job: Part Time Jobs, Teen Jobs, Student Jobs, Hourly Jobs, Summer Jobs.
http://www.groovejob.com/
InnerSpark Summer program.Program in Creative writing, film & Video, Visual
Arts, Animation, Theater, Dance and Music. For more information
www.innerspark.us
International Student Exchange Programs –
www.world-heritage.org
Jobs – Eastbay Works – Concord – connects youth with job opportunities, career
and educational resources –
www.eastbayworks.org – 671-4500
John Muir Health Summer Internship Program Would you like a summer job
where you work within a health system, gain knowledge about health care careers
and earn high school credits? Must be 16 by the start of the internship and in your
Junior or Senior Year. Go to www.johnmuirhelath.com/careers and click on “Search
our Jobs” Select a job category (clerical), keyword (summer), click search.
Landmark College Summer Program for HS students who learn differently:
Sunday July 10th -Saturday July 30th Southern Oregon University Ashland, OR. For
more information www.landmark.edu
Laurel Springs School is a private, WASC-accredited school that offers a flexible
and convenient way for high school students to take summer classes online.
Students can make up a class to meet their requirements, or get a jump on next
year's classes. Each student has a teacher who will grade his or her lessons and
provide support to successfully complete these courses at an accelerated pace.
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Enrollment is easy. Just refer your students to http://summer.laurelsprings.com.
The student will select their courses and call to speak with a Laurel Springs
enrollment advisor. We will provide the student with all the documentation you
need to approve the course, or we can provide it directly to you. To learn more
about how we can help your students this summer, call 1-800-377-5890.
Metropolitan Transportation Commission Summer Internship Program: The
purpose of the program is to promote interest in transportation as a potential
career, help students understand the role of transportation agencies in the
community, county and region, provide skill-building opportunities during all phases
of the program and provide assistance to our partner transportation agencies. The
hour rate is $10.00 and hour and students may work full time or part time for up to
10 weeks. Must be 16 by the date of hire and have completed at least their
sophomore year. To apply go to www.mtc.ca.gov/jobs/high_school/
NASA: Interdisciplinary National Science Project Incorporating Research
and Education Experience: The INSPIRE program, is a multitier year-round
program designed for students in 9th to 12th grade who are interested in science,
technology, engineering and mathematics, or STEM, education and careers.
Through the INSPIRE Online Learning Community, or OLC, students from across the
nation have the opportunity to interact with their peers, NASA experts, and
education specialists twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. Members in good
standing with the INSPIRE OLC have the opportunity to compete for gradeappropriate summer STEM experiences which is designed to provide hands-on
opportunities to investigate education and careers in STEM at a NASA facility or a
Space Grant Institution/University. For more information:
http://www.nasa.gov/offices/education/programs/descriptions/INSPIRE_Project.ht
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Northfield Mount Herman Summer session: College prep, English as a second
language, contemporary dance programs and New Zealand Summer Abroad
Program. For more information: 413 498-3290 summer_school@nmhschool.org,
www.nmhschool.org/summer
NYU Precollege Program: NYU Precollege offers rising HS juniors and seniors the
opportunity to experience academic and student life at NY University. Students take
college level courses for academic credit which may be applied to a future degree.
Residential and non-residential options are available. For more information:
http://www.nyu.edu/summer/2011/highschool/program.html
NYU Steinhardt Summer Music Study - one to three weeks, vocal programs,
instrumental programs, Jazz, programs, and other music oriented programs. For
more information including application and housing options
www.steinhardt.nyu.edu/music/summer or call 212 998-5424
Otis College of Art and Design Summer of Art College Preparatory Program:
Session in animation architecture/landscaping/Interiors, black and white
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photography, digital media, digital photography, drawing and painting and the
anime style, fashion design, graphic design, illustration, life drawing, painting,
product design, sculpture, and toy design. For more information go to otis.edu/soa
Penn Summer Opportunities Pre-College Program, Penn Summer Academy For
more information on the Pre-College Program visit:
www.sas.upenn.edu/summer/students/highschool/courses/precollege For complete
information on the Penn Summer Academies visit:
www.sas.upenn.edu/summer/students/highschool/courses/academies
Phillips Exeter Academy Summer School Program- July 3rd-August 6th, 2011.
