2015 Summer Enrichment and Workshop Options
Audrey Walton Youth Leadership Conference: Conference is for juniors and
seniors (2015-2016); it is a 3-day conference with seminars on building leadership
skills, teams' challenges, and positive group interaction. NO COST ! July 16-18 at
University of Missouri campus.
There is NO LIMIT as to the number of
applications that can come from any school. THIS IS A VERY GOOD
OPPORTUNITY FOR PRESENT SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS who wish to
learn and enhance leadership skills. Application des an essay, letter of
recommendation, signed expectation and medical release form. Counselor has
application. Deadline: 1 May 2015.
KUMC School of Medicine: Pre-Med Summer Programs are now open. The
mission of OCED Summer Programs is to create academic opportunities to support
the development of underrepresented students and their advancement in health
related careers. The program available for incoming college Freshmen:
Health Science Enrichment Institute I - A six-week summer residency program
at KU Lawrence for incoming college Freshmen at any institution that offers
instruction in Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, and English. More information can
be found here.
A flyer for this program is attached for your convenience to copy and distribute to
your students.
The program will provide a generous stipend and will cover room and board
and classes.
For additional information about the programs and the Office of Cultural
Enhancement and Diversity, visit our website here.
UMKC EMT Training:
UMKC School of Medicine will be part of training for
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) and Paramedic initial education this
summer. See Mr. Murphy for further information.
UMKC Architecture "Design Discovery" Summer Workshop: Open to grades
10-12 (next year). Only $85 fee. June 8-11. Program will introduce students to
architecture, urban landscaping, and urban planning and design -- UMKC's 3
majors. Application opens 1 April 2015 and goes through 31 May 2015.
Univ of Central Missouri: Summer Graphics Camp June
21-25. Application form and details: http://www.ucmo.edu/graphics Room,
meals, workshops included in the low cost. Only $90 with scholarship. No deadline
given, but limited numbers for camp.
Camp Cardiac: Scholarship and standard applications are now open for Camp
Cardiac Kansas City 2015!
Camp Cardiac, run by local medical students in 23 cities nationwide, is a 1-week
summer day camp open to high school students interested in exploring careers in
medicine.
Students may learn more and apply by visitingwww.campcardiac.org.
University of Dayton Workshops:
1) Summer Honors Engineering Camp. June 14-19 or June 21-26.
Activities include design and robot building, career options, and networking with
practicing engineers. 6 days long, coed, open to students who will be sophomores,
juniors, and seniors in Fall, 2015. Minimum cumulative GPA is 3.50. More
information: http://go.udayton.edu.engr/honors_camp
Contact Beth Hart at
937-229-5080 or ehart1@udayton.edu for further clarification.
2) Women in Engineering Camp. July 12-17. Students will learn how
engineers creatively use knowledge and technology to improve the lives of others.
They will conduct experiments and use creativity to solve practical problems. 6 day
camp, open to females who will be upperclassmen (as outlined above) in Fall, 2015.
More information: http://go.udayton.edu/wie
Questions to Annette
Packard at 937-229-3296 or apackard1@udayton.edu
Truman State University: They will have a summer academy for: 1) professions
in health for present sophomores and juniors. Criteria: 3.25 cumulative GPA and
3.50 in basic sciences classes. Interested students should ask Mr. Murphy to
nominate them, and when that is done, an application and essay will follow. It is
July 5-12.
A second academy, a problem-based exploration of science, literature, and
leadership, will also be available. It is June 21-28. It is for gifted kids, and may
appeal to the non-traditional type of student.
Summer 2015 Stanford Pre-Collegiate Studies:
Information
available at: http://precollegiate.stanford.edu/collegecounselor There are
workshops available entitled: 1) pre-collegiate studies overview, high school
summer college, summer humanities institute, youth orchestra, university-level
online math and physics, and Stanford Online High School.
Deadlines vary.
Al Neuharth Free Spirit Scholarship and Journalism Conference:
In Washington, D. C., for interested journalism aspirants. Applications and more
info available: www.freespirit.org
Possible scholarship awarded for $1,000 to
the college of the student’s choice.
Summer American Legion Oratorical Contests, Scholarships, School
Medals, Cadet Patrol, State Youth and Government Day, and Eagle Scout of
the Year:
www.missourilegion.org/molegion_004.htm
Questions: 1-800-846-9023 or contact Kristen Jaegers at
programs@missourylegion.org
Washington University – St. Louis High School Summer
Experience:
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Workshops in medicine, writing, archeology, engineering, research, leaders
hip, and more will be offered
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All information available to http://summerexperiences.wustl.edu
University of Nebraska Architecture Workshops:
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June 7 – 13, 2015: Architecture, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture:
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June 14 – 19: Discover Landscape Architecture
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$585 fee; application available from counselor, two letters of recommendation,
I essay
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Deadline: 6 April 2015.
Missouri Boys State at UCM:
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Dates: June 13-20 at University of Central Missouri
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http://www.moboysstate.org/
for information and application
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Deadline: 1 March 2015.
Carnegie-Mellon University Pre-College Summer Sessions:
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June 27-August 8
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Student must have completed sophomore year
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Website: https://admission.enrollment.cmu.edu/pages/pre-college
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Information phone: 412-268-2082
University of Missouri Mini Medical program:
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June 21-25 or June 28 – July 2
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$600 fee, deposit of $300 required with application
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Application and info at this website:
http://medicine.missouri.edu/admissions/minimed.html
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Deadline: 1 March 2015
University of Missouri Pre-College Workshops:
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Information link:
https://musis1.missouri.edu/precollege/summer_program.cfm
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Among others, fields include business, engineering, journalism, health, music,
science, and vet studies
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Deadline: 1 March 2015.
Missouri University of Science and Technology Summer Camps:
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Several different options that include engineering, sports, leadership, and
robotics
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Info link: http://futurestudents.mst.edu/summercamps/
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Deadline: 1 March 2015 for most, although some will vary by camp
Univ of Nebraska-Lincoln Summer Academic Camps:
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Topics: animal science, crop science, culinary arts and food science,
education, engineering, fashion design, filmmaking, youth legislature,
veterinary science, outdoor Nebraska
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June 7-12; fees range from $500+
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Register at http://bigredcamps.unl.edu
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Deadline: 1 April 2015.
Univ of Nebraska-Lincoln Summer Architecture Camp:
 The College of Architecture at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln offers a
summer workshop that may appeal to students who show an interest in art,
design, and industrial technology.
 June 8-14.
 Information and application available here:
http://architecture.unl.edu/prospective-student/high-school-workshops
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Pratt Institute Summer PreCollege Program:
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Involves art, design, architecture, creative writing, cultural studies
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Fee: $3,430. Application deadline is 1 April 2015
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Information: preco@pratt.edu
Summer Study Programs:
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Associated with Fordham, Penn State, Colorado State Universities, and
The Sorbonne in Paris, France
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Information: info@SummerStudy.com
www.SummerStudy.com
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Two 6½ week summer programs; college credit available
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