Summer Programs
2014/2015 School Year
Who: Rising 9th – 12th grade Female students.
What: Columbia College 2015 Girl’s Summer Leadership Institute – Students build
leadership skills depending on age bracket. Rising 9th – Foundations of Leadership.
Rising 10th-11th – Building Leadership Framework. Rising 12th – Becoming a Future
Ready Leader.
Where: Columbia College
When: Student Nomination by April 1, 2015. Registration for Rising 9th graders
is May 1, 2015 for June 14-19, 2015 session. Registration for Rising 10-12th
graders is June 15, 2015 for July 26-31, 2015 sessions.
How: Interested students should see Mr. Elias in Guidance for nomination
information. For more information please visit columbiasc.edu/summerinstitute or
call (803) 786-3894.
Who: Rising 10-12th Grade Students
What: The George Washington University College Intensive (Rising 11th-12th) and
Summer Immersion Programs (Rising 10-12th). – College Intensive Program offers
students the opportunity to earn college credit by engaging in challenging
undergraduate level courses. 3 and 6 Week Sessions available with a 6 Week
Online Session, as well. Summer Immersion Program is a full day, non-credit
earning program that integrates lectures and active learning.
Where: The George Washington University, Washington, D.C.
When: Application Deadlines are May 15, 2015 for both programs.
How: Visit precollege.gwu.edu
Who: Rising 10th-12th Grade Students interested in the Arts and Designs field.
What: SCAD (Savannah College of Arts and Design) Summer Seminars. Students
gain valuable educational experience while developing their creative vision through
exciting art and design assignments and projects.
Where: Sessions are held at SCAD’s Atlanta or Savannah locations.
How: Visit scad.edu/sss for more information.
Who: High School Juniors – Unweighted 3.5 or higher grade point average – Family
earning under $60,000 anually with minimal or no assets.
What: QuestBridge College Prep Scholarship. The program is specifically designed
to give talented 11th graders the preparation to get into top colleges for free with
generous financial aid.
How: Students should apply online at www.questbridge.org
Who: Rising 9th and 10th Grade females exceling in Math and Science.
What: Clemson University’s – We Do Math! Summer Camp. The camp is designed to
work with young ladies in the math and sciences to help build self esteem, ability to
work together, and gain an understanding of life on a college campus.
Where: Clemson University, Clemson, SC
When: Applications are due June 1st for programming June 7-12, 2015.
How: Apply online at Clemson.edu/ces/wise/outreach/index.html
Who: Rising 10th – 2015 Graduating Seniors
What: Broyhill Leadership Conference – Personal Development and Leadership
Training.
Where: Wingate University, Wingate, NC
When: Early Registration opens May 4, 2015 for programming June 21-25, 2015.
How: Apply online at www.broyhill-leadership.org
What: Youth Programs at Duke University - Duke Youth Programs is a part of Duke
University Continuing Studies and has provided summer academic enrichment for
academically motivated youth for over 30 years. Each summer approximately 650
youth from around the nation and world, representing some 22 states and 5
different countries, attend one of our summer programs.
Where: Duke University, Durham, NC
How: Research several programs and register online at
www.learnmore.duke.edu/youth
Who: Rising 10-12th Grade Students
What: Free Enterprise Leadership Challenge – Students will learn more about
running their own company at a 5-day overnight camp. Students will: Experience an
independent college setting, get advice from real-world guest speakers, interact
with top performing students around the world, and learn to become a better leader
by actually running a business.
Where: Four Different sessions – Campbell University – Buies Creek, North
Carolina; Wingate University – Wingate, North Carolina; Palm Beach Atlantic
University – West Palm Beach, FL; The King’s College – New York City, NY
When: June 21-25 (Wingate), July 5-9 (West Palm Beach), July 12-16 (Buies Creek),
July 27-31 (New York City)
How: Register Online at FELCexperience.org
Who: Rising 9-12th Grade Students
What: University of South Carolina Summer Music Programming – The Savvy
Musician in Action, Carolina Summer Music Conservatory, Conductors Institute of
South Carolina, Southeastern Piano Festival, USC Summer Drum Major Clinic,
Carolina Opera Experience, String Program Summer Camp.