If you are serious student, intellectually curious, creative, eager to embrace new
challenges and opportunities, then Phillips Exeter Academy five week Summer
School may be a program for you. For more information: www.exeter.edu/summer
Pratt Institute Pre-College Program The pre-college curriculum consists of four
classes, as well as lectures and cultural and social events. Students select and
Elective course in their area of interest and are automatically enrolled in a
foundation course as well as an Art History Appreciation, and a portfolio
development class to complement their elective of choice. For more information
www.pratt.edu/prostudies
Reading Skills and Speed Reading Programs for Children and Adults,
California State University East Bay Program for entering 9-11th: Students in
these programs make substantial gains in comprehension while doubling reading
speed. They also learn the best way to read textbooks, take notes, and study for
tests. Programs for entering 12th graders: This program will transform your reading
skills. You will double your reading speed in difficult material and triple your reading
speed in easier material, while improving comprehension, concentration and recall.
These programs are offered in Concord, Pleasant Hill and Walnut creek. For more
information call 1 800-978-9596.
Ringling College of Art and Design Pre College Perspective: Create a
portfolio worth of work, work in college-level coursework, meet the challenge of
project pace and performance, live and work with the like-minded individuals, ear
college credits and explore majors. For more information 941 955-8869, Email
precollege@ringling.edu, web www.ringling.edu/precollege
The Rochester Pre-College Program: Several sessions throughout the year.
Summer residential program (grades 9-12) Rochester Scholars Program (grades 912), Malawi Immersion Summer Seminar (grades 11-12), Taste of College (grades
11-12), Summer workshop series. For more information
http://enrollement.rochester.edu/admissions/precollege
Sarah Lawrence College Program for HS Students: A five week residential
program: Sarah Lawrence College & The International Film Institute of New York
Summer Filmmaking Intensive. Several three week residential courses in Creative
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Writing, Summer in the City, Musical Theratre, and the White Mountain Summer
Dance Festival. For more information: www.sarahlawrence.edu/highschool
The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) offers an array of summer
courses, camps and workshops for credit and for enrichment. The summer schedule
includes residential, non-residential and SCAD eLearning opportunities for both
educators and their students. Rising Star, Five-week pre-college for credit program
for rising high school seniors SCAD Summer Seminars, One-week summer camp
for high school students who have completed 9th, 10th, or 11th grade. Visit
.www.scad.edu for more information.
The Sewanee Environmental Institute (SEI) Pre-college Field Studies
Experience: This program is designed for high school juniors and seniors with a
history of academic success who are also passionate about the outdoors and want
to advance their knowledge and skills in the study of the environment The program
is held on the campus of the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee over
the summer. Students will have the opportunity to explore Sewanee's ecologically
diverse 13,000-acre campus under the guidance of faculty members who are
passionate about environmental education. This program provides an
interdisciplinary introduction to environmental studies. For more information about
the SEI program, highlights, cost and an application, please go to:
http://sei.sewanee.edu/programs/precollege
SFAI: San Francisco Art Institute Summer Program The San Francisco Art’s
Institute’s PreCollege Program is a five week, six college credit course of study for
artists who have completed the tenth grade but haven’t yet started college. The
program introduces participants to what it’s like to be in art school- to the broad
range of techniques, concepts, and debates that make up the contemporary art
scene. For more information: www.sfai.edu/precollege
Stanford Medical Youth Science Program: Open to sophomore or juniors from
a low-income background who have earned at least B’s in science and math classes.
Stanford offers full scholarships to 24 qualified high school students to attend our 5
week summer residential program. Competition is rigorous, apply early.
