2007 Summer
Programs and Special Opportunity Programs
This list is in the order in which
receive information.
Please scroll through the entire
list.
Students and
Parents: Please note that this list is not exclusive.
Please
look on the website of the school where your daughter has interest,
they just may have a summer program for her. See Miss Bogan with
quesitons.
Summer Service Hour idea links
follow this chart.
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Additional
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Scientific Summer Internships for High
School Students Advanced
Materials Research Institute at UNO |
Full time
internships begin June 7 and end Stipend of
$1300 to $1800 DUE DATE:
March 16, 2007 Click here
for application For more
info, contact AMRI (504)
280-3258 |
Positions
in Chemistry, Physics and Materials Science Open to
9th -12th graders Required
for Application: Application
form 3 letters
of recommendation Official
Transcript 1-2 page
personal statement indicating career goals and description of why you
wish to participate. |
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Students
may attend for a 3, 4, 5 or 6 week program between June 17 and See Miss
Bogan for applications or go to www.workshops.org |
Requirements: Must have
academic achievement and potential to bring varied interests, talents
and experience to the program. Deposit of
$150 Resume Letter of
character reference Letter of
academic reference Essay: Why I Want to Be a |
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Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute,
Inc. Internships and Fellowships |
Features
paid travel to and from
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Click here to learn
about programs and download applications and deadlines. |
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June 4- Due:
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Into
course in architecture that assumes no prior study.
Click here for more information. 512-471-9890
or cad@lists.cc.utexas.edu |
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Broadreach Academic |
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College
accredited courses in marine science, language immersion, cultural
studies and/or community service. Or scuba,
sailing, wilderness and leadership summer programs - click here
for more information. |
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Experiences in Pre-College Summer Workshop |
Session 1: June 18- July 6 Session 2: July 9 – July 27 |
Click
here for more information. |
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Oxbridge Academic Programs Grades 8-9 |
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Click here
or look at the booklets in the College Resource Room for information. Application,
fees, transcript and 500 word statement are required. |
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Oxbridge Academic Programs Grades 10-12 |
July 8 –
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Click here
or look at the booklets in the College Resource Room for information. Application,
fees, transcript and 500 word statement are required. |
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SummerMath Program Or SEARCH Program |
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Click
here
for information on SummerMath Program – problem
solving, confidence building, a taste of college life OR Click here
for info on SEARCH – a
4 week program for high school girls who want to see beyond high school
mathematics. Scholarships
are available – for more info, click here. |
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To
learn more click
here. Contact: Prof. John R. Veillette, Ph.D. Assoc. Dean and Dir. of PAVE Vanderbilt University VU Station B #351736 2301 Vanderbilt Place Nashville, TN 37235-1736 (615) 322-7827 during reg hrs or email pave@vanderbilt.edu |
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of Louisiana Lafayette Summer Scholars Residential Program |
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Applications
available from Miss Bogan. Students
take three classes designed to develop skills in new content areas to
pursue special interests. |
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| Washington University in St. Louis Summer Scholars Program |
Session
A: June 10 - July 14, 2007 Session B: July 15 - Aug. 17, 2007 Earn full college credit, transferable to Washington University and most accredited colleges and universities. Learn first hand about college from residential life to library research. Live with other high school students from across the country. |
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| Washington University in St. Louis Summer Scholars Program |
Session
A: June 10 - July 14, 2007 Session B: July 15 - Aug. 17, 2007 Earn full college credit, transferable to Washington University and most accredited colleges and universities. Learn first hand about college from residential life to library research. Live with other high school students from across the country. |
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July 1 - 14, 2007 Workshops in Fiction, Poetry, and Creative Writing Tuition is $1,525 Transportation from Chatanooga or Nashville airport is an additional $60 Need Based Financial Aid is available. Ask your teacher who writes your letter of recommendation to put this in the letter. Reveiw of applications begins March 5, 2007 and will contninue until all available spaces are full. |
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Dates vary - check website Astronomy Entrepenurial Leadership Creative Writing Women Leaders of Tomorrow Business Basketball Swim Camp Equestrian |
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Statesmen Summer School open to all students who have a passionate interest in politics and current event |
Located
on the campuses of Georgetown, Princeton, Yale and Stanford In depth introduction to U.S. Government, U.S. History, politics and public speaking. Other classes available on different campuses (see the website for more): AP Macroeconomics, U.S. Foreign Policy, AP Comparative Gov't, Political Philosophy, Legal Advocacy/Moot Court, Political Communication |
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6 week residential program where you can
take two undergraduate classes, earning up to 8 credits or conduct
research under the guidance of a faculty mentor. |
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2 week program enrolled in two non-credit
summer seminars designed for the program. Business, creative writing, history of Boston, international politics, law, mass comm, persuasive writing, psychology, science and visual arts. two week |
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