Where: University of South Carolina – Columbia, South Carolina
When: Dates vary dependent on program of choice. SMIA – June 4-7, CSMC – June 713, CISC – June 6-20, SEPF June 14-21, USC-SDMC June 18-20, COE July 6-10, SPSC
July 13-17.
How: Learn more and apply online at www.sc.edu/music/summer-programs
Who: Rising 9th – Adult
What: Clemson University’s Center for Corporate Learning Reading Skills and Speed
Reading Programs. Program for Rising 9th-11th grade students – Students double
reading speed, make substantial gains in comprehension, and learn study skills.
Programs for Rising 12th grade – Adults – Program is designed to double reading
speed, improve comprehension, concentration, and retention.
Where: A Rock Hill location TBD
When: Rising 9th-11th Program meets on Mondays from June 15 – July 13 from 3:456:15pm. Rising 12th – Adult Program meets on Mondays from June 15 – July 13 from
7:00 – 9:30pm.
How: Register by calling 1-800-903-0162
Who: Rising 9th-12th grade students with a weighted grade point average above a
3.3.
What: Clemson University 2015 Summer Scholars Program – Fun and educational
residential programs in June, July, and August. Programs range from Engineering
and Biology to Audio Engineering and Music Production (24 total program
offerings)
Where: Clemson University – Clemson, SC
How: Register online at www.clemson.edu/summersscholars Questions can be
answered by calling (864) 656-5535
Who: Rising Juniors and Seniors
What: New York University (NYU) Precollege – Offers High School students the
opportunity to experience NYU by spending six weeks living and learning in their
community. The focus will be on academics in the classroom, developing college
level writing skills, preparing for college admissions, and cultural exploration.
Where: New York University – New York, New York.
When: July 5 – August 14
How: For more information, please visit nyu.edu/precollege
Who: High School Music Students
What: Oberlin Conservatory Summer Programs 2015 – Various Programs
Where: Oberlin College and Conservatory – Oberlin, Ohio (30 Mins outside of
Cleveland)
When: Various dates June 14 – August 7
How: Visit online at Oberlin.edu/con/summer
Who: High school students between 15-18 who will not be 19 by June 1, 2015 who
are interested in are interested in learning more about South Carolina’s law
enforcement system. Students should display good character.
What: Nathan M. Wolfe Law Enforcement Cadet Academy
Where: The South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy – 5400 Broad River Road,
Columbia, SC
Who: Students preparing for ACT/SAT
What: University Test Prep SAT/ACT Summer Institutes Preparation Courses –
Students will learn test taking strategies in the different subjects of the standardized
tests.
Where: USC – Columbia, Sumter, Aiken, and Beaufort
When: Columbia (June 22-25, July 20-23, July 27-30) Sumter (July 20-23), Aiken
(July 27-30) Beaufort (August 3-6) Sessions will run from 9:00am – 3:00pm
How: Visit online at www.saeu.edu/testing
Who: High School Students (Ages 16+)
What: Worth Boys and Girls Camp – Junior Counselor Application. The Worthy
Boys and Girls Camp is a volunteer overnight recreational camp that is operated by
the Rock Hill Police Department for youth ages 9-12 that reside in York County.
Junior Counselors are assigned to a cabin to assist other counselors with the
campers. You will also be expected to interact with the campers and be a positive
role model to the youth.
Where: Worthy Boys Rd. – Rock Hill, SC
When: Boys – June 15-19, July 6-10, July 20-24; Girls – June 22-26, July 13-17
How: Please see Mr. Elias in Guidance for application.
Who: Students age 14-17
What: Redesigning Our Future: A National Environmental Summit for High School
Students. - An eye-opening experience for you to explore leadership roles, engage in
unique activities& meet people from across the nation with the same passion for the
environment as you!
Where: Catawba College – Salisbury, NC
When: July 7-11 – Final Tuition Payment due July 4, 2015.