http://smysp.stanford.edu or email youth.science@stanford.edu
The Student Conservation Association is looking for High School students 1519 for a 3-5 week projects in parks and forest. Through SCA’s tuition-free,
summer National Conservation Crews, students gain hands on conservation and
outdoor skills, develop leadership skills, create team spirit, and manage day to
day challenges all while connecting with and caring for Planet Earth. For more
information www.theSCA.org/national-crews
Summer Discovery: The world's finest & most popular pre-college & middle
school enrichment programs. We are proud that every summer more teenagers
choose SUMMER DISCOVERY than any other program of its kind. Programs are
available in a variety of setting such as: UCLA, University of Pennsylvania, UC
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Santa Barbara, Northeastern University, Boston, UC San Diego, Cambridge
University & London, University of Michigan, Madrid, Valencia & Barcelona
Spain,3+3 Michigan/UCLA Combo, Florence, Italy, Georgetown University For
more information visit www.summerdiscovery.com
Summer Study: Summer Study is proud to offer the most exciting and
educationally rewarding pre-college program for high school students. Students
completing 9th-11th grade share in the unique opportunity of a lifetime by
experiencing college life in an organized and supervised environment at any of our
4 premier college campuses. Summer Study programs offer something for
everyone, both academically and socially. For more information go to
www.SummerStudy.com/Applications
The Saint Mary's College of CA Summer Mathematics Camp (SMC)2 : June
17th to June 22nd (SMC)2 is a free one week-long residential summer mathematics
enrichment program for mathematically gifted high-school age students from the
San Francisco Bay and surrounding areas. The mission of (SMC)2 is to inspire and
strengthen students' interest in mathematics by guiding them in an intense
exploration of relevant, challenging and deeply fascinating mathematical ideas that
are not included in the standard high school curriculum. For more information:
http://math.st.marys-ca.edu/smc2.html or Email: mathcamp@stmarys-ca.edu
UC Berkeley Summer Sessions, Pre-Collegiate Program: Students can choose
from over 100 specially –selected college courses and earn college credit. The
program is open to students who have completed 10th grade with at least a “B”
average. For more information contact www.summer.berkeley.edu/pre-collegiate
UC Berkeley Summer Sessions, Freshman Edge is exclusively open for students
who have already been admitted to Berkeley for the coming year. For more
information contact www.summer.berkeley.edu/freshman
UC Davis School of Education Young Scholars Program Do research this
summer on a University Campus. This program strives to engage 40 academically
talented high school sophomores and juniors in a variety of research experiences
within the areas of biological and natural sciences. For more information, meeting
locations, times, and an online application, visit: http://ysp.ucdavis.edu
University of the Arts Summer Arts at UArts in Philadelphia, Pre College
Summer institute for HS Students in the areas of art +media, dance, jazz, and
Theater programs. For more information cs.uarts.edu/precollege
U.S. Air Force Academy Summer Sessions: Every thought about attending the
U.S. Air Force Academy? If you are a college-bound Junior interested in possibly
attending the AF Academy or considering an AFROTC scholarship. You are invited
to apply for this highly competitive week-long program at the US Air Force Academy
in Colorado Springs, CO. PSAT, PLAN, SAT or ACT scores are required For more
information: www.acadmeyadmissions.com type in summer seminar in the search
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bar, then click summer seminar in the black box that appears, Call 719 333-2236 or
apply online at http://admissions.usafa.edu/
US Performing Arts Camps: US Performing Arts offers programs in acting, dance,
college audition workshops, playwriting/screenwriting, musical theater, digital
filmmaking, animation, design, sitcom writing/production, USPA glee camp, and
college prep for the arts. It is located at some of the finest universities facilities in
the nation. College credit is available at some locations. For more information visit
www.usperformingarts.com
Vancouver Film School is pleased to offer aspiring filmmakers, animators, artists,
actors, writers, and designers at your high school the exclusive chance to
experience VFS's world-renowned programs for themselves in Vancouver, BC,
Canada. Programs in: Foundation Visual Art & Design, Acting for Film & Television,
Animation & Visual Effects, Digital Design, Entertainment Business Management,
Film Production, Game Design, Makeup Design for Film & Television, Sound Design
for Visual Media: July, and Writing for Film & Television, Students must be 17 years
of age or older to participate. Seats are limited, so we encourage students to get all
the details and register early at vfs.com/summer2010 .
Young Ambassadors Program: The young ambassadors program is a national
interdisciplinary leadership development program for graduating high school
seniors. The mission of the program is to foster the next generation of Latino
leaders in the arts, sciences and humanities via the Smithsonian Institution and it
resources. The program includes an intensive one-week training seminar in
Washington D.C. and a four-week paid internship at a recognized museum or
cultural organization in local communities across the US and Puerto Rico. For more
information and to apply visit: www.latino.si.edu/education
Yosemite Institute: The Yosemite Institute Field Research Course is a 2 week
backpacking adventure in the wilderness of the Yosemite National Park.
Participants earn college credit by completing an ecological research project to
answer their own question about the natural world. To register or find out more
information 209 379-9511 x33 www.yosemitefieldresearch.org,
yosemitefieldresearch@naturebridge.org
Washington University in St. Louis: 5 week high school summer scholars
program, a 3 week Summer Institute or a 2 week young writers institute open to
current sophomores or juniors. For more information and application materials
contact www.summerscholars.wustl.edu, or www.swi.ucollege.wustl.edu
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