How: Apply online at http://www.centerfortheenvironment.org/id-2015application.html
Who: Rising 10-12th grade girls.
What: Charlotte DigiGirlz High Tech Camp - Introduces High School girls to the
many career fields offered within the High Tech industry. During the camp, DigiGirlz
opportunities including Xbox game testing, Microsoft Studio broadcasting and
Product development and marketing. Features hands-on activities, keynote speaker,
career/tech tours, resume workshops and panels.
Where: Microsoft Corporation 8055 Microsoft Way Charlotte, NC 28273
When: June 16-18, 2015
How: Register Online at https://www.eiseverywhere.com/ehome/119724
Who: Rising 7-12th grade girls
What: Blue Tree at Bryn Mawr College - A creative arts summer program for girls.
Students pick two of the courses offered for their classwork and enjoy a fun variety
of evening activities.
Where: Bryn Mawr College – Bryn Mawr, PA
When: Sunday July 26 – Saturday August 7, 2015
How: Call: (718) – 237-8758 Email: Lindsay@bluetreecamp.com or visit online at
bluetreecamp.com
Who: Rising 7-12th grade students working with learning differences such as ADD,
ADHD, Dyslexiam, and more.
What: BASEcamp: Bachman Academy Summer Endeavor – Designed to help your
student develop the social and interpersonal skills they need to thrive in school,
daily situations and the future.
Where: Bachman Academy – McDonald, Tennessee
When: Four Sessions Available: July 5-10, July 12-17, July 19-24, July 26-31, 2015
How: Register online at backmansummer.org
Who: Rising 8-12th grade students
What: Centenary College Summer Scholars Programs – Majors include: Writer’s
Workshop, Veterinary Science, Forensic Science, Fashion Design, Television
Production, Computer Programming/Video Game Production, Psychology, and
Environmental Science (Each class includes an academic field trip to New York City)
Where: Centenary College – Hackettstown, New Jersey
When: Three Sessions Available – July 12-18, July 19-25, and July 26-August 1,
2015.
How: Call 1-866-749-6426 or visit online at centenarysummerscholars.org
Who: Rising 8-12th grade students
What: 2015 Vermont Summer Academy – Majors include: Culinary Arts, Studio Arts,
Writer’s Workshop, Forensic Science, Psychology, Adventure Education, Pre-Law,
Pre-Med/Biology, Philosophy, and Environmental Studies/Reed/Renewable Energy
Ecological Design
Where: Green Mountain College – Poultney, Vermont
When: Two Sessions: Sunday July 12-Saturday July 25 (Includes trip to Boston)
Sunday July 26 – Saturday August 8 (Includes trip to New York City)
How: Visit Vermontsummeracademy.org
Who: Rising 8-12th grade students
What: Summer at St. Andrews University – Majors include: Writer’s Workshop,
Computer Game Art and Illustration, Art: Painting, Drawing, Ceramics, and
Sculpture, Forensic Science, Psychology, Athletic Training/Physical Therapy, PreMed/Biology, Digital Photography, Veterinary Science. (Program includes a College
Admissions Seminar: Prepare for the process)
Where: St. Andrews University – Laurinburg, North Carolina
When: Two Sessions – Sunday, July 12 – Saturday, July 18 and Sunday, July 19 –
Saturday, July 25
How: Visit academiccampnc.org
Who: Rising 6-12th grade students
What: Winthrop University Summer Computing Camps
Where: Winthrop University – Rock Hill, SC
When: June 15 -June 19 Robotics and Computing with Allce (for rising 6th, 7th and
8th grade students) Cost $100 July 5 - July 9 Computing and Jewelry Design (for
rising 6th, 7th and 8th grade students) Cost: $100 July 13 - July 17 Web design with
an introduction to mobile computing (for rising high school students and current
high school students) Cost: $100 July 20 - July 24 Art and Computing Fusion - with
3D design and printing (for rising high school students and current high school
students) Cost: $100 July 27 -31 Computing and Robotics (for rising 6th, 7th and 8th
grade students) Cost $100
How: Visit http://www.birdnest.org/stars/computingcamp.htm for application and
process.